Pet ideas for builders showy homey pet friendly designs
A homemaker focused feature explores integrated pet spaces in new houses. It discusses built in dog and cat entrances, basement access, and sanitary beds and feeding shelves to keep pets out of family areas. It also notes tropical fish aquariums as wall features and glass block bases with indirect lighting. Bird cages can act as screens or eye level units. Horses rabbits and goats pose far greater design challenges.
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Trenton cafe burglarized. buns and lunch meat stolen
A cafe owner arrived at his Trenton Nebraska shop to find it burglarized. The theft left three buns and lunch meat missing, suggesting a hungry intruder. No injuries reported and no further details available.
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Practical tips to cut fuel costs in home heating
Advice emphasizes matching heating units to home size, regular cleanings and seasonal service, high quality fuel, proper insulation and weatherization, centralized thermostat placement, and conserving heat by closing doors, using humidity, and avoiding overheating. Practical steps include maintaining flues and controls, installing blower systems, keeping ductwork clear, and repairing leaks to reduce waste and hazards.
WSAI names Robert H. Boulware as general sales manager
Cincinnati AP report says radio station WSAI appointed Robert H. Boulware as general sales manager. Boulware previously worked in the Proctor and Gamble advertising department and is a Hillsboro High School and Ohio State University graduate.
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Invitation To Live safety tips plus Milwaukee home design notes
An eighteen part series invites public safety through practical guidance on electrical, fire, and water safety. The excerpt covers fuse use, overload risks, damp floors, and basement care, plus a featured Milwaukee designed house by Kurtz & Trumpf with plans not available.
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New smart electric plugs and lights arrive for safer use
Innovations ease electrical use with a plastic cord reel that stores excess length, a twist-insert plug to connect bare wires safely, a neon-lit heater cord switch to indicate when heat is on, and a donut shaped fluorescent tube system. The line offers 2 4 and 8 ft units with wall hanging hooks or ceiling slots, shields, and corner connections to create continuous light strips all from a single outlet.
Decorative closet and wall upgrades from a vintage home catalog
A vintage home catalog highlights items such as automatic closet door switches for light control, fancy sheet metal used as stylish decorative grilles, shelf-back lavatories with extra shelf space, and rustic interior wall panels resembling stone. Each product emphasizes ease of upkeep, new textures, and rainbow color options.
Bay Window Sinks and Garages Highlight Home Upgrades
The text markets finish that mimics stone for basements and asserts bay windows fit on all walls with an economical kit for three openings. It also features satin metal sink bowls for decks and notes growing garage sizes as cars widen and lengthen, urging homeowners to plan larger spaces.
New Home Heating and Sanitation Innovations
The article describes an incinerator without fuel for homes with automatic heat that burns wet or dry waste, a heat producing aluminum baseboard system for compact spaces, and a plant shelf gardening idea with round holes to hold potted plants, reducing seasonal transplanting and mold.
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