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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1964
Page
29
Architect Ru steryhouse presents a 1519 square foot traditional home with a corner porch and rear terrace. The design isolates noise via stairs to a basement and two baths placed at the foyer right, while a semi circular breakfast nook and bow window create open living areas with glass doors to the rear patio.
A one story traditional house with three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen with a semi circular breakfast nook, laundry, basement and closed porch. It has 1519 square feet of living area, is 50 feet 7 inches wide and 33 feet 1 inch deep. A center foyer entrance allows quick movement to every part of the house.
A description outlines poolside gear including a 12 inch diameter table with a humidity and temperature indicator, grooved nonslip mats, and a wrist worn aqua aid air inflating a compact unit. The items claim convenience for hosting, serving food, and handling calls by the pool.
Appliance engineer John C. Martin argues service roles shrink as manufacturers cut servicing needs. He cites a 48 percent drop since 1958 and highlights new tools aiding in home diagnostics. He notes women excel at assembling precision parts and predicts slow but steady tech evolution ahead.
The article explains a typical 115-volt 15-amp circuit may power a window air conditioner if the unit is rated for 115 volts and 7 amperes or less. It notes risks of blowing a fuse and mentions local codes may impose extra restrictions on air conditioner use.
Summer storage harms furnaces with moisture causing corrosion and soot buildup. Clean interior parts, replace filters, check motors and belts, and drain water from boilers. Leave doors open to vent moisture, seal humidifiers, and prepare oil burners for fall to prevent damage.
Outdoor living furniture ages with use, but simple care extends life. Tighten loose joints and rivets using two hammers, oil nuts and bolts to prevent rust, and replace rustproof hardware when possible. Clean fabrics with soap and water, treat vinyl and canvas with preservatives, and touch up painted metal with primer and enamel. Redwood can age well with a protective finish. aluminum needs minimal care but should be kept clean. Wicker and rattan benefit from spar varnish spray for full coverage.
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