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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

3

Suggestion of Colonial Style Is Seen in This Attractive House

William A. Radford offers free home building advice in a piece describing a colonial style house. The 28 by 24 foot frame residence has six rooms with two floors, sun parlor, alcove sitting room, three bedrooms and a bathroom. Construction is economical, on a concrete foundation with brick steps.

W. A. Radford William A. Radford Dearborn Street Chicago Ill

Panel Heating for British Embassy Demonstrates Radiant Walls

The British embassy in Washington uses panel heating with plaster acting as a radiator. Hot water from a central boiler heats steel pipe panels embedded in walls and ceiling, creating radiant warmth while minimizing ambient air movement. Radiant heat descends from the ceiling and reflects off walls and furniture to warm occupants.

Washington

Americans Find Ancient Mayan Architecture Sets Modernist Benchmark

A delegation of American architects touring Yucatan ruins including Chichen Itza argues Mayan temples palaces and carved limestone geometry prefigure modern architecture. Kenneth Clark notes the civilization’s architectural genius influencing contemporary design and its enduring legacy.

Europe Atlantic England France Uxmal Chichen- Itza Yucatan

Central Hall Type Plan Endures in Moderate Homes

The central hall type remains the popular residence plan for moderate sized houses. The living room and dining room flank the hall on the first floor. A visitor entering the front door sees an open view of the first story and is led toward the stairs to the sleeping quarters.

Locks Lead in Hardware

The lock is a vital piece of hardware with principal parts including bolt, key, and key protection. The key protection blocks the bolt from operating until the obstacle is removed by the key.

Supplemental control measures for plum curculio in peaches

U S Department of Agriculture outlines supplementary steps to curb plum curculio. Collect and destroy peach drops three times to trap about 90 percent of worms. Dispose of drops by burial with quicklime or boiling water. Burn nearby woodlands, disking May to June, and jar trees to remove adults before spraying remains essential.

United States Department of Agriculture

Bees vital for fruit set in Ohio State experiments

Virgil N. Argo of Ohio State University notes bees are essential for proper fruit set demonstrated by last year’s pollination trials. He recommends a stand of bees one per acre in orchards and warns arsenate sprays harm bees requiring careful spray scheduling to avoid interference.

Ohio State University Virgil N. Argo Argo

Apple Varieties Vary in Qualities and Uses

Apple varieties differ in quality texture season and best use. Some December varieties are poor in March while others are cookers or eaters with different strengths. Buyers seeking specific用途 may end up dissatisfied if the fruit does not suit their purpose.

Modern English Youth Lacking in Sentiment

Hundreds of church bells across England are silent as young men refuse to bellring. Rev E M Davys notes Cromer church has not rung in a year. E A Young cites cinemas buses and football as factors in the bellringing shortage.

England E. M. Davys Cromer Church E. A. Young Central Council of Mr. Young The London Express London

Dieting chair of the ancient physician Sana torius

Good Health highlights Sana torius as possibly the first dietician inventor of a thermometer form. He weighed himself before meals and the weight of his intended food, using a chair linked to a steel rod and counterweight to measure meal intake. He ate until the chair dipped, signaling completion.

Sanatorius

Illuminated Rubaiyat Manuscript Found in Calcutta

A 1505 illuminated manuscript of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam containing 206 quatrains was discovered in Calcutta. Prof Mahfazul Huq of Presidency College notes it dates 46 years after a Bodleian copy. The artist Sultan Ali of Sashbad crafted it with Tamerlane style Persian miniatures.

Omar Khayyam Calcutta India Mahfazul Huq Presidency College Bodleian Library Oxford England Sultan Ali of Sashbad Tamerlane

Whale’s Deep Dive Limit

The article explains that a whale cannot safely descend beyond about 100 fathoms or 600 feet. It notes that water pressure at greater depths would threaten the whale’s safety, making deeper dives unlikely.

Weren't you scared when the ban dits held you up

Henry Peck recalls being briefly restrained by Henrietta with a wry shrug noting a surprising change from past oppression. The piece weds odd humor to urban relationship dynamics while lampooning modern marriage habits and social friction with light sarcasm.

Henry Peck

Best Medicine Says Lydia E Pinkham’s Tea Compounds

A Florida woman Mrs. Berrua Rivers of Fort Myers reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes weakness and nervous spells before birth and says she now works in a restaurant and feels much better than in three years. Her letter aims to help other women find similar relief.

Berrua Rivers Polk St Ft. Meyers, Florida

How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat

An ad touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss cure promising 20 pounds fat reduction in three weeks. It claims increased energy, clearer skin, and youthfulness, urging purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee and listing distributors.

America

Apple orchard spacing and sprays for disease control

An eastern investigator reports that apple trees planted 40 feet apart yield 43 bushels more per acre than 30 foot spacing. Prepare pre pink and pink sprays in April to combat apple scab using sulphur. Dilute one and a half gallons of concentrate in 50 gallons of water. Add one and a half pounds lead arsenate to control early insects such as curculio.

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