High Shelves Spark Woman Revolt Across Homes
Women seek shelves and hooks within reach, challenging male resistance. Many men argue for ceiling shelves, but persistent efforts push toward homes where every shelf is accessible without a ladder.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1949
Page
13
Women seek shelves and hooks within reach, challenging male resistance. Many men argue for ceiling shelves, but persistent efforts push toward homes where every shelf is accessible without a ladder.
The National Bureau of Standards reports that well filled joints and reduced brick suction improve rain resistance in masonry. Water leaks occur mainly through joints, with solid vertical joints or plastered moisture barriers offering best resistance. Wetting highly absorptive bricks before laying increases overall watertightness, while brick composition and header use show mixed effects on permeability.
A detailed description of The Grafton four room cottage highlighting an unusual front setback and outside chimney serving heating and fireplace. It covers layout from entry hall to living room, dining alcove, kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, and basement access, noting built in features and light from multiple windows.
The article explains how facing permeability affects mortar joint strength. It notes maximum joint strength occurs when brick suction is 0.2 to 1 ounce per minute and that strength increases with higher water retentivity of the mortar, especially for bricks with moderate suction.
A plaster marketed for acoustical treatment suitable for nurseries and bedrooms is described. Various types offer gray natural or colored finishes and can be painted. one type is nearly indistinguishable from ordinary plaster.
The Federal Housing Administration bulletin outlines painting suggestions for mail houses. Exterior trim should be backpainted before erection, exterior walls receive three coats or two coats when specially prepared, and painted masonry gets two coats. Interior woodwork needs three coats, and high gloss enamel is advised for kitchens baths and service areas.
Hoosick Falls hosts its annual clambake at the village water works with committees led by John McMahon and Thomas Mulready, plus Boy Scouts at Camp Wakpominee next week. A Kiwanis base ball trip is canceled due to infantile paralysis concerns. The Harrington family reunion occurs at Hedges Lake with a 11 am football game and 12:30 pm dine, followed by a program. Junior baseball at Coyne Field features Hoosick Post American Legion versus ONeil Port at 6 pm. Also noted are travel plans and local social news including residents at naval hospital Fortemouth and Cape Cod vacationers from Monroe La.
Names such as Latham Mie Rhea Hall Firet Steret and Adam Kalbfierd er are listed returning from Canada Cooperstown Rye Reach Mee and New Orleans. Several households including John Fisk Grave Avenue Palmer Luther Clinton Road and Howard Raj af Werodiawn Road announce visits and plans to relocate to Ve ra Tal. The piece also notes guest preachers at Hid sam acy ace and Desid Osterhout family travel details.
Home building planning notes urge expanding outlets to match growing electrical gadget use. Detailed plans and pricing documents are offered by the Providence service, advising owners to place outlets for bathrooms near lavatories and to consider numerous accessories.
A brief note suggests adding a light in a linen closet to reduce confusion when handling a certain article. The advisory emphasizes practical organization and safety without detailing the exact item or location. The guidance reflects a focus on simple home improvements for clarity.
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