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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
3
Biblical lesson outlines the home as foundation of church and state, detailing the makers of the home marriage, the husband’s selfless love, wife’s submission as unto the Lord, children's obedience, and parents’ nurturing duties, with guidance on avoidance of provocation and instruction in the Lord.
Article by W A Radford describes a cost effective saw tooth roof hog house facing south to maximize winter sun and ventilation. It outlines a frame building with concrete floors and troughs, 13 pens per side of a central feeding alley, and notes plans suit both large and smaller hog operations.
This piece explains how floor colors should blend with room finishes and discusses hardwood versus softwood floors, linoleum, tile, and rug choices. It notes oak, maple, birch, beech as hardwoods and white pine, fir, red spruce as softwoods, plus maintenance tips for wax, varnish, oiling, and cleaning.
A lively column argues that color transforms the kitchen into a cheerful workshop. It portrays the modern housewife rebelling against drab spaces and insisting on bright, practical color to make chores engaging.
The author urges a cheerful well lit kitchen with sanitary paint in pleasing colors. Even a garbage can and a step stool can become decorative with bright paint. Color psychology influences mood and efficiency. keep surfaces tidy and paint interiors to contrast with woodwork.
An ironing board stored in a built in wall case stays dust free never warps or splits and remains ready for use. It adjusts to a comfortable height has sturdy legs and requires no heavy lifting making it a durable inexpensive laundry upgrade.
Advice urges homeowners to ensure abundant ventilation and adequate footings bedded on firm bottoms. Emphasizes quality brick and mortar and rejects compromises when bridging soft spots.
Fort Madison Matron chronicles a railroad man W. G. Ashlock praising his wife’s rapid recovery from eight years of illness aided by Tanlac. He reports she gained strength, appetite, and energy, and he and another endorse the tonic with a claim of over 52 million bottles sold.
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