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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
6
National Geographic expedition led by Neil M. Judd resumes its fourth year at Pueblo Bonito New Mexico. Over 3800 rooms cleared and many kivas exposed. four teams and a miniature railroad move debris while treasures are sent to Washington for government care.
Washington law adds a sentimental tax break in a broad measure. The exemption lets Mother Catherine donate her sole income from the Drexel fortune to aid homeless girls without taxation. Senator Pepper inserted the clause after noting her past gives to girls homes and reform efforts.
In Hamburg Germany Prof Hans Zozher told the German Chemical Society that he can create artificial butterfly wings with richer color than real ones. He said his resin-based experiments reproduce natural light reflections that color butterfly wings and can turn a butterfly green or black with envy.
The common housefly has long accompanied humans from ancient records to prehistoric fossil finds, illustrating its persistent presence through history.
Kirbyville Texas report says a continuous steel tube 210 miles long without a coupling or screw thread will be laid this summer from the Texas Louisiana gas fields near Shreveport Louisiana to Beaumont Texas. When finished it will be the world’s longest sixteen inch diameter pipeline crossing two rivers and numerous creeks and running underground.
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi will serve as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Committee and deliver the keynote address.
Four counties will carry natural gas to Beaumont using welded joints sealed by oxy acetylene welding. This replaces screw couplings, cutting upkeep and reducing leakage. The innovation saves gas previously lost through threaded joints and delays wear on equipment.
In Norristown Pennsylvania Albert M Luden son of a Reading confectioner faced Judge Solly on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The defense said Luden’s fatigue came from listening to radio programs not dissipation and the jury found him guilty with a $500 fine.
Colorado records the highest average elevation among states while Delaware is noted for the feast.
McCook field aviators announced a successful test of a noiseless aircraft engine device at Dayton Field in Dayton Ohio The exhaust muffler reduces engine noise by about 3 percent of engine power according to field engineers Experiments on noiseless tipline motors have been ongoing for several years
Natchez resident hires a professional rat catcher as the advisory board of the city council organizes a citywide campaign. Civic bodies and merchants will join under his direction in an extensive effort to reduce widespread rat damage to property and commerce.
The colonial style bungalow gains appeal by combining a dignified one floor plan with modern convenience. Features include a side reception hall, a living room of ample size, an oblong dining room, well planned kitchen, two bedrooms with an insulated bathroom between, and a sleeping porch. The porch foundation and chimney use distinctive white mortar to blend with the brick. Outside dimensions are 28 1/4 by 88 feet.
An author compares heating issues in cold homes to a poorly built structure. The piece argues insufficient insulation shifts the burden to the heating plant, leading to overwork, extra fuel, and condemned systems.
The article discusses yard design emphasizing the front yard as a public street view and how to separate it from private and service areas. It advises planting trees and shrubs to frame the house, provide shade, and create a pleasing picture while avoiding blocking the home’s façade.
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