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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1937
Page
14
Practical guidance on building and arranging a glass conservatory linked to the house. Highlights south or southwest sun, glass roof, heated benches optional, and decorative layouts with lattice backdrops. Covers ready-made kits or custom builds, materials, heating options, interior finishes, and integration with home architecture.
Robert Watson confessed to holding up a local Oakland grocery demanding two packages of cigarettes but receiving none. He shot and received a sentence of 7 to 20 years in San Quentin.
The article explains the paradox of softwood and hardwood terms. Botanically hardwoods are deciduous while softwoods are conifers. The workability and strength vary. some softwoods like white pine are very soft, while some hardwoods like yellow poplar and basswood are soft. Consumers should consider both classifications when choosing lumber.
A folding breakfast nook offers a space saving solution for busy households. A wall cabinet conceals a bottom dropping door that forms a sturdy table with foldable legs and pairs with matching breakfast chairs. The unit stores dishes and appliances, enabling quick meals with minimal clutter.
A homeowner updates a bathroom today choosing plumbing fixtures that harmonize in style. The Bathtub lavatory and closet are selected to match and create a cohesive design.
A local article urges timely tree surgery to prevent decay and death. Readers learn removing decayed wood early, cleaning wounds, and sterilizing cavities protects health and value. It warns against improper filling and stresses trained work for lasting results.
When replacing a shingle roof, re roofing directly over the old layer can save costs by avoiding tear off. Benefits include a stiffer roof, increased insulation, and less interior and exterior dirt. Suitable materials include non heavy options. prepare by securing loose shingles and replacing missing ones before nailing with five penny copper or zinc coated nails.
Possibilities for rearranging furniture are limited unless an adequate number of electrical outlets is provided on every side of the room.
Water pipe noises signal potential future trouble including leaks and possible pipe splitting. Causes include loose washers producing chatter, coil steam pressures causing rumbling, and water hammer from sudden faucet closure. A plumber can diagnose and fix issues to prevent costly repairs.
Removable glass panes convert porches into year round sun rooms that invite sunshine in winter and cool breezes in summer. Production by window and conservatory makers offers dozens of styles to match architecture and taste. Insulate roof and floor, weather strip, then install. panes come down in fall for an open porch.
Painting a tin roof at the first signs of peeling prevents rapid rust and leaks and may require a new roof. Clean the surface with steel wool or wire brush, wipe with benzine, and apply thin coats with a week between coats. Three or more coats are advised and new metal roofs should weather 2 3 months before painting to avoid acid attack.
Do not neglect leaking faucets. A steadily dripping tap wastes water over time. Have all faucets and valves rewashered when needed by a good plumber.
House improvement tips cover moss removal with carbolic acid solution, repurposing discarded motors, fixing leaks with new washers, and grounding electrical circuits. Advice includes converting cellars to ship’s cabins, adding bay windows, blending exteriors with landscaping, aluminum basement wall treatment, mineral paints for below grade masonry, and turning attic space into usable den.
A low cost plan covers old walls and partitions off rooms on the top floor. It suggests adding a dent or playroom for children or a shower or bathroom to relieve congestion without major renovations.
Among those from Columbia who attended the Bartter family reunion at Toledo Thursday were Miss Margaret Bartter, J. H. Bartter and daughters Phyllis Ann and Iris, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bartter and son Lynn and daughter Jewell. Officers for the coming year are Edward B. Bartter of Lorain Avenue Cleveland President M. H. Bartter of Columbia Vice President Miss Phyllis Ann Bartter.
The Busy Bee 4-H Girls gathered Thursday with Miss Virginia Putt as president. Miss Olva Bolling was discussed as entrant in the Health Contest and Miss Ordella Walker of Fields attended as a guest. Mia Herman Paulson advised sewing projects while ice cream sandwiches were served. One final meeting remains before garment and project book judging. The Light Railway of Southern Italy is known as the Circum Vesuvian.
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