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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1959
Page
28
A roomy eight room plan X-76 by Rudolph A. Matern targets buyers needing comfort and glamor with three or four bedrooms three baths and sunken living room. Features include a large family room kitchen dining area visible from the kitchen, a breezeway lined garage wing and a possible fourth bedroom or den option.
The guide explains inspecting brick foundations and steps for loose mortar, removing damaged material, and applying fresh mortar in small batches. It covers mixing ratios, proper tooling, and finishing techniques, plus post repair care to prevent future cracking and water penetration.
A reader encloses 35 cents and asks for a copy of the study plan titled House of The Week Design X-76 NAME, requesting it be printed and sent to the state.
A hummingbird found half frozen during Sunday's cold at North Woodstock is being carried by a northbound airliner to Florida. Mrs. Eugenia M. Moody reports the bird will be released in Coconut Grove, a Miami suburb, after its rescue.
The North Star stays in a fixed position in our sky because it lies nearly on the axis of the earth. Earth’s rotation does not change its observed location.
A Liberty Bell replica made from 11 759 pearls and 366 diamonds begins a 10 month national tour starting in San Francisco for the Pacific Festival opening. The bell one third the size of the original is built and owned by the Mikimoto Pearl Co of Japan. It will travel to New York and other U S cities.
The text describes brick laying steps with soaking bricks and wetting joints over several days. It then reports a St Louis AP story about Reed EF a Florissant salesman who, after years of 5000 miles monthly travel, suffered his first accident when his car rear ended by his wife’s car at an intersection.
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