Concord-Leroy Bonnichsen and Kathryn Scholl Guests
Concord area social notes list visits from Bonnichsen Scholl of Ohio to his parents, and multiple guests from Davenport Raleigh Morning Sun Columbus Junction and Wapello. Also an advice snippet warns thin-soled shoes harm arches and suggests thick cushioned street shoes.
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Concord
Leroy Bonnichsen
Kathryn Scholl
Ohio
R. Bonnichsen
Ransom Diller
Davenport
Arthur Solemn
W. E. Diller
California
Idaho
Sun
Harlan Foster
Alvert Della Penna
Letts
Hazel Clark
Gordon Stone
Brian
Wapello
Floyd Pine
Robert Clark
Columbus Junction
Chester Calvin
Will Diller
Columbusity
Mammoth Tusks Drive Arctic Ivory Trade in Russia
For many years mammoth tusks found in Arctic Russia supplied a source of ivory. The article notes long standing exchange and regional exploitation of fossil tusks by local traders and distant markets.
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Arctic
Russia
A Home With Seven Outstanding Features and Three Bedrooms
A Better Homes Five Star Plan No. 1811 presents a rectangular economical layout with three bedrooms and a private hall arrangement. It offers a bright kitchen, a flexible living dining area, a full basement, grade rear entrance, and low lines to create a longer appearance at no extra cost. Designed by Howard T. Fisher & Associates.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Howard T. Fisher & Associates, Inc
Keep Your Insulation Dry and Save Energy
A feature on how proper insulation depends on space and correct placement. Experts from Infra Insulation and the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers explain how radiation, conduction, and convection affect heat transfer.
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American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Partition Area in 2 Car Garage for Playroom
A household DIY note suggests converting unused half of a two car garage into a play room or workshop by adding a partition. Build a 2x4 frame, nail insulating building board, and finish other walls with similar sheets for an economical, practical separation.
Hospitality Begins in Front Hall
A short guide notes how to make the entrance hall welcoming with a suitable lighting plan. It highlights a generous ceiling fixture for stair visibility, a small night light for safety, and a twin arm lamp for reading mail, per General Electric lighting specialists.
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General Electric Lighting Specialists
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Robert Curtis
Raleigh
N. C
Frank Pierson
Glenn Samuels
Carlyne
Gary Lee
Ian
Hankins
Ervice Witha
the Muscatine Journal Home Planning and Repairs and News-Tribune
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
Alexander Schwartz
Infra Insulation, Inc
L. F. Winslow
Maysville
Iowa
R.i—P. O
RED Paint Store
The
American Gas Association
Pine Street
Electrical Contractors
Muscatine Tent & Awning Co
East Second Street
Yacdation Board
Hershey Avenue
Fernace
Holland
Holland Furnace CO
Chestnut Street