Pen Feeling Continues as Family Plans Future Rooms
The article describes a home interior with a built in kitchen storage and a girl’s bedroom in pinks and whites. It notes a modern lighting fixture, green master bedroom with rose accents, and plans to expand by converting rooms into a den, study, and extra bedroom with a future garage addition.
Stone Nearly Promoted Out Of Filling Station
LITTLE ROCK Ark Stone nearly lost his filling station business after signing an ad agency deal to sell $14 worth services and supplies on a coupon plan for $3 50 He expected 75 40 100 of the coupons to be sold but about 2 000 were redeemed swamping the station He later reopened and now has customers collect services by appointment.
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Little Rock
Ark
Stone
Ashful studs and a spike trick for quick toe nail fixing
A fragment from The American Builder explains using a spike driven flush with a mark on the plate to hold a stud in place. It describes embedding the spike head into wood to prevent movement and achieve secure alignment during framing tasks.
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Home Builders
Columnist Praised For View on Kindness in Roanoke
Roanoke World News columnist UI-Kinsley McWhorter Jr. argued most people are starved for kind words, noting doctors receive praise less often. The Roanoke Academy of Medicine passed a resolution of thanks while the American Medical Association reprinted the piece and sent it to medical societies nationwide. Doctors from Georgia, Arkansas and Pennsylvania requested reprints and individual doctors wrote to express gratitude.
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Roanoke
UI — Kinsley McWhorter Jr
Roanoke World News
Roanoke Academy of Medicine
The
American Medical Assn
America
Georgia
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Car inspection ends with steering wheelless car
Muskegon police halted a car at a safety inspection after the driver explained the wheel had come off and was replaced by the horn rim. The operator, Harry Bacon, said the horn rim works and the patrolman let the car stay until a proper steering wheel is installed.
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Muskegon
Mich
Donald Robbins
Harry Bacon
Robbins
Bacon
O.K
Reader urged to test kind words for a week
A columnist or speaker asserts that kind words and neutral tones yield better results. They invite readers to try the approach for seven days to see if interactions improve and responses soften.
What Spot in Universe Would You Pick To Live
Harold White, after 46 years in travel, lists ten spots for living including London, Rome, Palestine, Paris, Switzerland, New Zealand, Holland, Japan, Bermuda and Hawaii. For his own retirement he chooses Harrison, a suburb of New York City, with summers at Fourth Lake in the Adirondack Mountains, New York.
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New York
Harold White
Thomas Cook and Son
London
Rome
Palestine
Paris
Switzerland
New Zealand
Holland
Japan
Bermuda
Hawaii
White
Harrison
New York City
Fourth Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Mountain Lakes selects new fire chief amid volunteer force
Dev ereux Elmes became fire chief of Mountain Lakes New Jersey population over 2000 after acquiring a used fire truck for 500 dollars. He leads a volunteer force of 40 as he rebuilds after losses from two fires.
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Chief Mountain Lakes
N. J
Devereux Elmes
Elmes
Man Delays Driver License 24 Years Fined $25
Richmond, Virginia. Andrew H. Adams told the court he had postponed obtaining a driver’s license for 24 years. The judge assessed a $25 fine for the delay and related offense.
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Richmond
Andrew H. Adams
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