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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
2
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers doll making guidance for adults with stock ing doll instructions and notes on Books 2 Gifts and Embroidery. How to craft stockin g head and body from stocking toes and winded thread to form limbs, then attach to a sweater and skirt with stitching. Includes autograph and Crazy Patch quilt leaflet offer.
Barbara Sentry tries to sober Johnnie Boyd and clashes with a policeman. Dr Brace from Harvard aids Barbara as events reveal a staged robbery and a murder. Sentry is arrested. key clues include a changed safe code, a forged back door key, and time discrepancies that challenge his guilt.
In a tense sequence, Mary asserts plans to marry Jimmy Endle and flee by sea after accusing her mother and family of hidden crimes. Mrs Sentry confronts the crisis as Phil and Linda discuss the mounting accusations, family loyalties, and the need to protect Barbara while seeking legal guidance.
Dr. Frank C. Whitmore of Penn State says the South will be the chemical frontier for at least 25 years. He notes abundant untapped materials including cellulose from cotton and linters, starch from sweet potatoes, and oils from cottonseed, peanut, and tung. He adds pine as a prime chemical crop.
The two forms of yeast commonly used in bread making are dry and compressed yeast. Compressed yeast begins to grow immediately when moistened and mixed with sugar, while dry yeast takes longer to react as it must be softened first. A granular dry yeast acts as rapidly as does compressed yeast.
The piece surveys film industry costs from Ginger Rogers stockings at 250 dollars a pair to gala openings totaling about 35000 dollars with 8500 for flowers and 6000 for spectator stands. It notes memberships in the Hollywood Riding and Stunt Girls association, Frances Miles as president, and mentions actors Edward G. Robinson and Franchot Tone. It also recounts radio and stage plans, plus anecdotes about C. Fields and Jane Froman.
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