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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
3
The article advises that hair beauty depends on cleanliness and daily care. Brush daily with a natural bristle brush, 5 minutes morning and 10 minutes evening, to train hair and add sheen. shampoo every two weeks or as needed. Regular washing depends on dirt and individual hair type, with styling and permanents optional enhancements.
A column recounts courtroom anecdotes including a free package dispute judged as not criminal and a caution on shallower cases. It also shifts to practical beauty advice outlining shampoo routines and home permanent techniques for modern hair trends.
A Minneapolis mother writes of a 19 year old daughter Janice who defies home rule, becomes pregnant by a married man, and faces abandonment. The letter explores public shame versus keeping the infant for adoption to protect the child’s future.
Washington reports that hydrogen bomb secrecy is overrated and that top scientists believe the weapon could devastate key U S targets. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists raises public debate about the implications and risks of such weapons and recalls prior caution in publishing sensitive material.
The column offers ham as an economical centerpiece with methods to roast bake and glaze. Recipes include Baked Orange Picnic Ham South Sea Island Ham Mallow Sweet Potato Balls Molded Cabbage Salad and quick uses for smoked picnic ham. Tips cover serving sizes and timing for tender juicy slices.
Lynn suggests fast meat ideas. Make a barbecue sauce from brown sugar vinegar Worcestershire and catsup, spread on ham or burgers and broil. Season ground meat, form into balls, brown, add tomato or mushroom sauce with grated onion, and simmer twenty minutes.
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