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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1949
Page
1
The article advises that beauty in interiors is personal and dependent on room style, urging a single dominant idea, cautious use of patterns in drapes, and plain walls to highlight textiles. It promotes vinylite drapery fabrics in decorator colors, advises limiting patterns, and recommends economical, seasonally refreshed curtains every few years.
A divorced husband must continue alimony when the first wife has no other income. A hospital is found liable for letting a delirious smallpox patient escape, injuring a farmer. A restaurant chef wins workmen’s comp after an uppercut incident. A bar owner is jailed for employing women to serve liquor, with the judge citing harmony of wine, women, and song.
The season offers a wide range of novelty handbags including wheat colored linen with brown suede trim and a new school lunch basket style in straw weave. The bags are neatly lined with quality fabric and finished with careful details, showcasing coordinated accessory trends.
Kathleen Norris argues that a fresh start is always possible through clear thinking and action. The column cites Lauranna Jackson who faces multiple family crises and contemplates leaving a stressful marriage and resuming work to care for two stepdaughters and a new baby.
New York novelist Isabel Moore pivots from failed careers to a best selling tale after a spring morning encounter with a glamorous blonde. Her book The Other Woman sold to Bantam Books and Warner Brothers, boosting her $20,000 annual earnings.
A sewing circle notice highlights quaint junior dresses with white collars and puffed sleeves. It promotes patterns No. 8404 and 8415 in multiple sizes, with yardage guidance and a Fall and Winter Fashion feature offering 54 pages of new styles and fabric tips.
A playful guide mixes kitchen hacks with household tips. It suggests salting spilled food to reduce odor, boiling a cloth with baking soda to remove fish smell, scrubbing the market basket, and gentle advice on early dental visits for children to ease future treatments.
Practical tips for picnic prep include wrapping deviled eggs in waxed paper and arranging them in a carton to prevent crushing. Also, when adjusting curtains, align both sides by pinning at the same sill distance and marking with a pulled shade.
London reports that Belgian importers guarantee horses shipped to Britain are not used for work but slaughtered for meat. Arthur W. Moss of the RSPCA recalled horses being branded, numbered, and slaughtered soon after arrival, with sausages sold in Antwerp.
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