Attic Transformation Proves Costly Yet Rewarding
A 1940s home remodeling example shows an attic expanded into two large bedrooms with pine paneling storage walls and built in chests. Estimated professional costs ranged 2500 to 3000 dollars, final finishing about 1000 dollars, with owners doing most work as a spare time project to save money. The plan began when children were small, using second grade pine flooring and careful material choices to minimize waste and extend affordability.
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Tme
Hollandaise sauce by Mrs Luria for easy cooking
Easy Hollandaise method from Mrs Frank Luria uses a double boiler with minimal water and simultaneous whisking of egg, butter, cream, lemon juice, and salt. Keep water boiling gently to avoid curdling. adjust eggs and cream for richer flavor. Bananas in stock soups offered. includes meal plans with asparagus and a fruit cup dessert.
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New York
Frank Luria
Parents Guilty Of Progressive Homes Too
Ruth Millett argues that both schools and homes fail to teach children to work and think. She cites overprotective parenting, peer influence, and a push for happiness over discipline, warning that emotional manipulation by kids harms parental authority.
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Ruth Millett
Love and luck in wedlock asks a reader how to secure a proposal
A 28 year old woman seeks advice on winning John, 35, to marry. She worries about his flirtations and fears delay in starting a family. The columnist endorses belief, confidence, and wise pacing, warns against pessimistic friends, and urges privacy and effort toward a committed future.
Misers and Manners in a Journal Column
The piece stresses softening hard water for laundry to prevent dull colors and creases. It offers practical tips like closing zippers before washing and air drying to avoid wrinkles, then shifts to a social critique of saboteurs of constructive thinking and a self reliant view on courting, ending with guidance to write Mary Haworth through The Journal.
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ABC
John
M.H. Mary Haworth
Dress Shields Save Damage From Odor and Stains
Dress shields offer protection for clothing and odor control using simple deodorants. Choose sizes and shapes to match dress sleeves and fabrics like cotton silk or rayon. Secure with tiny pins, pin to seams not rubber edges, rinse in warm soapy water, and avoid ironing.
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Alicia Hart
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