Two Family Dwelling Plans for Corner Lot
Copyright 192 by C Tl Venn presents two family house plans designed for a corner lot. Details include identical chamber layout on both floors with varying dimensions, a double window kitchen and dining room, two large closets, an extra front hall chamber on the second floor, a concrete hollow cellar with coal and store bins, hard burned brick foundation, balloon framing of spruce, diagonally laid surface hemlock siding, white pine trims and canary paint with brown trim, red roof paint, dimensions 25 by 48 feet, cellar height 6 inches, first floor 6 inches, second floor 6 inches, and an estimated build cost of 82,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tl. Venn
Weat Twenty-fourth Street
New York
The Squab Business And Early Chickens Advice
The article discusses squab farming, noting it yields good returns, with care on warmth, sex separation, molting aids, diet, and egg handling to ensure even hatching. It covers squab market timing, weights, and prices, plus tips for early chicken rearing and fertility improvements.
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Johnn W. Wall
New England
Homestead
Spring Brooder Attachment Protects Chicks From Wind
A topless box is attached to the brooder side with an opening for the brooder door. Covered with coarse cotton cloth, it lets in air and sun while shielding chicks from cold winds.
Feathered Curiosities: The Longest Talled Fowls of China
An interior Chinese province yields two remarkable fowls kept in Imperial gardens with tails up to eighteen feet when grown. Cocks show tails fully extended, hens lay eggs yearly, and care includes free-hanging tails, daily washing, and a heated air brooder to regulate warmth.
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China
Imperial Household Gardens
Cowpeas as Winter Feed Boost Egg Lays for Hens
A Southern Planter reader recounts how letting cowpea vines die on the field fed hens all winter, yielding steady eggs. Maryland and other reports confirm cowpeas and bran top nutrition. lime-rich foods like bran and clover reduce need for oyster shells, especially in winter.
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Maryland
Hatpin Holder Craft for Pincushion Ease
A frill edged silk bag uses a tall bottle as a receptacle for hatpins. Silk gathers at the neck to enclose the bottle, rosettes of china ribbon decorate top and bottom, with a hanging loop. Violet accents and optional embroidered initials offer a prettified gift idea.
Pillowless sleep for health claims by French scientist
A French scientist warns that resting on a pillow and holster during sleep slowly commits self harm. He argues the natural position is horizontal and urges removing the bolster before gradually abandoning the pillow to improve calm sleep and overall blood circulation.
The Girl In Her Teens and Fashion Restraint
A period advice piece warns girls in early teens to avoid tight waist stays and corsets. It urges natural waist development, letting dress weight rest on the shoulders and waist loosely, stressing health and beauty over confined figures. The text ends with culinary misfit and stray words about roasting meat.
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Longfellow
Regulator For Brooder Guidance for Chicks Care
A heat regulated brooder is preferable though chicks should be watched closely if they become uncomfortable or show signs of distress. The instruction emphasizes monitoring temperature and safety in early poultry care.
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Timothy
Broome
W. C. Minnis
Red
Hansford & Thompson
Notary and Corporation
EAST
Oregonian
Foame
Geo. W. Bowes
Baird
Miss
Genees
GOURE
Remedy Iy Company
Chicago
Mestreal
Hew York
Vestiby
Bath
Itchen
Xifo
SQUAB
H. Babcock
Providence County
HOTEL
Pendlety
van Dran Bros
Prope
Peng
Conse
Qeo. Darveau, Prop
The
Columbia Lodging House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp
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