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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1950

Page

14

Heating Plant Choice Important

One of the decisions facing home planners is whether to excavate for a basement. The choice of heating system often governs basement space needs, with hot air requiring far more room than hot water or steam systems.

Central Head Ing

Stain First to Reduce Nicks Before Painting Furniture

When finishing furniture, apply stain-tint first to minimize nicks and imperfections. Then use at least three coats of paint, allowing each coat to dry completely before the next. The Boston baked bean is believed to originate with New England Indians.

Boston New England

Traffic surge on West Antietam after traffic light controls

West Antietam Street has seen a sharp rise in traffic since the Washington Square signal system began operating a few days ago. Parking is now allowed on one side from Summit Avenue to Washington Square, with no parking between Pinumac Street and Summit Avenue.

West Antietam Street Washington Square Summit Avenue Pontomac Street Walnut Lane Antietam Street

Injuries Reported After Falls and Cuts

Donard E. Ahalt Jr of the 400 block Mineral Avenue cut his right knee after falling on an axe yesterday afternoon. Charles J. Gerace of North Potomac Street cut his left index finger on a knife. Both were treated at the hospital and discharged.

Donard E. Ahalt, Jr Mineral Avenue Charles J. Gerace Potomac Street

King models outfit for National Dog Week event

One of Brooklyn’s Kennel Club elite, "King," models the attire for National Dog Week. He appears to be barking about the latest collar styles and fashion choices for the event.

Brooklyn, N.Y Kennel Club King

Nude wall panel to be replaced in New Mexico annex

Santa Fe Oct 7 193? The nude wall panel Miss Fertility will be replaced in the New Mexico capital annex following a ministerial ruling that it is immoral and indecent. Architect W O C Kruger says the decision comes after talks with Santa Fe artists and church representatives. The two by four foot terra cotta panel by sculptor William Longley will be replaced with a new work he creates.

Santa Fe N. M New Mexico Capital Annex W. O C. Kruger William Longley

Right Proportion For Concrete Mix Standards for floor mix

Concrete floors should be mixed by volume using one part Portland cement, two and a quarter parts sand, and three parts gravel or crushed stone. Water should not exceed six gallons per sack, and slightly less water aids strength with slow curing. One tenth of Florida's orange crop was used in concentrated frozen juice in 1949, per the Encyclopedia Americana. South Korea is largely agricultural.

Florida Encyclopedia Americana South Korea

Woman Has Last Word In Buying A House

A magazine article notes that housewives make the final buying decision after weighing pros and cons. Builders respond by including desirable kitchens and full equipment in the purchase price to appeal to homemakers.

American Builder

Painting screens before storing to prevent rust

Advice urges painting window screens with a coat of enamel after cleaning to prevent rust over winter. The tip notes it will keep screens in good condition and make it easier to reinstall them next spring when many chores await.

Storms of the North Sea wrecked 400 homes in Dunwich

In the 14th century the North Sea breakers devastated the vanished English city of Dunwich destroying about 400 houses at once, leaving a coastal ruin remembered in local history.

Dunwich England

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