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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1968
Page
9
A 1967 survey of 2 610 bedroom and dining suites shows Early American Colonial and Federal styles at 30.1 percent, up nearly 5 points from 1966. Modern Contemporary fell to 23.1 percent, while Spanish and French case goods rose. English styling dropped most, Italian styling declined mildly.
A readable fragment notes a Friday item in the Scottsdale Daily Progress dated September 1968. Details are partial but indicate a short news brief or society note from that issue.
A humorous look at how lawns and front yards reflect residents. Examples include Pete’s procrastinating watering, Sam’s overgrown grass resembling a Louisiana field, Wendell’s barren yard, and a habit of tying personality to landscaping.
University of Arizona expert Prof. Steve Fazio explains pecans are native US trees thriving along southern riverbanks and canals. He notes they do not come true from seed, are budded onto seedling rootstocks, and require deep soil due to a dominant taproot for ideal shade and nut production.
Pfiz er Pacquin Division offers a 12 page booklet on caring for hands and nails for gardeners. It explains nail growth rates differences, why gardening wears skin, and how to use hand cream and gloves to reduce chapping and friction from soil and tools.
The Arizona Republic features a National Home Week section this Sunday showcasing latest home design trends. The Home Builders Association of Central Arizona presents updated ideas and models for modern living.
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