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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1917

Page

6

Rose Stanton Aldrich Seeks Purpose in Rehearsals

Rose Stanton, a wealthy wife, longs to contribute beyond idleness. She joins a musical comedy chorus in training, helps with costumes, and secretly assists Edna Larson while navigating social scrutiny and a tense encounter with producer John Galbraith. Rose aims to prove herself and aid the show’s success.

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Rose Shapes a Bold Costume Plan for New Stage Show

Rose agrees to design and oversee costumes for a production over the.Goldsmiths while Galbraith finances and manages the effort. She plans cheaper, better gowns, hires a wardrobe mistress, and foresees a tense, high-stakes collaboration that could redefine her career and marriage.

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Rose Faces a New Crisis in Ongoing Story

A new crisis arrives in Rose's life bringing more hard work and worry as the tale continues with important developments to come.

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Luminous Eyes of Cats and Owls Echoed by Hudson

In Idle Days in Patagonia W. H. Hudson extols cats and owls as marvels of luminous eyes. Judson contrasts human eye development with nature's splendor, noting Brazil's strikingly dusky people and a controversial remark on “golden hides” of black tropical birds.

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Woman Gardener Miss Mabel Keyes Babcock to Design MIT President’s Garden

Miss Mabel Keyes Babcock, four years head of horticulture and landscape architecture at Wellesley College, has been selected to design the great formal garden for MIT’s Boston president residence. She is regarded as a leading American landscape gardener and has created notable grounds for Chicago estates and greater Boston sites.

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Deaf sexton’s timely sign leads Hale to Exeter Club name

The church sexton with near total deafness interrupts Hale and the assistant pastor as they debate a new church sign. He proclaims a ready made message to invite all, adding meals served at all hours. Hale approves and the church may be renamed The Exeter Club.

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New Waterproofing Method from French Scientist

A French scientist recommends a simple paraffin and gasoline solution for waterproofing shop and clothing. The mix uses about one ounce paraffin to one quart gasoline and can be applied warm with a brush or dipped in cold. It preserves fabric while allowing buttons and fastenings to stay in place.

Gander Sixty Six Years Old at Islay Scotland

A gander aged sixty six at Islay Scotland is noted as the property of Mr Mac Lachlan in Bridgend. The bird has belonged to the proprietor of no hotel for forty five years and is described as active and well looking for its age. The owner asserts its vitality and vigor despite advanced years.

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