Plain Molded Trim Urged by Architect for Modern Homes
An architect advocates plain molded trim as a modern, economical choice for homes. The article notes ready-made patterns are practical and points to hardwood veneered doors as superior, while surfaces are to be painted.
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Orton
Us Bureau of Plantondustri
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Teaa
Thant
Charles Hosta Aither
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Denim is Buena Ne A Wot Bo Trom The Strats
Denim topic unclear. The readable text presents no cohesive event or identifiable names, places, or dates. Summary cannot extract concrete facts beyond noting fragmented phrasing about denim and strats.
American homes lead in bathing facilities in the United States
A report notes bathrooms have shifted from luxury to necessity in America while European facilities appear comparatively scarce. The piece emphasizes the growing domestic adoption of modern bathing spaces and contrasts regional availability and cultural emphasis on private sanitation.
Better Iron Market Seen in Scrap Prices
Scrap price trends suggest an improving iron market with renewed demand. Analysts note rising activity in mills and furnaces as buyers seek bargain loads. Local buyers report steadier inquiries and tighter supply amid price fluctuations.
Antique dealer wisdom on authenticating antiques
A long block of text advises antique collectors to patronize reputable dealers, learn to spot fakes, and invest time and money to verify authenticity. It emphasizes that two safeguards exist, mainly buying from trusted dealers and studying the art to distinguish genuine pieces from fake.
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Barton Art
Intertara Mhl
Olleet Antiques Antitou
Evra
Battery Park Garden Club model chosen for community plans
A national magazine selects Battery Park Garden as a model for community garden clubs. The plan, tied to Army Navy sponsorship, envisions a Battery Park garden within a modern suburbia setting near Washington, with members mainly military and professional residents.
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David Jams
Bureau of Plant Industry
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Dory
Page
Army Navy
Building Slump Seen Easing as Demand Returns
A Chicago or national report notes warnings of a building downturn easing. Industry observers cite reduced brick shortages and a stabilizing construction market after weeks of slack. The piece mentions the Denmon brick Minisieuter’s Association and a hope that demand will pick up, with housing starts around seven thousand in a recent period.
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New York
Denmon
Nssocatin of America
el Basin
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