House of the Week: Split Level with Distinctive Floor Plan
Architect Herman H. York presents Design L-14 a split level home with a two story feel. The layout places living areas on the lower level with four steps to the kitchen and family rooms, while three bedrooms and two baths occupy the upper level. The design emphasizes plumbing economy a large laundry room and a single area for utilities. The 1450 square foot main level includes living dining and family spaces plus a lower foyer den and laundry while the 730 square foot upper level houses three bedrooms and two baths. Overall dimensions measure 64 by 40 feet three, with a two car garage option and adaptable door placement.
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Andy Lang
Herman H. York
Tell Me Why Phagocytes Explain How White Blood Cells Act
The passage explains white blood cells also called leucocytes or phagocytes. Phagocytes ingest foreign material and act as scavengers, policemen, soldiers, and cleaners in the blood. When a splinter or wound introduces infection, these cells attack, digest, and form pus indicating tissue liquefaction.
Design blueprints order notice from Decatur Street City
Building editor notes payment of 50 cents and 3 cents sales tax for baby blueprints Design No L-14. Street City State appears as a printed form request with customer details to be filled.
Puzzles and notices from a 1920s newspaper page
Riddles about letters and the sun are followed by a puzzle challenge to place digits 1 to 9 to sum to 20 on each side. A Puzzle Box answer notes a book gift and a winner from New Philadelphia Ohio. A historical note credits George Washington Carver with developing many products from canuts.
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New Book of Knowledge
Jeff James
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Computer Privacy Fears Rise Over 1984 Data Systems
A long interview with Robert P. Henderson of Honeywell Information Services warns of growing threats from computerized private data. He discusses potential safeguards, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and the need for federal regulation and licensing of data banks to protect individuals.
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Sylvia Porter
Tom
Harry
Robert P. Henderson
Honeywell Information Services
George Orwell
Copyright Field Enterprises, Inc
Foreign visitors to Japan rise over decade to 1969 total
Foreign visitors to Japan increased about 3.5 times in ten years reaching over 500000 in 1969, reflecting growing tourism and international exchange.
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Japan
Local visits and hospital update in Neel and surrounding areas
Johnson's Chapel and Mt. Tabor residents visited relatives in Neel Basham and Danville with pastors and families listed. Verna Lindsey improves at a Birmingham hospital. Craig Sapp of Hartselle stayed with grandparents Bob and Mrs Payne. Belle and J W Rodgers visited and attended church activities in Hopewell and Decatur.
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Russell Cheatham
Mt. Tabor
Elton Hitt
Christine Haynes
Trinity
Laverne McLaughlin
Verna Lindsey
Birmingham
Craig Sapp
Hartselle
Bob Payne
J.O. McLaughlin
Paul Davis
Danville
Coleman Thompson
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Michael A. Petii
M.D
George Washington Carver
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