Thirteen permits totalling 15605 issued for church and house work
Commissioner of Buildings John J. Mitchell issued a week of permits totaling 15605 dollars. The largest project, 4800 dollars for Second Presbyterian Church School repairs, includes front wall bracing and new lighting. Other permits cover roofing, kitchen remodels, house re-siding, and interior alterations for several residents and businesses.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Tama Avenue
John J. Mitchell
Kels &Holroyd
cMirred
Hendrick Hudson
Josephine Hinken
Tenth Street
Edith Willetts
Highland Avenue
Sarah N. Bland
Francis Pecor
Oakwood Avenue
John Wagar
Eighth Street
Eugene Mancinello
Fifth Avenue
Reuben D. Cohen
Second Street
Mary E. Kenney
Brookview ‘Avenue
Margaret ©. . Foley
Lavin Court
Bedrom
Plan Home as Permanent Investment
Plan your home as a sound, permanent investment with good planning. Use Aral-grade materials and equipment to ensure comfort and high resale value. Consider new architect and designer ideas if they enhance the family's enjoyment and value.
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Andbya
Putnam House Plan Promises Airy Five-Room Living
The Putnam is a one story five room home featured by Home of the Week Plan Service. It emphasizes abundant air and sunshine with many windows and doors arranged for maximum ventilation. The 20 by 12 living room opens to a sun room and dining area with six windows.
Built-In Features for Efficient Remodeling at Home
Experts advise careful selection of built in pieces to boost family comfort and home efficiency. Features like wall mounted storage, a wall mounted self locking door pantry, laundry chutes and incinerators save time and prevent wasted space. Planning lumber measurements and choosing washable durable finishes aids long term upkeep for kids rooms with ample storage and display shelves.
Maple Hard Maple Flooring Characteristics and Uses
Northern hard maple Acer saccharum features diffuse-porous, evenly textured wood with a fine close grain. Heartwood reddis h brown, sapwood white with slight tint. Growth slow, producing tight grain, durable fibre. Flooring valued for warmth, beauty, abrasion resistance, and reflective quality. Used in schools, gyms, industrial spaces, bakeries, residences.
Many Homes In Need Of Child's Room
A brief item notes a shortage of space for children in many American homes, hinting at crowded living conditions and the need for more child oriented rooms. It references the paradox of many children yet limited dedicated space.
Paint Color Checks Through Dry Samples
Experts advise brushing a large sample and letting it dry fully. View the dry sample under both natural and artificial light before deciding if the shade matches your desire.
Sash Balances Provide More Window Control
A guide notes replacing worn sash cords and pulleys with modern sash balances improves window control. New balances are easy to install and reduce air leakage by preventing drafts through damaged cords and stuck mechanisms.
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Igan Bn
Mirrors for a Childs Room Add Space and Style
The article describes large mirrors as versatile in homes, enhancing a child’s room with reflected space and practical counter areas. It mentions placement near cupboards, sinks, and windows, along with a suggested layout for a kitchen and breakfast nook. Plans for home projects are offered through The Times Record.
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the Times Ercord
Troy
A. Tepls
Mirror Requirement For Bedrooms And Kids Rooms
A guideline urges installing at least one full length mirror in each bedroom and in children’s rooms. It notes mirrors help accustom youth to neat personal appearance and room pride.
Damaged Furniture Worth Saving Tips
Repair guidance for scratches dents and heat marks on furniture. Use turpentine with a match end or scratch sticks for scratches, damp camphor for white spots, heat and damp cloth for dents, and shellac to fix deep burns. Remove old finishes with paint-and-varnish remover, fill pores, revarnish with several coats, and finish with wax.
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Bob Scharff
NEA
Priming Coat Protects House From Moisture
A primer coat of paint before finishing coats helps protect wood and plaster from moisture. It allows moisture to evaporate and slows water ingress, reducing warping and shrinking while the top finish dries.
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Ois
Makes Windows Slide with Restic Waxing Cak Serswax
A fragmented note describes a sliding window problem using a waxy resin product Serswax to improve smoothness. It mentions restic waxing of wader cak Erroves and ash as accompanying materials.
Fire retardant paint hits the market for households
Mary announces new fire retardant paint now available to all housekeepers. Developed during the war, the secret formula was released by Mat August. The white paint can be tinted and used as an under or over coat on any surface. It comes highly recommended by fire chiefs and Underwriters Laboratories. Experts advise applying around four danger spots in a house: around joints near heating, attic near flues, garage where fires start, and basement storage or rubbish areas.
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Underwriters Laboratories
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