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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
7
Sewing guide by Ertta Haley highlights ready to sew fabrics from Sorious Fabrics with bolero suits for women and girls, printed blouses, full skirts, and all wool options. It notes patterns, fit tips, and affordable at home projects like quilted coats in Indian Head cotton, plus redingote ensembles for a polished, shop‑look wardrobe.
An old garden column explains how shrubs create privacy and aesthetic value. It recommends privet, Chinese elm, or bush honeysuckles for fences, and outlines layered plantings with lilacs, mock oranges, snowballs, and for color Rosé of Sharon. It covers spacing, pruning, weed control, and disease notes.
A retro fashion note highlights double duty coats that mimic a redingote dress. The trend includes coats sold with matching print dresses or versatile outfits in color tones described as darkish and light greens.
A reader named Rena Janzen writes about life in a crowded New York City tenement, describing family hardship, cramped rooms, and dreams of a better future. Kathleen Norris replies, urging focus on personal goals, planning, and the American promise that steady work can lead to a better life for her and her siblings.
New York reads faster with practice says Dr. J Wayne Wright stone assistant director in charge of tests and measurements for the board of education He asserts adults can read 300 words a minute with proper judgment and patience He notes 80 percent seek improvement and good readers scan passages in groups to reach 500 to 600 words per minute Vocalization and word by word reading are common faults to avoid
The addition of Red Rolfe of Dartmouth to the list of college trained managers boosts the college influence on baseball. Other alumni managers include Lou Bardreau, Eddie Dyer, and Eddie Sawyer, with debate over pennant contenders in both leagues. The piece surveys player opinions on balance, pitching, and lineup strength, favoring the Indians in the American League and the Cardinals in the National League, while noting skepticism about non college managers.
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