Central heating in U S homes in 1944 half sold by 46 percent
The article notes that about 17 million dwelling units in the United States, representing 46 percent of total housing, had central heating in 1944. It also includes varied historical notes on shells and sea life, but the readable portion centers on home heating prevalence.
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A scrambled set of phrases notes The Salvation Army in 97 countries and territories a statement about the burrowing owl nesting underground and a garo hills district note on inheritance through females. The text also mentions a pig and a crypto reference amid varied garbled terms and symbols.
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