EAL TWO STORY BUNGALOW HONE FEATURES AND PLANS
William A. Radford offers free advice on building subjects for readers. The article describes a six room two story bungalow 36 by 92 feet 6 inches with shingles, dormer, and spacious front porch. It notes kitchen lighting, rear hall access, and upstairs bedrooms with alcove closets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
Willam A. Radford
Hdstor
William A. Redford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ideal Shingle Roofed Home With Flexible Living Space
The design emphasizes overhang for drip and durable shingles for long life. Lin gle siding in shades or white paint provides pleasing contrast with roof shingles. A spacious porch, possible sleeping porch, and a large 18 by 28 foot living room with four fireplaces offer versatile use. A colonial staircase and bay window dining area add floor space without high cost. The layout supports easy kitchen access and conceals a balcony that can serve as sleeping porch with added windows. Overall a stylish, adaptable small house suitable for self build with ordinary labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Porto Rico Guards Lead National Guard Strength
Porto Rico 290th Infantry Regiment of Porto Rico National Guard reports 62 officers and 1,863 enlisted men, the largest regimental enrollment in the National Guard. Oregon 162nd Infantry follows with 50 officers and 1,268 enlisted men. These totals exceed the typical maximum of 882 officers and 1,520 enlisted men for an infantry regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Forto Rico
Army
Navy Journal
The Forgetful Golfer
An excerpt from Collier's Weekly features a humorous exchange on golf etiquette and memory as a golfer asks his caddie what he did on a hole then guesses “over seven” when the rule-of-thumb tag suggests seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niblok
Collier's Weekly
Excellent Way to Start Young Calf
The State Department advises a structured milk-feeding plan for dairy calves. Start with whole milk for two weeks, then gradually replace with skim milk, progressing to all skim by week four and beyond. Feed intervals aim for about eight hours, with three daily feedings. Six months is a typical weaning age. pasture and hay can affect timing. The guidance emphasizes gradual transitions and practical variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte Staten Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Summer Silo Aids Dairy Farmers In Peak Feed Period
A summer silo helps dairy farms by supplementing dry pasture, boosting milk production and reducing losses from underfed livestock. It argues pastures burn in August and silage preserves feed, enabling higher profits with less acreage.
Summer Care for Young Orchards Instructions for cultivation
Young orchards should be cultivated in summer by planting heed crops such as early potatoes or corn. Do not use ordinary grain crops on young or chara. Do not work soil in autumn. After bearing begins, sow clover and break up occasionally. Keep trees mulched with stable litter and apply manure if not thrifty.
Farmers Use Accounts to Raise Incomes Across Counties
About 1200 counties kept accounts of expense, labor and profit for 1922. Reports to the U.S. Department of Agriculture show farmers analyzed their farming businesses with county extension agents to identify ways to boost income over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Inc
Purchase of Tractor Discussed in USDA Movie
A USDA produced film weighs pros and cons of tractor power versus horse or mule work. It weighs farm size land layout and cropping systems, noting small or rough farms suit animal power while large level land may justify tractors. The film shows diverse scenes including ox power and ends with distribution and printing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Controlling Chinch Bugs Before They Reach Crops
Extension entomologist Ernest J. Scholl advises farmers to prevent chinch bug migration to corn or sorghum by deep plow furrows, dragging a log to create dust, and pouring coal oil into insect holes. He suggests spraying oils or nicotine solutions for valuable row crops and using road oil to firm soils between grain and cornfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Scholl
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Paper Bags Protect Grapes From Birds and Fungus
University of Missouri guidance recommends placing paper bags over grapes as they half ripen to guard against birds, wasps, and fungal diseases. Bags do not affect ripening and simple tying minimizes labor and cost versus fruit value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri College of Agricultre
Grafting Wax Important in Treatment of Scions
Growers often fail to keep scions alive after grafting due to drying and poor waxing. Check wax several weeks after grafting for holes or pockets and smooth or reapply wax with a slightly more liquid consistency to seal leaks and protect the graft.
Cucumber Beetles Threaten Spreading Vine Crops
Garden notes warn cucumber beetles with bright striped backs invade young vine plants. Early infestation requires dusting with linseed or wood ashes mixed with turpentine or crude carbalic acid. Use a perforated container for dusting and reapply as needed around the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planta
Reward Finest Building in Old London Sparks Aesthetic Drive
The Royal Institute of British Architects awards a bronze medal for the finest street frontage within four miles of Charing Cross. This year W. Curtis Green wins for Wolsely house in Piccadilly after a jury including Earl Crawford and Sir Aston Webb reviewed more than twenty entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old London
Royal Institute of British Architects
Charing Cross
W. Curtis Green
Wolsely House
Piccadilly
Earl Crawford
Aston Webb
Paul Waterhouse
Reginald Blomfield
F. Guy Dawber
Liverpool
Manchester
London Mail
Why Take Laxatives Why Take Laxatives
An advertisement argues against pills and salts for constipation and promotes Nujol as a natural, harmless lubricant that aids regular bowel movements. It claims Nujol mimics the body's natural lubrication, is not a medicine, and is used in leading hospitals with a druggist purchase recommended.
Size Misread or Misunderstood Between the Lines
The Kansas City Star quotes a conversation where one person explains they read only the blank spaces while another, J Fuller Gloom, challenges the notion. The exchange highlights miscommunication and irony in interpreting text between two individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Just What She Wanted Revealed in Quiet Dreams
Bella married a house painter after expressing a wish for a man she could look up to. The remark hints at her aspirations for stability and a steady partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Telephoning by Night Using Light Signals
Prof A O Trankine told the Royal Institute in London that speech can be transmitted by light over several miles. Alexander Graham Bell also invented the photophone enabling sight transmission up to 700 feet. Selenium is the material but daily reliability remains uncertain. Control is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 0
Trankine
Royal Institute
London
Alexander Graham Bell
Golfing Parson and Merchant End in Grim Recollection
In a brief vignette, a merchant teases a parson after a round of golf with the joke that the preacher will someday deliver his funeral sermon. The parson responds morosely that the punchline will be his own hole, implying future comeuppance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alc
Flos
Keari
Livingry
Front
Firat
Sexton
BR. F. D. No
Grosy Creek
North
Caroline
Canada
U.S
Touriata
Eigen
A. E. Pilkie Desk
Fifth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Ww. N. Y
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Salon
Flint, Michigan
Becco
Superior
Chevrolet Motor CO
General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!