Apartment Living in Small Spaces and Color Schemes
A guide to furnishing city apartments focuses on harmonious design for limited spaces. It advises subdued wall tones, proportional furniture, and matching living room and dining areas to create a homelike atmosphere in compact flats.
Two-Family Flats Offer Solid Investment and Solid Living
The article describes two family flats as popular urban housing, noting shared foundations and roofs with only extra walls and interior finish added. It outlines a brick 34 by 47 foot building with full basement, two two-room apartments, a sunparlor, dining room, kitchen, and two bedrooms per unit, plus ample closet space. It emphasizes steady rental income reducing overhead and mentions an interior decorating example by Queensboro Corporation to show homey, affordable furnishing options.
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Copyright
American Homes Bureau
Dining room table as the room’s main feature
The dining room should center on the table as the room’s focal point. Decorations and furnishings should reinforce a cheerful, comfortable mood, with the space arranged to support family meals and pleasant gatherings despite any hardships.
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Bill Nye
Financing Home Buying No Longer Has Fears
This piece outlines modern home financing options including contract sales, first and second mortgages, and building and loan associations. It stresses planning costs, paying a portion upfront, and choosing reputable firms, with guidance on lot payments, ten to fifteen year horizons, and stock-backed mortgage paths.
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Stephen Leacock
Ferse
Venice
Syren
Association
American Homes Bureau
Three Floor Apartment Building for Investment
This three story frame building on a narrow lot offers five rooms per unit plus a sun parlor and two bedrooms. The design features a large living room with light on multiple sides, a well lit dining room, a roomy kitchen, and efficient ice saving pantry. The owner may occupy one floor while leasing the others.
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Hell
American Homes Bureau
Dining room display clashes with appetite and comfort
A discussion on interior dining room design argues against overdecorated tableware and mounted game, urging livelier, usable spaces. It favors simple, cheerful rooms with fresh linens and gleaming silver, where meals become happy family gatherings.
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Orbrary
The Forgotten Letter Offer of a Dying Art
A nostalgic essay on letters as a relic of culture and memory argues that personal correspondence carries lasting emotional weight. It laments waning polite letter writing while urging readers to continue the practice and preserve this intimate form.
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Lincoln
Copsright
American Homes Server
Owning vs Renting Shown as Best Investment
A column argues home ownership saves money over renting as shown by a 15 year plan for a two flat building. It compares costs including taxes water and insurance with rental income, concluding ownership yields a surplus and equity while renting drains funds and keeps the renter bound to a landlord.
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