Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria April 10 1954
Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Saturday April 10 1954 reports local news items including community updates, public notices, and brief events in Elyria and surrounding areas with typical mid-century local detail.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Painted surfaces alter weight, color illusions explained
Painting surfaces with colors can create weight illusions. Red and orange suggest heaviness while yellow and blue appear lighter. Objects painted black seem twice as heavy. These paint effects are useful for interior and exterior decorating.
Abbott House of the Week Guides Small Space Living Design
Randolph Evans AS A designs the Abbott House of the Week, stressing compact, well lit living spaces. Features include a spacious living room with fireplace flanked by windows and built in shelves, six closets, a dining alcove, compact kitchen, two small bedrooms with cross ventilation, and a brick and shingle exterior for a modern look. Readers can request complete plans by mailing a SASE to the Building Editor at Chronicle Telegram Elyria.
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Randolph Evans
A.sa
ELOS
Abbott
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
9x12 Rugs Rise in Popularity Among Newlywed Homes
A study of 1000 young married families shows room size 9x12 rugs remain first choice for homemakers while wall-to-wall carpet gains. Initial rug purchases favor 9x12 at 52 percent, 5 percent choose wall-to-wall. Later purchases shift to 34 percent for 9x12 and 10 percent for wall-to-wall.
Self-Run Elevators Do Not Raise Crime In NYC Housing
A 10 year survey shows automatic elevators, now common in new NYC apartment buildings, do not affect crime rates. No significant difference exists between auto and manual elevators in crime reports. The highest crime rate occurs in buildings with wealthier tenants and higher employment. From 1941 to 1951, 2907 elevators were installed in NYC residential buildings, 2807 automatic and 100 required operators.
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New York City
Sizing Surfaces Reduces Paint Use and Improves Finish
The article explains sizing surfaces to seal porous materials, reducing paint suction and saving paint. It notes sizes bridge pores, often water solutions of glue or dextrin, and mentions the use of thin varnishes, lacquers, and pigmented sealers to combine opacity and sealing in one coat.
Closet Doors And Wall Space Make Unusual 3 Way Vanity
Miss Cabot a noted home stylist explains turning two-bedroom closet doors with space between into a three way vanity using door length mirrors on each door and a half length mirror on the wall between. A small plate glass shelf beneath the half length mirror completes the setup for makeup and dressing. Mirrors brighten rooms and add spaciousness and the vanity aids complete grooming from all angles. Unframed door mirrors attach with screws and plastic clips from hardware stores and glass dealers.
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June Cabot
Miss Cabot
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