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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
3
Frequent complaints about steam or hot water systems failing to keep radiators hot often come from air trapped in the radiator coils. Release air via automatic vent valves, or loosen the valve plug to vent. If unresolved, have an expert check the valves. For hot water radiators, open air valves occasionally and catch the water as it flows.
President Roosevelt asked Congress to revise the housing law to ease credit and unlock idle capital, siding with labor and industry to speed a building surge. Proposals include lower FHA loan costs, higher insured limits, blanket mortgages, and authority for large-scale rental projects.
Senate majority leader Barkley says there is no time to draft or pass a tax revision bill in the remaining period of the extraordinary session. He just met with President Roosevelt, dampening hopes for relief via revision or repeal of the tax on undivided corporate surpluses and capital gains. The plan needed House origin and subcommittee action to proceed.
Theodore Alters former assistant secretary of the interior died of pneumonia at the Naval hospital in Washington after an emergency gall bladder operation. He was 61, a Caldwell Idaho resident active in Democratic politics who was selected by President Roosevelt in 1933.
Complete instructions for cutting sewing and finishing a palm leaf pattern quilt with yardage chart and bed size diagrams. Includes a block placement diagram and a contrast guidance diagram. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 82 Eighth Ave New York with name address and pattern number.
A collection of brief maxims on how we see life, marriage, and danger. Notable lines include limits of wealth and desire, the art of living well, and how extremes can strain friendships. Each reflects a practical view of human relationships and perception.
One of the nation's largest oil firms asserts its advertising enables selling gasoline at under half a mill per gallon, suggesting price advantages tied to promotional campaigns.
Removing tar stains uses a paste of turpentine and fullers earth left for hours, then brushed off. Patent leather lasts longer with occasional glycerine rub. Knitting tip suggests adding a snap fastener to every decrease row to mark reductions. Brighter glass advised to wash bowls in warm soapy water then clear water with a touch of vinegar. Stale bread pudding uses crumbs soaked in milk sugar cocoa and vanilla, baked until set.
A weight loss advertisement urges readers to weigh themselves, take Kruschen Salts daily for four weeks, and modify diet with light exercise. It claims fat loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling, with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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