Paper clothing and more from the paper industry
The article explores a future where paper products replace fabrics and linens, predicting paper dresses, shower curtains, bath towels, diapers, and hospital linens. It cites Swanee Paper Products scientists claiming strong, versatile paper could transform living patterns and mass markets since 1840 with earlier experimental uses like racing shells and a church in England.
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Midwest polio cases show decline in ten states
In the first two thirds of the year, polio cases across 10 Midwestern states were 7 percent lower than in 1954, with Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska among those reported. Wisconsin accounted for 924 of 3,427 cases, driven by a fourfold rise there.
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New Variations of Favorite Recipes
Elizabeth Sparks discusses breakfast habits during Better Breakfast Month. The piece spans benefits of a wholesome morning meal, teen and pregnancy nutrition, family eating patterns, and practical twists like ham and egg dishes, ending with a note on New York state railroad mileage.
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