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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1949
Page
6
The article advises that hair length should suit facial type with short styles for many faces but longer looks for long faces with straight thin hair. It notes thick hair can be thinned and sleek, baby fine hair can be curled to look fuller, and square faces should avoid boxy cuts with tapered backs and soft end curls to flatter the profile.
The passage describes shaping hair to create a rounder look with short broadening lines starting near the center and slanting aside. It emphasizes soft fluffy sides, fluffy curls on top, and outward curls at the sides, with bangs avoided for elongation but softly curled bangs for a rounder effect. It notes thinning and layering for heaviness and warns against sleek long styles.
Kathleen Norris laments broken homes and missing parental duty. She cites a 14 year old girl at a picnic, contrasts self centered motherhood with the pain of orphaned and half orphaned children, and questions the social cost of failed promises and divorce. She warns that neglecting parental duty erodes the nation.
A father who urged his sons to attack a neighbor was held equally liable for damages in a court ruling. The decision found his conduct amounted to inciting violence and made him an active participant.
In Los Angeles surgeons report removing a five-eighths inch needle fragment from the heart of five month old Richard Morse of San Diego. The rare operation occurred after the baby rolled on the needle, likely entering his crib. The child has been doing very well since the procedure.
After decades of debate and years of work the floating bridge across Lake Washington is fully paid for nineteen years ahead of schedule. Homer M Hadley the structural engineer who conceived the plan helped persuade Seattle and state officials to adopt a pontoon based design, overcoming deep water mud and cost challenges and initiating a national landmark project.
Farmers have access to new insecticides chlordane toxaphene and benzene hexachloride for grasshopper control on many crops. DDT is ineffective. Field use depends on needs, with chlordane and toxaphene lasting longer, while benzene hexachloride is best as a dust.
The Goslen family from Winston Salem North Carolina guides hundreds of southern farmers with their 122 year old Blum almanac. William Goslen and Junius Goslen Jr admire the almanacs as a portrait of Junius W Goslen who published Blums before them hangs on the wall.
Michigan State College horticulturist R F Carlson reports a water soluble chemical, identified as TCA, effectively kills quack grass. Tests show TCA controls this nuisance on farms and in gardens and is described as the best chemical available for the task.
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