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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1974

Page

5

How to remove rust stains and modify a door into Dutch style

The article outlines removing rust stains from marble with commercial rust remover and poultice options, followed by washing and polishing the marble with fine abrasives. It also explains converting a standard door into a double Dutch door with carpentry steps, cautions about glass in upper panels, and notes professional installation may be needed for exterior Dutch doors.

Marble Institute of America

Americana era rush inspires wide collecting craze

Observers say Americana influence grew as Bicentennial nears with demand for materials and reproductions. Collectors seek everything from coins and maps to furniture, porcelain, lighting, and folk art, while Quentin Pearson of Ideas Inc. notes trend starts in antique stores and favors unvarnished oak and bleached pine for a softer 18th century look.

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Scottsdale Daily Progress Briefs November 14

Local notes from Scottsdale include community updates and brief notices as of Thursday, November 14. Details focus on public announcements, schedules, and small event reminders for residents.

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Wood Waste to Power Eugene Area Utility by 1976

Eugene Oregon reports a plan to build the world first system burning wood waste and household garbage to generate steam for electric power in Lance County. The project aims to reclaim over 90 million steel cans annually and feed shredded refuse into a boiler as hogged fuel becomes scarcer. The Eugene Water and Electric Board expects the scheme to meet local fuel needs by 1976.

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