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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1957
Page
4
A compact guide to choosing a sabre saw from NEA Services with tips on comfort grip blade action and chip blower for clear sight while cutting. It covers versatile uses from lumber to metal and recommends safety, self starting features, and proper handling for basement and workshop projects.
A brief note suggests retouching damaged furniture with paint or enamel using a common cotton swab from a medicines cabinet. It states the swab applies enamel in tiny areas and avoids cleaning brushes after the task.
Modern electrical appliances can overload circuits. Determine if a circuit is overloaded by summing watts of lights, appliances, and fixtures and comparing to the circuit's capacity (voltage times amperage) as indicated by the fuse.
A fragmented note describes stripping insulation using a sharp knife to cut strands and a hammer claw to pull off insulation. It mentions slipping the wire between claws and pulling to strip, reflecting rough guidance on removing insulation in a damaged OCR excerpt.
After laying singleam on a front, do not nail the quarter round molding tight against the fin beam. Leave the molding a fraction of an inch above the fin aleum to prevent buckling as the material expands.
An article explains starching cotton and synthetic curtains for a crisper look using instant cold water starch. It covers amounts per gallon, dryer adjustments, and ironing guidance. It also highlights fabric softeners as a home aid for diapers towels and anti static benefits, plus a warm cabinet idea to keep foods dry over the refrigerator.
Real estate transfers listed along Brightwood Drive Beaurfording Road and Guilford Avenue include Stanley M. Strait to Elwood C. Jackson and Awelling. Nora Porter to James Rubech. Maurice C. Weaver to C. O. Arnsparger. Glan S. Waldron to Join Maycock. Wade Theodore Dunn to Albert F. Bussart. Ray Hull to Hubert Ray Hull. Shank Jr. to Calvin B. Hostman. Blessnee Mead to Maurice Weaver. Danger to Christ Evangelical Church in Hagerstown. transfers cover districts 10 24 and specific streets such as The Terrace Fairgreen Acres Reedy Parkway and Braxton Avenue.
A guide explains converting unused basement or attic areas into a family room using Marlite plastic-finished panels. It notes benefits for all members, suggests color and grain options, and covers moisture sealing and covering overhead joists before installation.
A university study notes double glass windows can save up to two tons of coal per winter for an average home and about 300 gallons of gas. Storm sash and sealed double or triple glazing are cited as effective insulating options. A booklet titled Whil You Should Know About Plumbing offers planning tips for new houses, published by the Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau at 35 Wacker Drive, Chicago.
A homey guide for hosting kids parties with simple drop cookies. A fourway dough recipe yields four flavors Spice, Pecan Date, Chocolate Almond, and Cherry Coconut cookies. Variations adapt to taste and bake evenly for a party crowd.
The two heads of Roulette Records, Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore, run operations from different places yet share identical strategies. They claim synced thoughts and phones, producing hits from Mercury to Roulette, shaping careers for stars like Georgia Gibbs and Sarah Vaughan while weathering global events with humor and hustle.
Bing Crosby prepares his third Christmas Sing With One radio show on CBS during the holiday season. He has a new Christmas album A Christmas Story on Golden Masterpiece but will not mention it on the program, choosing to perform standard Christmas songs only.
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