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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
6
Advice for selecting dress colors based on skin tone hair and eye color. Emphasizes sewing freedom, fabric choice, and avoiding fashion dictates. Encourages personal suitability and individual style over trends.
The text discusses how color choices reflect personality age and position in business and community. It considers suitability for the wearer’s purpose, occasion, season, and locale, noting practical differences between colors and variations and tints.
A restaurant cashier attracted a married customer who sent gifts and letters and moved out. The wife sued for alienating affections but the court ruled a woman is not to blame for a man falling in love without encouragement, calling friendliness a natural right.
A man charged with disturbing the peace was found guilty after arguing that he could swear at home. The judge ruled the words themselves constituted the crime, noting the speaker stayed inside while the words did not.
Kathleen Norris argues for introducing Christ into United Nations conferences. She contends Christianity underpins civilization and urges opening meetings to prayer to influence global policies and endow mercy, education, and human dignity.
Fort Dix New Jersey the army trains about 50 soldiers in barbershop style entertainment to teach others. Capt Copeland notes a shortage of baritones and basses due to youth of troops and aging out with discharges. The plan aims to have at least one quartet in every unit.
Princeton psychologist Prof. Merle Lawrence and Adelbert Ames of Hanover report experiments in perception using distorted rooms and peep holes. They show that what is seen depends on prior assumptions about reality and that reactions reveal a patient’s formed world view for potential treatment insights.
In Los Angeles Dr. Frederick C. Leonard explains the difference between meteor and meteorite. A meteor is the light from a space collision with Earth's atmosphere, while a meteorite is the solid body that reaches the ground. He notes earthly meteorites reveal origins of ancient planets and comet fragments.
In Dallas two Indian gibbons escaped while being taken to a vet for sleeping sickness vaccination. The vet used a tree crotch cage and a 30 foot cord to trap them after one orange slice baited the escape. The gibbons finally were secured inside the cage.
In Andorra the sheep outnumber people about three to one. The latest count lists 17 000 sheep and 1 900 humans. Patterns include tracing diagrams for a riding hobby horse with three wheels.
A mixed ad item offers a 15 inch doll transfer clothes pattern 7106 with a request for 20 cents and address. The same piece promotes Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco as ideal gifts with built in message cards on packaging, urging generous holiday giving and dealer contact.
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