Dishwashing machines cut germs and labor in kitchen use
A medical note shows tableware washed by machine harbors far fewer bacteria than hand washed dishes. Machines reduce breakage, eliminate hot water handling, and save time. The article outlines plumbing, electrical needs, and a compact machine size suitable for kitchen use.
Care of trees and improper practices in home areas
An extended note urges careful tree care and criticizes local habits that harm trees. It warns that burying roots and piling dirt around trunks damages main root arteries and will soon cause trees to show distress or dieback. The piece stresses trees as vital land and laments careless disposal of soil near them.
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Reditable Kitchen Addition Promises Low Weekly Cost
A proposed kitchen addition will cost only a few cents weekly to operate by using soap water and electricity. It is touted as becoming as essential as the stove or sink in modern households.
Steps for Saving Garden Space and Plant Placement
J KH Burdett of the National Garden Bureau outlines planning to save garden steps, advising thoughtful plant arrangement to ease vegetable gathering, maximize sun and air, and prevent tree damage. He stresses permanent crops like asparagus and chives belong at garden edges while tall crops should form background areas.
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National Garden Bureau
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Women and labor saving devices for the home
The article argues for a modern division of home labor and urges use of labor saving devices. It highlights washing machines electric cleaners electric dishwashers and phonographs as aids. It also discusses kitchen appliances and the benefits of building and loan associations for home ownership. It notes historical development and state oversight of such cooperatives.
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Strenztl
Frankford
Philadelphia
Oxford Provident Building Association
American Building — Association
Building and Loan Agsociation
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The Home of the Phonograph and Savings Ideas
A discussion on using the electric phonograph to improve home life and ventilation. It highlights the need for better electrical outlet placement and contrasts household and shop efficiency. The piece also extols music at home, then outlines Building and Loan concepts, praising thrift, cooperative savings, and mortgage-backed home ownership advantages.
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Miller
Financing Your New Home Financing Your New Home
The Building and Loan notes that buying a home differs from smaller purchases. Unlike cash for a gown or umbrella within thirty days, a home requires payments stretched over time to avoid straining the family budget.
Understanding the Warranty Deed and Its Steps
An article explains the purpose of the general and quit claim deeds, emphasising accurate grantor names, marital status, and proper signing and acknowledgment. It outlines steps after receiving a deed, including matching property descriptions, noting mortgages, proper signing, and recording with county officials, plus seeking attorney review if unsure.
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Justice of the Peace
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Abstract of Title and Color Theory in Real Estate and Art
Abstract of title explains it is a history of property deeds and encumbrances, not a guarantee of perfect title, with sections on transfers, mortgages, leases, judgments, and taxes. The text also discusses color harmony theory, primary and secondary colors, complementary schemes, and how artists achieve balanced palettes reflecting natural harmony.
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United States
The Secretary as a Place for Letters and Literature
A brief reflection on the word secretary noting its meaning as a repository for letters and manuscripts. The narrator references famous literature formed from letters and invites the reader to consider how correspondence shapes literary history.
Selecting Colors For Your Home
The piece muses on taste versus judgment in color choices and urges considering personal comfort and organization. It links decisions to meaningful objects like a desk with proper lighting, suggesting timeless values behind choosing home furniture. It recalls Lincoln letters to a mother as metaphor for lasting sentiment in daily items.
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Lincoln
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