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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
7
A period style guide advises cleaning lamp shades to restore brightness. It covers dusting routines with vacuum attachments, washing methods for parchment metal and plastic shades, pre-treating rims, rinsing, drying, and turning shades for even drying. It also recommends shade covers and frame covers using decorative papers and wraps for protection and camouflaging, with practical construction tips.
Katharine Cros by MacInnis reviews Kathleen Norris Living High in Harpers Magazine. The piece argues prudent budgeting, self reliance, and reducing wants can enable a comfortable life on as low as $80 a month, detailing the MacInnis family’s frugal housing, meals, travel, and steady income strategies.
A nostalgic column laments the disappearance of Adolphe Menjou’s famous mustache as a symbol of enduring tradition. It notes the ten thousand dollar purchase that ended an era, leaving a smooth upper lip and prompting reflections on changing tastes and preserved icons.
In Los Angeles the House Committee on Un American Activities inquiry into films and Communists sparked a religious controversy. Dr George A Warmer Methodist superintendent condemned the probe as pressure against freedom of religion. The Times editorial noted Warmer’s letter misreads the issue and challenged its claim.
The piece discusses GOP publicity aims against Democrats led by Bob Humphreys, a $25,000-a-year director, and contrasts with Victor Johnson in the Senate. It notes party chairs moving from government posts, governors’ convention sentiment, and calls for Boyle and Gabrielson resignations amid probing. It also covers home-front civic defense plans and dog tag recommendations.
A ticket examiner denies a director’s wife travel in first class on a third-class ticket. She asserts her status as a director’s wife, but the inspector reiterates that she cannot travel first class on a third-class ticket. The exchange highlights class restrictions within railway travel.
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