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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1958
Page
23
Landscaping enhances privacy comfort and curb appeal while raising real estate values. Experts say thoughtful planning creates vacation-like settings with hedge privacy shade trees and flowering plants, often at a cost similar to a short vacation.
The kitchen is the busiest room and should be open to adjoining rooms for a living space feel. Maple finishes, enamel colors, and built-ins rise with modern appliances set at correct heights. Kitchen Specialists guide efficient layouts, flexible cabinetry, and economical space use for evolving family living.
Bring life to drab spaces by choosing a dominant color from a favored image or fabric and using it on most surfaces. Add one or two contrasting accents with pillows, curtains, and lamp shades for bright, balanced rooms. Consider white or pastels in small rooms and match or contrast wood trim to expand perceived space.
Lloyd Thompson reported trouble cashing traveler’s checks to pay his state income tax. The state tax commission accepts personal checks but would not cash traveler’s checks.
The article advises selecting wallpaper to frame beauty, noting washes, grease resistance, and vinyl options. It highlights patterns from dramatic artist collections, bold kitchen ceiling uses, florals with ample breathing space, and textured designs, urging readers to visit stores for a wide selection. It concludes with a historical note that Warren, Ohio, installed Mazda tungsten street lights in 1910.
A Sunday 1958 item references an old Britannica claim that as late as 1830 more than two thirds of U S cloth was home made and cites a Siberian meteor impact in 1908 that devastated a 90 mile area. The note mixes disparate historical details into a single fragment.
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