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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1957
Page
13
A historic note on remodeling stresses efficient drainage with short piping runs and copper systems. It highlights back to back kitchen and bath placement, minimized elbow joints, and the shift from lead joints to copper for smoother, cost effective waste lines. Copper tubing reduces installation time and labor, appealing to builders and buyers alike.
Ladder safety basics emphasize stable setup and proper stance. Do not stand on top steps, lock doors, or place ladders in doorways. Face the ladder, maintain three points of contact, and avoid overreaching. Use level footing, secure extensions, and avoid high wind or heavy rain when working aloft.
A fragment discusses Quarry Tile in six inch squares offered in new colors dark brown BAF and blues. It notes cost savings from using tile and copper crams in plumbing work and plastering strategies, citing wages and contractor savings on installations.
Ways To Finish one Babelay discusses options to finish wood or walls by painting to blend with existing decor or highlighting natural marks and color. It mentions stains, soft pastels, and a finish that preserves grain, plus installing wood paneling over plaster or attaching panels to studs in basements or attics with garnish and clear lacquer.
A historical note describes wrapping a worker's neck with aluminum foil to shield from sun while roofing. It praises foil bonded with hot asphalt for roofs and notes foil scraps can shield work areas. also advises renewing scarred benches by covering with pressed wood hardboard.
Insurance writers push a $50 loss self‑retention to cut fees while promising coverage. Windstorm risk rises with hurricanes and tornadoes prompting guidance from the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Experts urge securing foundations, trimming trees, boarding up or shuttering windows, storing water, and moving valuables to safe locations before storms strike.
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