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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
1
Alice Worthington says a will purporting to dispose of a 1.5 million dollar estate is a fake. She asserts her father left not more than 250,000 and that the rest belongs to her, noting her father’s tie to the War of Lusaile Street and recent death in an Atlanta prison.
William A Radford offers free advice on building a bungalow designed for a wide shallow lot noting the front’s prominence. The design balances a left-of-center entry with three French windows, trellises, and a low pitched roof. Interiors include a library nook, arched doorway, living room, dining room, compact kitchen, and two well-lit bedrooms with a shared bath.
An artistic feature advises adding a pergola to restore elegance to older homes. A single post pergola can be as striking as a double, with top work spanning wide by up to seven feet and built in harmony with the house. Benches between posts offer seating without extra disturbance or cost.
The article discusses the importance of well designed lighting fixtures in homes. It argues that proper illumination enhances furniture and wall decor, adds comfort for the eyes, and should harmonize with room style. Planning ahead allows manufacturers time to supply coordinated materials and precise finishing.
Leakage from box gutters over cornices is common. gutter width can push water onto the cornice cap before entry to the building. The lack of fascia board alters shingle start and requires plastering lath secured with nails through the metal to the sheeting, increasing leak potential.
A masonry home with a stone or trick exterior requires no painting on wall surfaces. The painting expense, one of the heaviest in upkeep, is greatly reduced since only the wood tin exterior needs infrequent painting.
Parents filled the audience as children presented a grand school pageant in a decorated hall. Daddy Fenwick stumbled but regained rhythm, while Little Mother Fenwick excelled. high marks and praise crowned a joyful day for both parents and children in Reven-Saw.
Marion contemplates visiting an aunt who intends to take the child home to help cover for her uncle. She worries about homesickness and being away from her parents, weighing whether to go despite the urge to help family.
A six year old girl Marjorie shows her mother a baby fashioned from pip with scissors. The mother praises the craft saying she is an artist. The girl responds with defiant pride and a stubborn remark about her work.
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