Pleasing Exterior and Grounds Make an Attractive Country Home
William A. Radford details a story and a half country home emphasizing economical construction, stucco and shingled walls, rough stone foundation, full front porch, and clever interior layout. The 28 by 27 foot footprint includes a wide living dining area, two Bedrooms, attic dormers, and practical built ins with natural light throughout.
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William A. Radford
William A. Tudford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Back Yard Privacy In Suburban Home Design
An essay on shaping a private yard by front, side, and rear sections. The author urges screening the back area from the street, turning the rear elevation into a garden facing the home, and promoting a livable, gardenesque character for the living side.
Sheathing Paper for Durable Insulation
The finer sheathing paper should last as long as the building it protects and act as a perfect insulator.
Decorating Above Mantelpiece Ideas From A Fine Home
An over mantel picture guides room balance choosing a horizontal space over the fireplace favors a long narrow image. Landscapes, seascapes, or a frieze photograph suit the wall with color and action. Options include a Sargent frieze and a Canterbury themed scene rich in color and literary ties.
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Sone Old Temple
Sargent
Boston Public Library
Canterbury
Save Space Urges Smaller Stair Halls In Modern Buildings
The piece notes a shift toward conserving space by reducing the size of stair halls and other dimensions. It contrasts current practice with older designs where interior stairs were built in one continuous string.
Corn stands as greatest feed for all livestock
An analysis from Clemson’s Prof. J. W. Starkey argues corn is the chief single feed for livestock, with leaves and stalks used as silage and roughage. He notes corn's protein and mineral limits, high price, and the need to balance rations with soybeans, oats, cottonseed meal, velvet beans, and other feeds.
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J. W. Starkey
Clemson College
South Carolina
Professor Stark
Starkey
Sheep Bulletin Guides Minnesota Flock Management
Minnesota expert Phil A. Anderson of the University of Minnesota outlines a practical sheep program for the average Midwest farmer. He recommends small grade ewes on a half to quarter-section farm, covering breeding selection, summer grazing, feeding, fattening, and marketing with guidance suitable for a family operation. Copies are available without cost from the University Farm Publications division.
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Minnesota
Middle West
Phil A. Anderson
Division of Animal Husbandry
University of Minnesota
Sir. Anderson
Cosl
Division of Publications
University Farm
Dcaul, Minn
Winter Misery for Farm Horses Highlights Care Gaps
Many farm horses endure brutal winter neglect, leaving them unfit for spring work. Harsh winter weakens animals and spikes disease losses when they resume labor, while idle horses except breeding stock can survive largely on bulighages.
Live Stock Notes on Feeding and Care
Live stock notes emphasize warm water for stock to aid digestion, proper castration timing for lambs at about ten days, and a six word sermon on better sires. It warns against excessive bedding in hog houses and recommends adequate bedding to prevent piling. A hay feeding wagon is useful for fall and winter, and sweet clover hay helps dairy and pregnant ewes when paired with nitrogen-rich feeds.
Electric utilities and gas expansion plans shape 1930 energy outlook
Engineers and industry analysts forecast that by 1930 electric and gas use will rise sharply. They argue co operation between road, gas, and coal sectors will conserve coal, boost manufactured gas output, and secure steady distribution for distributors amid growing home ownership and vehicle costs.
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Sys
Barnard Named Vice President and General Manager at Bell System
Announcement confirms CLL Barnard as Vice-President in charge of operations and General Manager of The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and Associated Companies. He succeeds JGC Lynch who resigned for AT&T headquarters role. Barnard also becomes Director of Bell Pennsylvania, the Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Company, and the Diamond State Telephone Company. Barnard joined Bell System over fifteen years ago after Harvard and began as translator of foreign patents.
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Cll Barnard
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Associated Companies
Pennsylvania Public Service Informacio
Barnard
J. GC. Lynch
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York City
Mr. Lynch
Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Company
Diamond State Telephone Company
Mr. Barnard
Iy Bell Systete
Tomiedttely
Iis
Toni Harvard
Walter 8
Ifford
Americi#1
Aid
Ageu
Well System
West
Bell System
Utilities sales as a barometer of general business
Utilities business guides note that sales of public utility companies across classes are increasingly seen as indicators of overall economic conditions. The public utility sector now stands as a core industry, influencing volumes and trends across many sectors.
Strength of Character in the Face of Disruptions
The fragment discusses character as steadfast restraint rather than mere emotion. It emphasizes resilience against external and internal pressures, suggesting courage and resolve define strength amid challenge.
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Tharlas
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