Charm First not Size in Home Appeal
The article urges buyers to value charm over sheer size in homes, offering practical DIY ideas. It highlights entryway plantings, porch lighting, and garden features to cultivate warmth, privacy, and inviting curb appeal.
This Week In History June 13 Highlights
Today marks the 164th day of 1966 with events across centuries. From 1502 Columbus discovering Martinique to 1940 Paris becoming an open city, and 1933 Congress passing the National Industrial Recovery Act, plus modern civil rights protests in Chicago.
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Drunk in Public Case Ties Home to Polling Place
Lord J. Fite, 69, pled guilty in justice court to being drunk in a public place in his living room. He received a 100 day sentence. His wife Myrtle allowed the house to serve as a polling place for a Tuesday primary, allegedly frightening some voters.
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Underground Millionaire Sentenced to Death in Siberia
Oleg Ivanov, a weigher at Siberian gold mines, was found guilty of stealing gold valued at over 188700 dollars. The Soviet Labor newspaper Trud reported he received a death sentence after a five day trial.
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Final Fillip Makes The Difference Between House And Home
A concise note argues that the last touch transforms a mere house into a true home, emphasizing the emotional and practical benefits of thoughtful details and personal care. The insight frames domestic space as lived, warm, and inviting rather than just shelter.
Even Stain Techniques for Even Wood Color
The article explains that staining darker with longer exposure is key and recommends testing on scrap wood to match shade. It advises timing stain application precisely, working in sections on large surfaces, and following product directions to achieve uniform color.
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Jamaica
N.Y
Nearsighted Eye Condition Causes Blurry Distance Vision
The eyeball is too long from front to back causing distant objects to appear blurry while near objects remain clear. This refractive error often improves with corrective lenses or procedures. The condition is known as myopia and is common in children and adults. Regular eye exams help detect it early.
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