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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1965

Page

19

Enchanting Pennsylvania Farmhouse Colonial Featured

House of the Week highlights a Pennsylvania Farmhouse Colonial with stone facade, wood shingles, and diamond-pane dormers. The interior offers a flexible two-to-five bedroom plan, main floor living spaces, a rear dining room with bay window, a 200 square foot kitchen, and ample storage. The three-car garage connects to a large garden storage area, a full cellar, and potential second-floor expansion adding 763 square feet.

Steps To Take If A Power Mower Fails

A lawn mower in storage can start hard or fail to start. Drain crankcase oil and replace with fresh oil. Remove and clean spark plug, reset gap, and tighten bolts. Use correct fuel mix, clean air filter, and keep mower bottom free of clippings. Check fuel, vents, lines, compression, and carburetor settings before seeking repair.

Wrecker Insurance Dismisses Act of God Claim

A fragment cites a dispute over liability insurance for a wrecked Vy house valued at about $5. The speaker argues the loss was not an act of God but an act of mortal error, questioning coverage applicability and seeking recourse.

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Fence framing and paneling guidance from a vintage note

A fragmented instruction advises using wood 2 by 4 and 4 by 4s for fence posts and rails. Posts should be set in concrete with panels nailed to alternate framing sides. Recommends rust resistant nails with small heads. The text hints at design variety and stronger structure.

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