Handyman tips for future furniture with character and flaws
A long, opinionated piece on future furniture in ruined forests where self made items will be rare and valuable for visible marks. It describes filling holes with glue and sawdust, choosing fillers for grainy fir plywood, and methods to repair scratches before painting for durable, less distinctive results.
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Credit unions offer low cost, dignified borrowing for all
The article traces credit's role from ancient lenders to modern unions, arguing that pooled savings empower individuals to borrow with dignity. It notes laws across Canada and the United States enabling credit unions, and highlights how businesses support them to provide low cost consumer credit for emergencies and opportunities.
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Who's not who Ghost writers infiltrate modern letters
A spoof entry targets ghost writers in reference registers, naming a fictitious Septimus Cadwallader Tissing ton Henriot Brown M A as a non existent author. The piece notes editors misuse Who's Who style listings, cites real and fictional names, and mocks the inflated biographical absurdities found in such directories.
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Perfection a Fine Goal in a Flawed World
Doane F. Kiechel reflects on errors in newspaper work and public perception. He argues that striving for perfection is noble yet errors are common and inevitable.
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