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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
6
A guide urges daily grooming and cleanliness to improve first impressions. It stresses self analysis, makeup tweaks, new hair styling, and a routine of one bath or shower daily as essential. The tone emphasizes that appearance influences attention more than clothes.
Practical guidance on hair cleanliness dress sense and budget fashion. Emphasizes regular hair washing skin cleansing proper coat to skirt ratios with color coordination and subtle jewelry. Advises on affordable accessories and wrinkle care plus daily bathing routines.
The piece portrays Rudolph Halley as a video star of the Kefauver hearings who leverages televised testimony to build a political persona. It likens him to LaGuardia and Teddy Roosevelt, notes support from Costello and Erikson families, and suggests his path toward mayor or governor, driven by brief refusals to answer and memory doubts.
Madeleine Thorne from Evanston asks how to monitor three daughters amid after school, weekend, and dating activities. The letter, from a harried mother, laments loss of quiet chaperoning and urges guidance on balancing home values with teens independence.
Roy Halvorson known as the Christmas tree king ships about 1.25 million trees worldwide. Each swamp spruce 32 to 40 inches tall comes in a gift package with 24 ornaments and a sealed sap-filled metal base. Trees are shipped direct from a Halvorson factory after orders from companies and individuals, with prices up 15 percent due to higher costs.
The article urges readers to buy citrus from Florida California Texas and Arizona to beat winter gloom. It compares prices and yields of canned frozen and fresh juice and notes a two year high in processed juice demand while stressing vitamin C benefits and proper storage after opening.
A 1951 state assessment in Pierre South Dakota shows farm power shifting from horses to tractors and combines. The survey records about 98,600 horses, down 21,000 from the prior year, with 85,800 tractors up 3,000 and 20,800 combines up 2,000.
Governor Lawrence Wetherby announced commitments of capital in Kentucky industrial plants, many in small towns, now exceeding 1 billion dollars. He said the new wealth equals about half the total assessed property value in Kentucky 15 years earlier. Kentucky business rose 15 percent in the first half of 1951.
A tiny playhouse owner refuses to rent to children with parents claiming they are noisy and destructive. In a separate vignette a widow consults a medium and speaks with her late husband who teases about happiness in heaven. A final quip notes television actresses and costly gowns.
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