Rectangular Plan for Homes Maximizes Space and Cuts Costs
Article by William A. Radford promotes rectangular house plans as practical and economical. It describes a model brick residence with central reception hall, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, living room with fireplace, screened porch, and a four bedroom layout surrounding a central hall. Emphasizes modular space, ample closets, and easy heating with a simple exterior.
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William A. Radford
William A. Hadford
William A. Tradford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Farm Calendar notes on corn planting and poultry feeding
Advice urges planting sweet corn in blocks rather than single rows to improve pollination and flavor. Recommends Golden Bantam as top tasting and a staggered planting schedule from ROW through July 1. Poultry guidance favors starting chicks on liquid milk to reduce protein needs, with mash low in protein. Also mentions milk per acre, hay types, and field day on Friday June 18.
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Pennsylvania State College Poultry
Window Glass Then and Now A 2500 Year Link
The article explains that window glass is still made by the ancient Phoenician method, with molten glass poured into forms and blown into long cylinders for ordinary panes. It notes distortions in window vision due to production and contrasts it with auto and store glass rolled, polished, and refined. It adds 86,000 workers in America and a $400 million annual product value.
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America
Electricity Elevates Home Life Says Frances Richmond
Frances Richmond, a public welfare leader in New York and Boston, argues electricity in the home gives the modern woman greater freedom than half a dozen servants. She credits electric appliances with revolutionizing housekeeping and reducing drudgery for families of ordinary means, noting their role in elevating living standards.
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Frances Richmond
New York
Boston
Colorful mortars enhance distinctive houses
Color in mortar can transform ordinary structures into distinctive ones. Judicious use of color yields beautiful effects and highlights architectural features.
Siding Trend Shifts to Shingle Panels Nationwide
Shingle siding, painted white, replaces boards in homes across the country. The new method is praised as both effective and economical for widespread use.
Forest Tree Planting and Local Labor Dispute Report
A call to action urges planning for next year's forest tree planting with timely applications ahead of February. State police aided Manheim workers of the United States Asbestos Co after a strike over alleged changes in pay for defective work. Mill Manager Obetz denied wage cuts and said rules were longstanding, but workers contest the enforcement would reduce their pay.
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Manheim
United States Asbestos Company
Obetz
Such is Le writer ady gobby a friend a savings CCU
Fragmented prose reflects odd self admonitions about value worth and living. appears as a dated, stream of consciousness style ruminating on nobility and self improvement with references to Ruskin and a companion.
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Ady Gobby
Grsh
Arkwalds Gazette
Simple Food Lbmalayas Life Longevity Claims
Fragmentary notes describe people in the Lbmalayas living on simple natural foods and reaching advanced ages, with mentions of meat varieties, whole grain yorn mash, and fruits. Dr William Ltoward Ray is cited as researching scientific therapy and acclimated Chinese cited as climate-resilient. The text contrasts synthetic beauty and natural aging, railing against artificial cosmetics and drugs attributed to women.
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Lbmalayas
William Ltoward Ray
Baked Chronometers Issued to British Navy For Calibration
Fragmentary text describes chronometer devices issued to the British Navy. It notes clocks kept for two months under controlled conditions for calibration against sea climates, mentioning Greenwil and valar as garbled place names.
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Greenwil Onsery
Origin of War Boss and Overseer Terms in Early Language
A fragment discusses a word related to settlers and origins of war, noting the pronunciation of the letter a and its use for an overseer or inspector. The text appears as a linguistic note from New York with references to Traut and early language usage.
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New York
Thrift Duty and Family Needs Discussed in Transcript
The text outlines thrift as a duty linked to necessities of life and family support. It mentions managing an automobile, the number seven and two, and the role of family in obtaining resources through a transcript, suggesting prudence in spending and care for dependents.
His Last Laugh An Arizona Man Goes Missing
An Arizona man travels to the gallows laughing but fails to return, leaving the case as a mystery noted by Indianapos News.
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Arizona
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