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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1970
Page
10
Wall-covering expert Jack Denst of Chicago promotes liner paper as a cheap underlay that dries quickly, shrinks to a smooth surface, and helps top coverings lay flat. Liners suit horizontal or vertical installs and may pair with cloth backed vinyls and glazes.
Advertises FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for secure, comfortable dentures. Claims it keeps plates firmer longer, aids eating, and avoids sour or gummy mouthfeel. Advises regular dental care and purchase at drug counters.
House of the Week presents a two story home with a distinctive roof line and a two story entry foyer framed by vertical stone piers. A rear atrium style outdoor dining terrace connects to the dining room via sliding glass doors. The plan places the owners bedroom on the first floor with an adjacent library and a split full bathroom setup.
A discussion of resilient floor tiles detailing types asphalt vinyl asbestos vinyl linoleum cork rubber and solid vinyl. Prices vary widely by material thickness color pattern and construction and installation methods including adhesive cement or tar like cement.
London reports the pea name comes from Latin pisum resembling Greek pisos or pison. In Anglo-Saxon it was pise or pisu and later pease in English, leading many to drop the s sound and call it pea.
Enclosed is 50 cents for prints of Design No. S-26 baby blue. Print plainly. At a few cents each you can build your own collection of House of The Week plans, as many readers do. A new design appears weekly in this newspaper.
Guidance covers patching a small flat roof crack with cement or replacing a larger area with a patch and nails. It also explains removing a rotted porch plank, choosing butt joint or tongue and groove, cutting the replacement, and fitting the new piece while checking neighboring boards.
AP recalls major events on January 6 across history. Roentgen announced X rays in 1895. 1977 saw Burgundian conflict at Nancy. John Smith captured in 1608. Arnold-led raid on Richmond in 1781. Great Northern Railroad completed 1893. Nelli Tayloe Ross Wyoming governor 1925. Cal Biden Collidge death 1933. Macmillan Africa tour. Vatican II session opening. Paul VI death. Venus probe launch.
In Chicago, half of all truck trips carry cargo with food and farm products making up about half of that. About 23 percent of trips have no cargo and 15 percent serve functions like delivering repair parts or providing telephone or electrical service.
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