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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1950
Page
20
In small spaces tables offer versatility with features like extendable leaves, extra shelves, and magazine racks. Descriptions highlight swivel sections, inset serving trays, and impervious materials for durability. Contemporary and traditional styles include built in storage and optional desk or vanity compartments.
Smoking from a fireplace can have multiple causes. The fire may be clogged or too small to draw properly. Improper chimney height or opening dimensions can worsen draft, and tall structures nearby may affect airflow.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts villagers in a Delaware valley area debating names for a growing settlement. They consider Van Der Heyden Ashby’s Ferry and other names before settling on Troy after a long discussion at Aghieya Tavern. The story hints at Dutch origins and local sentiment toward the chosen title.
A reader note outlines practical steps to stop doors from sticking. It covers hinge inspection, tightening screws, and adjusting alignment to handle swelling or warping. It warns that loose or oversized hinges can cause frequent sticking and recommends proper hinge count for smooth operation.
In Troy area a mastodon skeleton was unearthed during foundation work for Harmany Mints near Cirhnes. Workmen found most of the skeleton and the Gohaes Mastadons are shown in a permanent exhibit at the New York State Education Building Museum in Albany.
A guide on converting a rotted porch edge into a smooth weather resistant surface using rolled hard coat, white lead, and fabric layers. It then covers hanging and grouping pictures, advising balanced arrangements, a clear theme, and avoiding mixed subjects for a cohesive display.
Fragmentary report describes Jue Liners as protective domes or devices made of a fire flag material designed to guard against chimney gases and leaks. Claims include preventing collapse, improving chimney condition, saving fuel, protecting joints, and reducing emissions. May 1923 to May 1924 references to expansion plans and a Troy vial trial.
Casein paint derives from milk protein and serves decorative wall and ceiling use. It blends with prime pigments and extenders to form a binder paste that becomes a film when mixed with water. It offers high opacity and can cover rough porous surfaces in a single coat.
A fragmented editorial discusses architectural taste criticizing fad driven designs by modernists. It warns against superficial aesthetics that sacrifice livability for flashy appearances and advocates protective screening over exposed brick terraces.
Safety guidance notes lampoon about preventing fatal bathroom falls in homes. It emphasizes installing a grab bar above the tub, ensuring reach and length of pull cords, and placing heating outlets to balance comfort without overheating. Source voices warn builders and engineers to design with safety as priority.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss roof design and snow shedding, referencing gabled roofs and Cork houses. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret but centers on roof structure and its effectiveness against snow.
Fragmented OCR text notes shifting demand for buff carrying cases and wax products. It mentions wholesale activity in New York State tied to textiles and furnishings and a vague reference to the New York Star Department of Commerce.
Guidance on preserving exterior woodwork against dampness and rot. Details include protective column caps, moisture vents, metal flashing, and durable woods like cedar and cypress. Emphasizes proper maintenance, flashing at window frames, and roof gutter treatments to extend life.
A fragment discusses mold removal and preventative measures for old houses. It notes avoiding mint surfaces on exterior wood, gives guidance on rapid fumigation, and warns of decayed stair rails and newels. Rebuilding suggestions include selecting non toxic preservative dips and careful member treatment.
Do not wax fabric directly to avoid staining. Place a square of cardboard in a button shank and slip wax around the shank before applying. Folding or laying on a table may help, but excess wax can transfer to the material. Use polishing wax to glaze leather and plastic buttons and bells for a richer finish.
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