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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1952
Page
12
Landscaping should enhance the building and avoid hiding or dwarfing the house. One story homes need horizontal emphasis with low growing shrubs fronting the facade. Visit nurseries to choose suitable materials and plan for long lasting results with routine pruning and spraying.
Wood shavings mixed with cement create versatile blocks that require no mortar. They are rough textured, can be piled, drilled core holes to tie, and plastered directly without finishing or condensation risk. Originating in Switzerland, the method gains broad use in modern construction for lightweight reinforced blocks and acoustic ceilings.
Late spring and summer are ideal for painting radiators when they are cold. Thoroughly clean with turpentine to remove dirt and grease. Prime bare spots, then apply a flat oil paint or radiator enamel. Do not heat the radiators during painting.
New York May 3 A surge of young Americans is choosing religious careers with about 62 000 pre ministerial students enrolled in seminaries and theological schools, 18 percent higher than two years ago. Leaders cite world conditions revitalized outreach and a push to fill empty pulpits as key factors.
W H Knowles of a national tree expert company warns that widespread home construction will bury or destroy many shade trees this spring. He urges property owners to prevent soil and material damage to protect remaining trees.
Describes the 1320 copper roof of Hildesheim Cathedral in Germany as the oldest in the world. Mentions how soil compaction harms tree roots by restricting air supply and how heavy traffic can compact soil, causing tree decline.
Harry BH MacRae of Dallas Texas, a Christian Science Board member, will give a free lecture titled Christian Science Its Revelation of the Healing Christ at Woodland Way Junior High on Monday May 5 at 8 PM DST. He cites experience as practitioner teacher and church worker and notes service as a World War I lieutenant pilot and premedical study at Cincinnati.
A local notices list records showing numerous property transfers with multiple buyers and sellers including William McC. Boward, Mary Tr. Bowman, Herbert C. Bowman, Roy Younkins, Carl Bowman, and Vernon R. Cost among others. The transfers cover streets such as Garlinger Avenue Avon Road Main Street and East Franklin and Cleveland Avenues with dwellings and parcels including two parcels with improvements in Hancock and a 114 acre tract in Winnuon District. Benjamin Franklin is noted as having drawn an early chart for the nearby stream location.
Britain offers budget holidays by renting derelict railway stations as rustic chalets. Railways provide furnishings. most sites lack electricity and rely on oil lamps. A family can vacation a week for about 15 dollars, with travelers urged to use rail to reach the stations.
The National Association of Home Builders notes knotty pine boards give attractive interiors at low cost. Exposed ceiling beams suit ranch homes. Batten doors offer economical style. Farmhouse dwellings gain authentic charm while saving money. Wood interiors may finish with shellac and wax.
Lone survivor of the Custer massacre, the buckskin sorrel Comanche, died in 1876 but was stuffed after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. The mounted horse remains part of a museum collection at the University of Kansas.
A description notes a kitchen space labeled West Kitchen as a place to relax during dinner. It emphasizes easy dining, letting people unwind, and serves as a convenient gathering spot for family and friends who drop by.
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