Plants as Decor Add Color and Light at Home
The piece explains decorative use of flowering and foliage plants in living spaces. It notes plants must receive light, can be moved for best display, and require careful care to keep health and beauty.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
7
The piece explains decorative use of flowering and foliage plants in living spaces. It notes plants must receive light, can be moved for best display, and require careful care to keep health and beauty.
A survey by The Architectural Forum based on 11 207 families and Niagara Hudson Power shows women’s demand for greater conveniences in future homes and a shift toward modern planning. Most buyers expect to spend 7 000 to 8 500 dollars with 1 000 to 2 000 down, seeking 10 to 15 year amortization and more sunlight, space, and better lighting.
The sentence claims five English words ending in dous. It lists tremendous stupendous hazardous jeopardous horrendous as examples. The set mixes correct and disputed spellings and excludes standard words like wondrous wondrous that also end in dous.
Essay urges true thankfulness comes from obligation and service not from wealth. It argues material goods are not the chief cause for gratitude and that life's real blessings cannot be bought.
Charlie Gehringer star second baseman of the Detroit Tigers showed skill in badminton during an exhibition with other enthusiasts. The famed in door game saw him adapt to the racket as well as the bat, proving he can handle both with notable ability.
A meditation on gratitude for gifts without price such as trust from children and the beauty of nature. It contrasts heartfelt affection with material cost, praises home, friends, and native land, and defends liberty and democracy even amid political change.
A Western Newspaper Union message urges unity in Christian service and gratitude for divine blessing. It calls for participation across denominations and mindful helpfulness toward all life, reflecting on national gratefulness.
In rooms with light tinted walls a lighter tone can harmonize existing furnishings with the new wall color. Cream or tan may be replaced by oyster white or light rose, or a white wall repainted in cream. Gray harmonizes with many interiors once keyed to another color.
A historical note describes Hindu dietary norms in India with emphasis on meat abstention by Hindus and Hindu women. It highlights domestic meals served at home, sacredness of fire and wood, and ritual bathing before cooking and pujas prior to starting cooking activities.
A New York State College of Home Economics study indicates that babies who receive other foods in addition to milk early in life tend to introduce further foods later in infancy. The research emphasizes the broader nutritional advantages of diversified early feeding.
A father questions his son about a costly outing with a lassie. The boy replies it cost two shillings and fourpence, and the father finds the expense manageable given the girl’s value. The dialogue captures a humorous Scottish tone and domestic humor.
In a heated moment Mrs. Henpeck asks if Henpeck is a man or a mouse. Henpeck retorts he is a man, saying a mouse would elicit screams from her on the table.
A fragment notes Brownan, an embezzler, in broken health and hints at a doctor’s error giving iron to blood, causing weakness. The text is incomplete but suggests medical complications linked to prior crime.
A Park discussion yields a quip from the crowd about needing a rubber neck in response to the speaker’s call for self-examination. The exchange captures a humorous moment in a public address.
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