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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1957
Page
22
Designer Lester Cohen showcases HW-37 a one story three bedroom home aimed at budget hospitality. The plan centers on a private hallway layout two way fireplace sun room den and living dining area totaling about 900 square feet on a 1960s style 77 by 27 foot footprint with flexible basement or slab options and breezeway to a two car garage.
Practical guide to diagnosing and repairing a doorbell system. It covers checking the push button wiring, bell contacts, and clapper condition, then inspecting the transformer and power source with step by step tests and safe handling tips. It also advises testing with a working bell and inspecting fuse connections.
The article advises basing wall material choices on personal needs rather than aesthetics. It compares gypsum board, asbestos cement board, and other options, noting fire resistance, cost, durability, painting needs, and suitability for areas like laundry rooms and bathrooms.
The article reviews gypsum like litor boards and wood fiber panels, noting fire resistance, insulation, and color variety. It contrasts with plywood and solid wood paneling, describes hardboard types, finishes, and mounting methods, and stresses considering moisture, cost, and availability before choosing.
Milwaukee delegates at the Wisconsin State Hotel Assn convention report a thaw in rivalries between hotels and motels. Five years ago motels would be shunned at hotel gatherings, but now both groups share business, with motels sending overflow guests to hotels and hotels reciprocating.
Mrs. Aiken spotted a fountain pen on a New York street near the 45th Street entrance and identified it as J Boone Aiken’s lost keepsake. Inscribed with his name in two places the pen was traced to its owner after being lost about three years ago.
Readers can obtain a study plan by sending name, address, and 35 cents to the newspaper. The plan shows each floor and four elevations at 4 inches per foot and includes guidance on how to get a house built. It helps rough out construction costs and relate them to the budget for decision.
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