bungalow type home popular with families in 1900s design
The article discusses bungalow homes as affordable, efficient family residences. It highlights California influence, light dormer windows, and two-bedroom layouts with potential for add-ons. Details describe a 20 by 82 foot plan with living rooms, kitchen, and family suites, emphasizing weatherproofing and plant-friendly porches.
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Howe
United
California
Keiste
Bet
Rat Moor
Chile
Understanding First and Second Mortgages in Property
The text explains first and second mortgages, their security, and how they relate to property value. It outlines how junior liens cover a portion of rent value and how priority affects payout, noting that the second mortgage often bears greater risk and cost due to subordination and default procedures.
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Tha Mogren
Tetuadon
Tia Vilua
Nagar
Mioita
Jnstilingata
Marten
Awnings Beautify the Home and Add Comfort
Awnings improve home appeal and daily comfort by shielding against glare and heat. The piece notes color variety and full coverage, emphasizing essentiality for modern living and harmony with exterior design.
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Anidamenes
Evra
Planning Home Location and Street Improvement Considerations
The text advises planning home location with regard to frontage width and setbacks, noting required distance between buildings and fire safety. It discusses sidewalk costs, street assessment based on frontage, and choosing a lot with favorable street orientation and trees. It warns about future development near the property and the impact of zoning laws on property protection.
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Long
Barrow
Kelling
Witich
Clinker Brick Use Expands in Building Trade
A garbled report notes clinker brick, once a rare kiln byproduct, now used in attractive houses. The piece hints at lower costs and broader adoption, though many words are unclear and difficult to parse.
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Buick
Watch Your Lumber ling buders shoal be sie
Fragments describe a woodworking task involving binding Gia and a greenpenter work of pane ing sawing and sorting. The garbled text hints at lumber related labor and required skills but provides no clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
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Ling Buders
Gia Hey
Clockmaker of Whitingville and the Terrys of Thomaston
A fragmented reminiscence tells how Lil Werry, a clock whittler, built twenty-five clocks and a wooden cabinet clock that sold for thirty dollars. The story links Perry Terry and the Werry clock trade to the rise of a Connecticut industry, naming towns Whitingville Thomaston and notable figures Seth Thomas and S. G. Terry.
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Fle Siedabe
Dave
Tod
Howe
Lier
Hh Leung
Polk
Waterbury
Conn
Conaldurid
Perry
Dina
Derry
Chen
GM Verry
Emp Terry
Paris
Blerrs
Ford
Bret
Seth Thomas
Sigs Iundley
Syorkers
Terry
Connecticut
el Torry
Peery
Terrville
Teerys
Early Dutch stoves in colonial America and harsh winters
The article discusses how Pennsylvania Dutch stoves, including unusual church designs with a stove outside for easy stoking, reached colonial America. It notes severe North Atlantic winters, with diaries by Cotton Mather and Samuel Sewall describing freezing ink, cold rooms, and the discomfort of early homes.
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America
North Atlantic
Catton Mather
Samuel Sowall
Olinney
Ted
No Time for Business With the Smelt
A garbled account references Harvard university and a supreme court hearing. It mentions a secretary of the navy and a deputy, with scattered phrases about independence and a confrontation involving envelopes and a nine gevached seal. The text is highly corrupted and difficult to parse into a clear event.
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Aranels
Adlatid
Trouser
Harvard University
Hednind
Avy
Huaver
Advias
Hargttal
Dolin' Qadnicy
Inderlis
Anid Ishtig
Sella
Che
Supreme ‘Court
Angeles
Prodigal in That Respect and Punny Parable Passages
Fragmentary quotes reflect social tones and moral tropes from a period publication. The text discusses generosity, honesty at cards, appetite for romance, and health versus poverty, with references to Mrs Minks and various archetypes.
Me and the Coat
A photographer canvassed the neighborhood and photographed children who sat in a wagon. Three year old Jane, eager about the pictures, teased that the goat would be hitched to the wagon, and she would claim the picture shows her with the goat.
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Nau
Jané
Jane
To Great Lock Hubby realing statis tical article
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a social column with odd phrasing about a third child being Chinese and a light remark on wages. The piece includes hapless humor about family size and a stray reference to wage levels, using dated language and unclear context.
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Chinaman
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