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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1940
Page
3
The Gol Gunbar privately owned by Mohammed Adil Shah in Bijapur India was built 1626 to 1656. It covers 18 225 square feet and rises about 25 stories high with an interior capacity around 200 000 caskets, surpassing Rome’s Pantheon in size.
Melvin Hartzler of Easton Lumber Co urges immediate action for those delaying homes. He cites war uncertainty boosting home value as shelter, inflation hedge, and potential cost rises. He notes costs are currently below 20 year average, with high demand and possible shortages of skilled labor and materials.
Randolph Evans designs a compact 50 foot frontage May House of the Month offering a rambling New England impression. It features a large living room with fireplace and open dining space, versatile layout, white lead paint for durability, and an estimated build cost of 4500 to 5000 dollars with monthly payments around 30 to 84 dollars for twenty years.
The government faces demands for large scale construction of industrial plants and housing for workers including hangars barracks and offices. A speaker notes a current shortage of building tradesmen and argues owning a home provides peace of mind in uncertain times. The call stresses that home ownership is a sound investment and a rational step for families today.
The smallest known bird that cannot fly is the Alantisia's little bird of the rall family, living only on a single South Pacific island. This rare avian creature defies flight and has adapted to a restricted habitat, making it a unique subject for zoological study.
Columbus special reports the Ohio State Fair 17 event races from August 24 to 30 will use the McNamara Barrier to start all races. The barrier speeds starts, reduces waiting time, and keeps drivers from jockeying. Violations incur 10 to 30 days suspension and a $100 fine. The barrier, adopted by the Grand Circuit last year, debuts at this fair.
A Col Iters Weekly writer notes Croats in Yugoslavia stand out as the only Christians who address the Supreme Being as Mister God in their prayers. He discusses cultural and religious distinctions within the region.
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