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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
3
David A Crawford elected president of the Pullman company to succeed the late Litward. Carry Mew Crawford previously served as executive vice president of the company.
A Chicago editor William A Radford offers free advice on square type farm home design. The article describes a compact 22 by 20 feet house with a sun porch, open living area, two bedrooms at one end and a central hall leading to a bathroom, kitchen, and rear sun porch. The design emphasizes cost efficiency, original style, and practical features for builders seeking a bright, economical home.
A housewife argues for concrete floors in homes as warm, dry, and healthful flooring. She notes concrete surfaces above basements stay warmer, are non absorbent and easy to keep clean, do not squeak or vibrate, and offer soundproofing. Colored tiles can provide vivid appearances.
The article argues flat roofs prosper in the West and Southwest due to dew and fewer pests, while northern locations face snow. It notes debates over cost efficiency and describes how roof types like low and steep pitches influence entrances, windows, terraces, and overall architectural variety.
A kitchen window sill brightens with peranium or otter plant options and floral accents. The piece describes avoiding heavy furnishings and curtains in favor of lighter decor such as gingham trims, Japanese crepe patterns, and color bordered towels.
A historic note describes bedroom design emphasizing ample size for beds and dressers, unobstructed doors and seating, clear window access, and cross-ventilation. It highlights direct access from a hallway and stresses ample closets to match furnishings and avoid clutter in limited layouts.
Mahogany has been a preferred wood for furniture since the early 18th century due to its beauty hardness and durability. It was prized by skilled carpenters aboard ships like Sir Walter Raleigh's vessel in 1705 for easy carving and workability, eventually replacing oak and walnut. Most mahogany in the United States comes from Cuba Mastogani Contre America.
A noticeably moved air flow is achieved by using a powerful suction unit placed at a rear window of a dwelling. By ventilating for 15 to 20 minutes, the house can be cooled even on the warmest nights without heavy reliance on other cooling methods.
A garbled report discusses white ceiling contrasts and debate among decorators over design choices. It references room aesthetics, safety concerns, and the idea of treating ceilings as part of the overall web of room design, with proponents and critics weighing the merits.
A cluttered collection of cooking notes lists steps for confections and savory dishes. Items include Macaroon Parfait style coffee treats, Salmon Turnovers, Stuffed Lamb Chops, and two candy recipes plus Fruit Omelet techniques. The text reads as a home kitchen guide with measurements and method tidbits for homemade sweets and entrees.
Mr and Mrs 1dale Schrooden discuss their infant's wish to hear talking pictures. Biddle jokes about hearing Tin Tin on the screen while the child clarifies a desire to hear Peltz the cat purr.
Historical note on Dr Caldwell practicing in 1892 and promoting a laxative syrup marketed as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Empey. Claims mild, safe bowel stimulant for women, children, elderly. touted to relieve indigestion and related symptoms. Contains promotional language urging readers to ask their druggist for a free trial bottle.
A first edition of Edgar Allan Poe s The Murders of the Rua Borgue has reemerged, found among second hand goods at a docks site. The 1843 Philadelphia publication is now rare with only two other known copies in existence. Owen Doung reportedly paid 500 for the lot with Werida Work involved.
A fragmentary note presents a quirky view of marriage and partnership with odd phrasing. It hints at a man praising his wife’s upbringing and character while mentioning others’ opinions and a playful tone about choosing a good partner. The readable text remains uncertain and informal.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a man and a watch in unclear terms. No identifiable event, person, organization, date, or location is legible enough to support a concrete news item. The readable parts suggest a personal note or quotation rather than a reportable incident.
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