Emery County Progress | 1909-03-27 | Page 5 | Moistening the Air

mo bening the air why whatever Is that for asked a caller of a harlem housewife as she sighted a deep pan holding about two quarts of water which was steaming merrily on top ot the steam radiator la the parlor that Is to keep the furniture from falling apart and the piano from going to rack and ruin replied the housewife it Is something I 1 learned in the natural gas country and it other people did the same they would not suffer so much with headaches when they are shut in hot steam heated apart menta these cold days nor would their furniture warp and crack or the glue dry up and tall out ot the lolite steam heat Is ae dry almost as natural gas heat and where natural gas Is used a pot or pan of water must be kept on the stove or fireplace the steam aels ing from it keeping the air moist