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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1924
Page
5
Advice on using gas and electric heating systems for home comfort. Portable room heaters can supplement the regular system, either standalone or attached to the furnace, with capacities varying by unit size. Water or steam radiators suit additions and bedrooms, while running the main system offers broader warmth and energy efficiency.
The American Institute of Steel Construction will hold its annual meeting at the William Penn hotel in Pittsburgh on Tuesday and Wednesday. The two day session will feature addresses by leading business figures and focus on major industry problems and coordinating future Institute activities. A key part of the program supports protecting manufacturers of structural steel and expanding adoption of the Institute standard specifications.
The article discusses how wall texture and color, not elaborate architectural details, create room interest. It notes walls can serve as backgrounds or stand out, depending on room size, lighting, and furniture placement, and highlights finishes from flat to gloss and color contrasts for mood and balance.
Pathologists warn that walls harbor germ colonies in damp, rough surfaces. If every square inch carries its share of microbes, infection risk rises for hospitals and hotels. The message emphasizes sanitary neglect and the potential health menace lurking behind walls.
The article advises daily to regular waxing of linoleum for best appearance and longevity. Scrub with lukewarm water and neutral soap, then wax evenly with a mop. Use a machine for scrubbing and polishing, rub briskly to seal pores, and repolish as needed based on traffic and dirt.
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