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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
3
An article explains quick stains removals and urges practical prep. It suggests a metal box or sturdy container to hold household items and lists materials to include such as absorbent cloths ammonia vinegar baking soda and borax plus optional purchases like turpentine acetone and hydrogen peroxide. It cautions labeling poisons and keeping them away from children.
A fragmented guide lists stain treatment steps for various fabrics. It covers cold water soaking for fresh stains on white cotton or linen, salt water soak for stubborn stains, and avoiding hot water. Instructions mix chemical hints with vague measurements and appear jumbled across fabric types and remedies.
Be Smart presents light designs for warm days using handwoven rayon fabrics. Colors like gray yellow green and rust are contrasted to highlight fabric beauty. Intricate interwoven threads of Ives create a scintillating shimmer that emphasizes the vivid color contrasts.
After a movie matinee patrons used a fire escape and toppled a passerby in the street. The theater owner argued patrons caused the misbehavior, but the court held the heater management must take reasonable precautions against such a dangerous practice.
A stray 19th century style column reports on a father jailed for harshly spanking a child he suspected of theft and a series of eccentric annulment cases. A husband seeks a divorce after discovering his wife was another man’s mistress, allegedly his brother, but the court denies. Another man faces annulment over claimed medical credentials that were never earned, judged insufficient for nullifying marriage.
The piece argues that a key element of a successful marriage is a woman's ability to calmly manage family life without conflict. It contends that genuine genius in women lies in living well, shaping daily happiness, and quietly uplifting humanity through care, nurture, and family warmth, rather than grand artistic achievement.
Roy A Kane a 28 year old Alfred University student and ex service man has turned to baby-sitting. He offers tips to fellow sitters to improve efficiency. He uses a pipe for calm at homes checks health of children and rehearses a plan after parents leave. He notes matching the tobacco and kitchen routine to the household.
Senate hearing reveals debate on postwar Germany. Acheson backs firm German watch and Ruhr controls while Vandenberg pushes for Berlin rights clarification and wary on appeasement signals. Thomas presses Germany rearmament risk. Lodge urges economic strength with restricted armament. Also notes Marcantonio’s NYC win and Fulbright probes RFC officials.
The Milwaukee talk by William Schmidt, president of the Property Owners league of Chicago, outlined a scheme to vacant properties and transfer ownership. He described pressuring tenants, exploiting government limits, and selling empty buildings on contract to a distant buyer while tenants faced hardship and eviction. The crowd applauded as he urged aggressive, even unethical, tactics to gain control of rental property.
A vintage ad copy touts a Tory-Book fashion pattern for a Kitty pinafore with simple embroidery motifs and easy sewing. It highlights a pattern 7360 with motif transfer, cutting charts for sizes 2, 4, and 0, plus an improved visual guide with charts, photos, and complete directions to simplify needlework.
Philadelphia moves to establish a safety program for radioactive materials in medical centers. The plan aims to equip hospitals with handling facilities and trained staff to manage radiological risks stemming from wartime or civilian sources. The initiative emphasizes public health and emergency preparedness.
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