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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
6
William A. Radford offers free advice on building and interior design. The featured house is a simple yet attractive modern Dutch colonial with spacious first floor, well lighted rooms, cross ventilated bedrooms, five closets, and a sewing space. Cement plaster walls, slate roof, brown wood trim, estimated cost 4000 dollars.
An excerpt discusses home design and privacy in the dining and kitchen area, praising a center entrance plan with a square hall, a left stairway, and a right large living room. It notes light, ventilation, and economical square outline, then shifts to a social critique of cash handling by men and women, arguing for orderly change.
A voiced editorial warns that a small group is steering ministers to bolster the American Federation of Labor and push loyal workers into fees and strikes. It promotes a rival guild model, recounts violent acts, and urges churches to oppose labor trusts while supporting arbitration via the National Trades and Workers Association in Battle Creek Michigan.
Mrs Herman Oelrichs criticizes new Paquin and Callot gowns with dramatic V shaped backs at a Newport dinner. A long-running tale of a 200 year old divining rod from Medford Massachusetts draws voyage to New England and mining districts, while a parlor anecdote recalls a strong preacher and a ribbon quest.
Philadelphia milk dealers raised price to nine cents a quart then cut to eight cents, citing loss. They now continue selling at eight cents, attracting censure for perceived ingratitude. The piece suggests buyers feel like charitable recipients, while dealers defend generosity.
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