New York Weekly Quotation Sparks Restatement of Blame
The New York Weekly quotes a disputed line about a mission's failure with the phrase It ain't that. But now the mission is dead the master blames everything on me. The snippet suggests a rebuke or internal conflict tied to leadership and responsibility.
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New York Weekly
Conventional Design 833 by Glenn L Saxton
A Minneapolis architect presents house design No 833 a conventional two story plan offering first story bedroom and efficient use of space. Finishes vary birch or oak on first floor second floor pine enamel birch floors throughout. Size 28 by 36 feet with nine foot first story and eight foot second story height. Building cost 3100 excluding heating and plumbing. Plans and specifications available for 3265 through editor's office.
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Glenn L. Saxton
Substantial and Comfortable Design E by Glenn L Saxton
Substantial comfortable house design by Glenn L Saxton of Minneapolis features a gable roof over a broad piazza with dormers, heavy bracketed cornice, and barge boards. Rooms arranged for practicality with oak living and dining areas, birch and white enamel finishes, 40 by 32 feet, estimated cost 3900 dollars.
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