Plants Lose Leaves From Pot Rim Chemicals
Clay pot rims accumulate soil chemicals causing leaf drop. Use glazed pots or seal rims by dipping in paraffin or covering with tin foil to prevent damage.
27 Jul 1950
Page 1
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
1
Clay pot rims accumulate soil chemicals causing leaf drop. Use glazed pots or seal rims by dipping in paraffin or covering with tin foil to prevent damage.
Women can reduce clothing costs by sewing simple nightwear for all ages. Begin with gowns, robes, and pajamas using remnants or inexpensive fabric, focusing on good fit, easy care, and minimal mending. Choose lightweight materials for warm weather and ensure comfortable, practical designs with durable fastenings and simple seams.
A series of courtroom vignettes explain legal limits on family conduct and sympathy. A mother-in-law may shun a daughter-in-law without legal consequence, a judge may show courtesy without bias, a deathbed promise is unenforceable, and a laundryman is protected from street risks when on the job.
A St Louis area 15 year old Norma writes of her mother’s social ambitions, the clash with class expectations, and the desire for a quieter life. The advice suggests compromise, joining evening classes to build a real social circle and eventually meet a suitable partner who respects her independence.
New York psychologist Faber Birren outlines color psychology in Color Psychology and Color Therapy. He links blue to introverted intelligence and conservatism, yellow to high-mindedness, red to vigor, and pink to a world curious yet pampered personality, advising pinks avoid overindulgence.
An old classified style notice promotes guest bed linens as welcome touches for houseguests. It highlights crochet and embroidery work, offering a matched set of towels and starting crochet directions. The instruction asks for 20 cents, name, address, and pattern number to receive details.
A collection of odd obsolete tips appears advising keeping soap near a baby’s crib to pin diapers and using milk to lift chocolate spills. Other peculiar guidance suggests serving cigarettes in a shaving mug and applying butter to stain spots on fabric for stain removal.
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