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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1950

Page

3

Modern One Story Home Plans With Cape Cod Flair

A compact design features a 30 foot deep one story layout with a 18 000 cubic foot volume, a rounded picture window, and a small porch under the gable. The Darlington style uses shutters and a paneled front door with a low picket fence, louvres, and a clapboard exterior. Inside, an 18 by 11 4 inch living room links to a 6 by 7 6 inch den, a coat closet, and a den lighted by a porthole, plus an arched doorway to the living room. The dining room opens to the 11 by 8 kitchen with an L shaped counter, broom closet, and adjacent back door to a breezeway or piazza. A fireplace centers the living area with large windows, and a full cellar houses the heating system. Access to storage space is via a trap door in the hall ceiling. Plans are available from the Herald-Mail Home Building Editor in Hagerstown Maryland.

Darlington Hall Plan Describes Center House Layout

The design places the hall next to the cella stairs and centers the bathroom for easy access to all rooms. Two bedrooms are 192114 recl prepared with two windows each for cross ventilation and ample closet space. A door from the garage opens to the play area near the kitchen, with a 19 by 10 garage opening and a court between garage and house for a garden.

Child sized craft table from old dining set

Instructions describe trimming the table legs to a height suitable for a standing child, painting the table in a bright color, and covering the top with smooth plastic. The result provides a workspace for clay modeling, brick building, or a small railroad setup.

Man's Room Reflects His Hobby in Interior Design

Article advises shaping a man’s room to mirror his hobby with strong wall colors and a brown floor, beige shades lamps, feather-brown furniture, and pictures showing fishing, hunting, horses, or mythical scenes. Avoid ornate frames. use a single large image or a small group on one plain wall. plaid draperies should be tall.

New Compact Floor Furnace Changes Home Heating

A new floor mounted gas or oil burning furnace can be installed beneath the floor and out of sight. Floor furnaces heat by circulating warmed air without ducts or blowers. Last year production reached about a half million units.

Insulation halts water on pipes in summer and winter

Experts say condensation forms on cold water pipes when humid air meets cold surfaces, causing drips that can damage plaster if hidden under floors or walls. Wrapping exposed pipes with mineral wool insulation or jackets and sealing openings prevents leaks and speeds hot water delivery, saving fuel.

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Bookcase Fits In Unused Doorway

An unused doorway can be turned into a space saving bookcase or china cabinet by removing the door and stops and building shelves to fit the space. The frame uses two vertical six inch boards to the doorway height held together by top and bottom horizontal boards, with a back covered by building board and shelves fastened in place.

Shelf frame hardware design with glass door option

The design describes using sunk screws spaced properly for the front shelf frame and proposes enclosing the front with light wood or glass doors for a refined appearance.

Radiators Best Under Windows Explain Proper Placement

Proper radiator placement boosts comfort in new homes. Under windows offsets heat loss and prevents cold spots. When multiple windows exist, place radiators under the most exposed window based on prevailing winds, typically north or west.

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