Old Stove Roundup Focuses On 1953 Gas Ranges
Dealers urge upgrading from decade-old stoves as 29 million housewives cook with gas. The Old Stove Roundup promotes 1953 models amid contests parades and sales events.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1952
Page
10
Dealers urge upgrading from decade-old stoves as 29 million housewives cook with gas. The Old Stove Roundup promotes 1953 models amid contests parades and sales events.
The Old Stove Round-up, sponsored by gas appliance dealers, showcases 1953 range innovations that align with streamlined, integrated kitchens and efficiency. Modern broiler pans reduce smoke and odors, using easy to clean porcelain or chromium in built in or compact designs.
Gas appliance dealers highlight modern ranges as efficient and convenient. They cite Summer burners automatic clock control smokeless broiling and heat insulation as key features to upgrade old units during October Old Stove Round-up.
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