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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1958
Page
8
The eight room Design X-2 ranch plan places Dad in a private inner sanctum within the quiet area. The home centers three living zones formal informal and includes a Dad study with built in shelving and retreat terrace. A central foyer provides access to all zones while exterior board and batten walls and a stone accent front enhance the design.
The article explains how roof pitch affects material choice and moisture protection. It describes applying asphalt shingles on low pitches, using a double-thick felt underlay with 19 inch and 36 inch strips, and cement spots or locking-tab designs to seal shingles against wind and rain.
The article explains how insulation reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, saving fuel costs. It describes materials like mineral wool, glass, cork, and aluminum foils, and contrasts homeowner installation with professional methods for blowing insulation into walls, ceilings, and floors.
Waste King’s Sylvia White offers disposal guidance including cleaning sink pipes before install and using cold water during operation. She cautions against abrasives, stresses steady feed, and notes thermostatic shutoff with a reset wait.
Postal note encloses 35 cents and requests a copy of the study plan for The House of The Week Design X-2 STATE. No other details or dates provided.
Inexpensive improvements transform a basement stairway into a safe attractive area with storage facilities. A Masonite Peg-Board panel blocks the opening and serves as a backing for hanging items. The perforated hardboard can be cut to size, primed, painted, and hung with a plastic clothes line and screw-eyes.
Some New Zealand farmers hunt whales as a sideline with whale by products used to fertilize their fields.
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