House of the Week Raised Ranch with a livable lower level
The X-92 raised ranch design yields two usable levels with a 1,282 square foot upper floor and 869 square feet on the ground level. An income apartment or office space is possible below, while the main floor features three bedrooms two baths a large living dining area and cantilevered balcony.
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Six room home features three bedrooms on main level
This home offers six main level rooms including three bedrooms and a lower level ready for development as an apartment or extra living space. Main floor living area is 1,282 sq ft with 869 sq ft on the ground level and a 278 sq ft carport plus 93 sq ft entry vestibule. Overall dimensions are 50 ft 2 in by 43 ft, including a cantilevered balcony.
How to keep Yuletide decor shining year round
A homemaker guide to extending holiday glamour. Replace greens with hardy plants, swap ornaments for sequins, and use seasonal centerpieces and lighting ideas to sustain a festive look all year. Include birds, shells, and flowers for spring and summer, with candles and felt table coverings for warmth. Hartford driving eastward noted for higher risk. Oklahoma City reports on R S Outlaw’s retirement after 45 years in railroad law.
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Best Solder for Copper Tubing Is 50 50 Tin Lead
For most copper installations, use a 50 50 tin lead solder. Professionals choose solders tailored to specific tasks, but the common compromise provides reliable joints in home plumbing.
Model homes showcase asbestos cement and jet-age ceramic felt use
The Oklahoma City model home uses asbestos cement for vaulted roof and wall panels with foam cores, while colored asbestos sheets form floors and walls in rooms. Ceramic felt, a jet-age insulation, is to line oil furnace fire boxes. Linoleum remnants are suggested for lining shelves and drawers.
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Oklahoma City
Asbestos-Cement Products Assn
New York City
Oil Heat Institute Bureau
Baltimore
Maryland
Traipsin Woman Seeks To Donate Mountain Museum Home
Ashland Kentucky AP report profiles Miss Jean Thomas the 78 year old known as the Traipsin Woman who wants to donate her mountain museum home to a person company or foundation and have she and her 81 year old sister live there during their lifetimes before turning the place into a shrine The house holds thousands of Kentucky mountain lore items gathered over more than six decades since she began collecting as a court reporter and later hosted festivals through the American Folk Song Society funds aiding charity The Traipsin Woman also worked briefly in New York as a writer and prose agent for speakeasy owner Texas Guinan, settling the museum in 1930 and returning there permanently a few years later.
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Ashland
Jean Thomas
Miss Thomas
Cumberland Rains
New York
Texas Guinan
Kentucky
American Folk Song Society
Bank pamphlet miscalculates savings chart in ad
A Baltimore bank pamphlet claims saving $3 weekly for 20 years yields $2,120 but 3 times 52 times 20 equals $3,120. In Connecticut, a dog warden found 71 dogs in a two room house and removed all but three, saying the woman loved the animals too much to part with them.
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Baltimore
Wallingford, Conn
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