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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
16
Farmers note profitable uses for sawdust though piles are wasted or burned. Sawdust works as garden mulch to conserve moisture and reduce runoff, cool soil, and suppress weeds. When mixed with soil it may tie up nitrogen. adding ammonium sulphate counteracts this effect and boosts nutrient availability.
A design note explains how pastel russet roof shingles, coral sidewalls, light gray trim, and a peacock door create the illusion of a larger house. It advises choosing roof color first, then a harmonious light shade, with dark door trim for contrast to emphasize height.
Arthur O Dietz president of CIT Financial Corp argues instalment buyers are the backbone of Massachusetts economy supporting employment and durable goods industries. He cites a national study showing debtors increase purchases within a year and notes middle income families now exceed 3 000 to 7 900 dollars annual earnings with strong credit and savings.
The article explains a daily-ration grazing plan to avoid pasture boom and bust cycles. It notes continuous grazing harms feed use, soil condition, and milk production. Implementing a rotating daily area with temporary fencing improves forage intake and reduces bloat risk by grazing younger, more palatable plant growth.
The article details a simple V type portable hay rack with a narrow bottom portion to catch trampled hay. It advises treated lumber for skids contacting the ground. An Indiana woman divorced on grounds that her husband cracked a couple of her nibs while practicing wrestling holds he saw on TV.
Cambridge MIT meteorologists propose a new origin for global winds. They say local storms power a series of heat engines that drive the earth's prevailing easterly and westerly winds, with rotation converting this energy into the jet stream and trade winds.
A car maker unveils electric gadgets enabling automatic window lifts seat adjusters and canvas top manipulators. New devices promise door hood and trunk operation plus roof section control with a turn of two switches and a lever flip.
Warren S. Harris, a University of Illinois mechanical engineering professor, explains two hot-water heating options for homes without basements. Panel heating raises air temperature and warmth via ceiling emitters, while baseboard radiation warms both air and floors with long units along exterior walls. Advantages include neat appearance, easy installation, and reduced drafts, though ceiling coils may be inaccessible for leaks.
Beatrice West of New York outlines color schemes to refresh aging homes. She links palette choices to house size shape climate and surroundings with roof color guiding the rest. The guide covers the Cape Cod Colonial and Ranch styles with specific roof siding and door color combos.
Hartford awaiting a Memory Mirrels performance at a Rotary Club luncheon but the act failed to appear causing the event to adjourn early. Organizers and attendees were left with a void in the program and questions about the missing act.
Madison Wisconsin. A University of Wisconsin horticulturist says almost any soil grows a good vegetable garden. John Schoenemann notes a level plot near a house away from trees. Sandy soil needs organic matter. manure or leaves are best. Clay should not be planted too early. spade swardens in spring when soil is dry and warm. Every second year soil should be worked six to nine inches deep. other years loosen with a hoe or rake.
Winsted real estate advertiser runs a listing accusing a house of being dilapidated with roof and wall issues while noting the nickel silver alloy used in flatware misleads buyers. The ad blends property listing and material facts, prompting scrutiny over truth in advertising.
Horticultural experts advise late summer for lawn care with calcium cyanamide to kill weeds and crabgrass seeds then fertilize soil. Homeowners reseed in August by preparing seed beds, applying cyanamide evenly, and watering to promote lush grass growth.
The Old Colony Village Veterans housing project near the Naval Shipyard in Hingham Massachusetts is being offered to current occupants as first priority buyers under federal sale rules. Prices range roughly from 350 to 11 000 dollars with veterans receiving about 29 percent discounts. Public notices list sale details and require a 50 dollar good faith deposit.
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