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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1935
Page
10
Electric wiring in homes and buildings should be upgraded for safety and convenience. Old installations may be dangerous or ugly and fail to meet modern demands for outlets and lighting. Replacing overloaded wires helps prevent fire, short circuits, and blown fuses.
The article notes enclosures at home entrances increase winter comfort by keeping cold air moisture and snow out. Permanent or removable porches allow doors to open at different times, lowering heating bills and protecting floors. It also highlights glass shower enclosures as modern bathroom upgrades reducing moisture without fabric curtains.
The article explains options for rural homes lacking mains water, detailing shallow and deep well pumps, electric and gasoline-powered systems, and the layout to minimize friction losses. It covers typical capacity needs, storage, and the need to consult a reliable equipment manufacturer. It also suggests closet and kitchen storage enhancements with color and shelving ideas.
The article notes many American homes have garages with unused storage potential. It suggests installing shelves for tools and parts, storing outdoor toys, and using overhead space for ladders and screens. A flat roof can become a sunlit terrace or summer play area, improving value with proper painting and maintenance.
A two story low cost house design emphasizes garden space and street isolation. Living area occupies most of the first floor with a large terrace and dining alcove near the kitchen. Three bedrooms on the second floor include one notably large room.
A reader notes wall paper can panel rooms to break up large walls and create accents in arches or doorways. It stresses careful design, proper furniture placement, and strong harmonizing patterns for integrated room effects.
Winter offers ideal conditions for basement repair and waterproofing to prevent spring seepage and summer dampness. Exterior walls should be cleaned, cracks repaired, and masonry joints pointed. Interior walls benefit from waterproofing and painting to improve healthfulness. avoid piling litter around walls as it fosters dampness and insects. 7690 readers of the Journal-World read the classified page daily.
The daffodil or narcissus enlarges appeal beyond spring bloom as shows expand across regions. Gardeners praise new varieties and plant in woodland naturalized patches, borders for early color, and as fragrant cut material. Indoors trumpet varieties thrive with proper moisture and storage.
The article advises adding color with miniature daffodils that require little disturbance once planted and last for years. It cautions against fresh manure and recommends commercial fertilizer, planting 6 inches deep and apart in sandy loam, with trumpet varieties preferring heavier soil. It notes bulbs need not be lifted until crowded and suggests installing tubular lights near bookcase shelves for convenient winter illumination.
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