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Fuel oil conservation. Felt, wood, or metal weather stripping wards off Jack Frost and can save as much as fifteen per cent on fuel. The householder can apply felt or wood stripping himself, metal weather stripping, however, should be installed by an expert

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Fuel oil conservation. Felt, wood, or metal weather stripping wards off Jack Frost and can save as much as fifteen per cent on fuel. The householder can apply felt or wood stripping himself, metal weather stripping, however, should be installed by an expert

Fuel oil conservation. Felt, wood, or metal weather stripping wards off Jack Frost and can save as much as fifteen per cent on fuel. The householder can apply felt or wood stripping himself, metal weather stripping, however, should be installed by an expert

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01/01/1942

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