Recreation Room Is Fun For The Family
The piece extols creating a family recreation room as a flexible living space beyond the basement. It highlights Mexican and log cabin motif ideas, colorful fabrics, repurposed furniture, wall storage, a foam cushioned seating area, a two-saw-horse table, and rubber tile flooring for easy upkeep.
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Emafry
Monk
The Stars Say For Tomorrow
The stars advise focusing on untried or exceptional plans for creative talents and new directions rather than seeking financial gain. Birthday individuals may gain satisfaction from new ideas and displays of talent, while influential people may hesitate to provide needed capital. A birthdate child shows energy and initiative toward innovative pursuits.
Porches and terraces in early to mid century homes
An article discusses evolving porch styles from open faces to screened and glassed structures, noting Sagamore Hill as a model and contrasting it with modern Connecticut homes. It covers terrace design, southern exposure, awnings, and the shift toward open outdoor spaces, with guidance on tree trimming and yard layout.
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Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Island
Connecticut
Thrifty Easter Dinner Menu and Recipes
A playful guide offers a budget friendly Easter dinner with pork butt glazed in spicy peach syrup, mint garnish, and sides. It includes egg salad ring, prune egg cake, and a chocolate frosting cake with marshmallow daisies, all designed to stretch funds while keeping festive flavor.
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Junior
Dad
Pork Butt
Unexpected Dinner For Six From Pantry List
With half an hour’s notice three relatives plus six total people arrived. A reader shows how to create a full meal from limited items, cooking macaroni with tomato sauce and sausage balls, sautéed pork chops, jardiniére vegetables, and a gingerbread dessert, using a pantry friendly method.
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Jardiniére
Treating Religion in Our Newspapers and Passover Observance
A discussion urges wide reader interest in religious articles and cross faith celebrations. It notes Passover observance April 9 to 17 and emphasizes teaching children about Jewish traditions within Christian settings. Readers are urged to express appreciation to editors and share spiritual values publicly. A Q and A advises working mothers on best schedules for school-age children.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Moses
Egypt
Helpful Hints for Home Care and Cleaning Tips
Advice on post wash lemon juice for hand care and odor removal. Tips for securing small throw rugs with crosswise vacuuming. Cautions about using bleach on cotton curtains with permanent finish.
Reading lamps and curtain care for styles and lighting
Housekeepers note color changes from fabrics after washing rayon or acetate curtains. Let them drip dry or roll in terry cloth to avoid wrinkles. A bed lamp is essential for reading in bed, with options installed over the bed to prevent eye strain and bright wall interest from pin up styles and fluorescent lamps.
The New Poodle Cut Draws Mixed Reactions
The article discusses the trendy poodle cut noting its appeal and drawbacks. It highlights the need for a quarterly permanent, the labor of pin curls, and variations like two soft side undulations or back wave lines. It mentions appeal to young women in school and to older women for a youthifying effect.
Words of the Wise Measure Your Health by Sympathy
Quote from Thoreau noted for reflection on health tied to sympathy with morning and spring. Presents a philosophical reminder linking wellness to humane perception of seasonal renewal.
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Thoreau
Digestive Disease in a Young Child From Celiac Condition
A reader describes a young child with celiac disease showing foul bulky stools and poor weight gain. Treatments emphasize a vitamin rich diet, dairy options, and gradual reintroduction of meats. many cases improve over years. A separate question notes progressive deafness in a thirteen year old with no infection, suggesting possible tumor growth affecting the ear nerve and urging neurology evaluation.
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O. R
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