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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1968

Page

10

Simplicity in furniture to fit mobile living trend

Wells argues for disposable and collapsible home furnishings to suit a mobile society. He predicts future cities within one structure and says interior designers must control environments, with paper furniture as a developing option. The 1968 Young Designers of America Competition highlights this shift toward plain, comfortable, easily adaptable interiors.

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Homes and Gardens trade update November 22 1968

A brief Homes and Gardens page note from November 22 1968 highlights interior decor ideas and product spotlights. Listings reference furniture, fabrics, and home improvement tips with a focus on seasonal styling.

Homes & Gardens

Safe handling tips for toxic pesticides and containers

The notes advise reading and understanding labels, proper container sizes, and ensuring containers are completely emptied before disposal. Caution is urged when burning drums or bags, with guidance to avoid smoke exposure to people and animals. Personal protection includes respirators, rubber gear, gloves, and frequent handwashing.

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FallDrainage Tips for Soils and Waterlogged Gardens

Fall offers a good time to fix drainage problems. For soggy soils standing water causes plant losses, and digging tile systems is heavy work and costly. A simple method is to raise the garden bed by adding topsoil, or lower paths a couple of inches to create channels for excess water.

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