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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1966
Page
33
A one story five bedroom design by Herman H. York emphasizes family function and flow. The plan features a harmony room near the kitchen, formal living and dining areas, a practical laundry room, two baths with three lavatories, and flexible bedroom space including a potential nursery or sitting room.
The article suggests bright color contrasts brighten winter interiors during New Year celebrations. It describes using a tiered plant arrangement from spring to fall, wreath replacements with holly and pine baskets, and varied floral displays. It notes non gaudy, durable arrangements with plant variety, artificial fruit, dried flowers, waxed blooms, and spray-painted fruits or glass to create focal points and lasting home decor.
The document notes overall dimensions of 898 inches by 36 inches with a full cellar included in the plans for the G-20 statistics project.
Engineering studies show wood sash windows greatly reduce heat loss versus metal. Aluminum conducts heat 1770 times faster than wood. steel 390 times faster. A single glazed wood unit insulates 22 percent better than aluminum. double glazing improves wood performance further.
A note on common toilet tanks and leaks in homes across the unit. The article highlights persistent issues with flush tanks and the prevalence of leaks in standard water tanks.
Homeowner asks if a clear finish can be applied to unfinished bookcase wood. The answer emphasizes proper surface prep with sanding and notes varnish success hinges on a smooth, clean base before coating.
After the last snow melts homeowners should inspect for winter damage and begin repairs. Address sagging fences and cracked masonry, repair gutters, patch cracks with concrete, and seal around doors and windows before spring rains. Check roof shingles and trim broken tree limbs. tighten or replace antenna fittings.
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