A Closet That Fits Into Very Narrow Space
A compact closet design fits into a nine inch deep area using a shade roller door that clears other doors and furnishings. It includes shelves to maximize storage in a tight footprint.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
6
A compact closet design fits into a nine inch deep area using a shade roller door that clears other doors and furnishings. It includes shelves to maximize storage in a tight footprint.
A jumble of overheard lines and odd stage moments. A father asks why punishment was given while misheard names drift through a chaotic exchange. The dim scene yields tension as a hero slaps another, provoking stunned silence and a child’s question about retaliation.
Virginia Yale Dees reports actor Waters faced early career trouble after a rocky screen debut in Crank Up. Late to work due to housing woes, he found a better chance soon with director Irving Reis who cast him opposite Pat O’Brien. A bus crash cited as misfortune but he pressed on to later film work and a radio broadcast setup at NBC.
A Kathleen Norris essay advises solving one’s own problems, embracing age with quiet contentment. It recounts Mary Cutter’s 74 years of resilience after widowhood, highlighting unhappiness as a choice and urging preparation for aging, independence, and continued personal interests to ease family tensions.
Mount Lebanon’s Julia Rapéal, first woman admitted to Carnegie Tech’s regular day courses in the geology program, leads a class of women entering engineering. Her achievement suggests strong female response to expanding opportunities at Pittsburg Penn institute, with war plant experience aiding the shift.
Neighbors are invited to a harvest gathering with family style serving. The plan centers on abundant seasonal produce, baked beans, cabbage with apples, a pear grape salad, and warm breads. Recipes include tomato soup, baked beans casserole, red cabbage with apples, stuffed pears, bran muffins, and Dutch apple cake, all aimed at easy outdoor dining.
A fragmentary glossary outlines humorous or archaic kitchen terms. Entries include Wat and nes t you know, Ly binge for rich sauce with vegetables, Asple jelly from stock, Biaoth for blanching, Braiser meaning to braise with liquid, and related steps.
A fragmentary quiz item lists questions on gunpowder origins Rome's Circus Maximus and US constitutional references. It cites wartime spending totals and car industry employment, noting Nevada's postwar budget surplus of 1,750,000 and details on brain function and brain hemisphere specialization.
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