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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
10
In new apartments the bathroom is the largest room and tenants arrive quickly as the space is readied. Joe Hayes of Hayes Bros. notes fixtures in new homes are far superior and installation is more precise, making a modern bathroom essential for health and efficiency.
A complete still and some whisky were found in the Globe Stove Range Company boiler room in Kokomo Indiana. A statewide search is under way for Arnold Norris a fireman at the plant who reportedly left town on Tuesday.
The A. B. Keeport Company, Inc. at 620 N Senate Ave notes strong demand for building supplies as Indianapolis expands. Secretary H. A. Rogers cites prompt fair service and 1,400 high test cement blocks produced daily. Trucks deliver to all city areas, supporting growth and new housing in remote districts.
A painting contractor explains that exterior painting protects a house from wear, improves appearance, and delays depreciation. He offers a payment plan so homeowners can begin work before full funds are available, with guidance on color selection and proper application to avoid cracking or peeling.
The famine haunted Russia as people faced hunger while crows fatten on scraps, a stark note on wartime scarcity and whose meals shift with deprivation.
A detailed feature on Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reiley’s colonial residence at 4429 N. Illinois St. It describes the entry hall, living and dining rooms, kitchen, upstairs layout, and porches with French gray woodwork, mahogany stairway, tapestry wallpaper, and antique finish furnishings.
Paris June 28 With speed in rebuilding Flanders the war wreck area is poised to resume prewar housing by year end 1923 and add modern improvements Belgian towns show shells cleared and fields productive 75 000 private homes rebuilt out of 100 000 damaged Edifices repaired cost 685 million and 125 million francs for public buildings Devastated Regions Office leads efforts to clear lay roads depots and resettle workers initial labor and materials shortages eased by wartime urgency through 1923.
Fire losses in Indianapolis for 1922 totaled 878 215 dollars, down 52 percent in two years. Fire-resisting roofing is a major factor with about 50 000 shingle roofs remaining, while wooden shingles decline as composition roofing replaces them.
A Rochester England notice states Gad's Hill Place near Rochester, long Dickens home, will be put on sale, while Marion Paint Company touts its pure formulations and factory direct sales for value and durability.
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