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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
12
In a feature on affordable design, a brick Cape Cod style home is described with wood trim, shutters, a large bay window, and a central fireplace. A U shaped kitchen, no basement, practical storage, and handy utility room are highlighted along with affordable blueprints offered by PENNY'S SMALL HOMES in Detroit.
An elderly narrator praises Nu-Maid margarine for its modern, churned-fresh flavor and table grade seal. She shares personal pride in using it for cooking and baking, notes the Miss Nu-Maid image on the package, and invites readers to submit sayings or ideas for a prize.
Minnesota proclaims 10 000 lakes within 84068 square miles but New Hampshire reports 1301 lakes and ponds in 9304 square miles. The Planning and Development Commission notes New Hampshire’s density outstrips Minnesota per area.
The article explains hydroelectricity as electricity produced by water power and notes a hydroelectric plant could be built where water drops are large, such as at Niagara Falls.
Instructions cover washing electric blankets by hand not in washers, drying over lines, and avoiding wringers. Shoe heel softening via soap rubbing. Halloween season cleaning, window washing, and using a blender to make soap suds. Note mentions US has over 1000 tree species with about 100 commercially valuable.
An article extols the desk chest as space saving furniture suitable for living rooms, dining rooms, or bedrooms. It highlights sturdy plywood construction, hardwood veneer, and versatile uses, plus related space saver pieces like a pull-out desk and high chest units for organized work and storage.
The article highlights the surfaces of Hesdwoos wood furniture, praising the veneers for their beauty and craftsmanship. It notes careful finishing and attention to grain patterns that enhance the overall aesthetic appeal.
Readable text hints at varied weights and altered actuation in a system with structures bearing arches tied to a form of common components. Mentions back storage and potential roll or roll-like mechanism. Details are limited and fragmented.
Fragmentary note mentions strong adhesives and a theater context. Readers see unclear references to a local event or meeting about adhesive use. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated in the readable text.
A Nebraska farmer trapped in a roving hailstorm while driving his tractor home from the field encountered a skunk along the way. He stayed focused on safety and proceeded, enduring rain and hail.
A state trooper in Little Rock stopped a slow moving truck whose blind driver explained he was totally blind. The man, aided by a cane, said it was his cherished ambition to drive again, and the trooper noted the drive was more careful than many with full sight.
Fragmented notice outlines a farm seeking a modern shop and storage center to house harvested crops and equipment. The readable text mentions improved storage for grain and meat handling, with references to wage tricks and sketches illustrating storage needs.
Worcester County residents face a tax hike with total county taxes rising from about 798000 to 896873.51 dollars. Fitchburg taxpayers will see an increase exceeding 150000 dollars as the county coffers swell this year.
A report notes that an acre of land yields more cellulose from trees than from cotton. It highlights forestry’s potential as a fiber source and questions the relative efficiency of cotton cultivation.
A fragmented report from Cleveland discusses a 70 year old man involved in a peculiar case. The piece mentions 26 bottles of a potion and an accused thief named Tice, with repeated references to potions and a caretaker named Charles Rolling.
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