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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

Page

6

Modern bungalow living room eclipses old parlor tradition

The article argues the old parlor is disappearing as homes evolve toward open living spaces. It describes a bungalow style with interconnected indoor outdoor areas, fireplaces, and varied garden accents, highlighting how modern life values convenience, cheer, and restfulness. It notes 1912 housing trends and an example house measuring 24 by 27 feet with detailed room dimensions and costs estimated at $2000.

Ladlea’ Ald Society

Modern bungalow plans and ground harmony guidance

The article describes a two bedroom bungalow with options for conventional siding or furred plastered walls and dark stained window frames. It notes the Indian origin of the bungalow type, common designs on stilts in India, and contrasts American practice of keeping the bungalow integrated with surrounding grounds for harmony.

India America

Simple Life Of Great Poet Described By Aged Clergyman

An elderly clergyman recalls the poet in a small chamber at Bunhill Fields, gray warm seat by the door, simple diet, night study harming sight, rising early in summer, outdoor exercise, organ playing, and visits from peers. He died around sixty six, buried at St. Giles Cripplegate.

Bunhill Fields Saeking St. Giles Cripplegate Vaughan Milton

Cooperative Grange Bank at Olathe Highlights Rural Trust

A Kansas piece on the Patrons Co-Operative Bank at Olathe. The bank, started in 1888 with a 75000 capital, now 50000 paid in, serves about 150 stockholders with one vote per stock. 70 percent of its business is farmers, 90 percent of patrons are local. it has survived panics with strong soundness. The article also covers Grange youth testimonials and a drought relief water project in New England Grange.

Cooperative Grange Kansas Co-Operative Bank Olathe Grange United States The Order Johnson County New Kansas Banking Inns Kansan Middle West New England New England Grange

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