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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
7
The article urges careful curtain cleaning to avoid fading and damage. It recommends vacuuming with a nozzle, weekly window cleaning, and removing curtains from rods during washing. It cautions about shrinkage and suggests prechecking measurements and allowances when purchasing or altering curtains.
The guide emphasizes accurate curtain measurements before washing and batch cleaning by size. It advises dusting with a vacuum or shaking, rinsing in cold water, avoiding soaking fragile fabrics, and hand washing or pillowcase protection for delicate panels to prevent damage.
A grouchy iceman warned children near his truck and a boy was injured by a passing car. The court ruled the iceman not liable, citing a warning right. The other vignettes cover a barber rewards claim dismissed, a trucker’s bundle injuring a passerby with a later suit won, and a streetcar conductor disciplined after punching a passenger.
The piece argues public high schools and colleges overemphasize Latin and complex math while neglecting practical, character-building education. It advocates life-adjustment programs, home influence, and targeted training to foster self-control, initiative, and true vocational fit.
Sally Rahn a 22 year old elevator operator risked a 15000 fire in a burning office building to carry scores of terrified persons from upper floors. She made four trips before heat forced her to abandon the car and smoke and heat caused her to stop.
New York reports the Bay Psalm book of 1640 remains the most valuable American printed book with prices reaching 151000 and a current market value around 90000. Only eleven copies exist and discovery of more is unlikely though possible.
The Twenty First Century Fund projects that by 1960 the United States could provide adequate food housing education and medical care for all Americans. It credits rising living standards and productivity gains from mechanization, predicting $1.61 per hour in 1980 and outlining a path through inflation and deflation toward continued long term growth.
In New York Dr Victor G Heiser argues a private room and bed are essential for sleep. He says solitude reduces daily energy drain from interactions, allowing complete relaxation. shared beds hinder turning and resting, making a room of one’s own the ideal for refreshment.
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