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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
6
Advice for quick beauty upkeep emphasizing cleanliness, neat clothes, and natural makeup. Highlights include daily skin care with cold cream, gentle brushing, minimal eye makeup, subtle lip color, and careful hair and clothing hygiene to preserve glow and ease of care.
The Reader's Courtroom recounts cases where a church soprano was fired and denied further damages as vague mental distress. A fisherman was found guilty for taking fish from nets with the rule that ownership occurs when captured. A minister sued for slander after being called drunk, and the court upheld the minister's good name as a valuable asset.
A cat owner next to a pigeon keeper faced a court ruling that the cat was not vicious but acted on natural feline instinct. The neighbor sued for the birds’ value, yet the judge dismissed the claim. The piece then offers practical beauty tips for makeup removal, powder touch ups, and hair care.
Kathleen Norris reflecting on a Brooklyn letter, urges readers that the kingdom of heaven lies within. A new year offers change through self transformation, expressing love, and practical resolutions for families amid 1950’s challenges.
Fashion for large shoe ornaments grows with holidays adding festive flair to street and business wear. Smooth leathers popular in pumps appear with self bows and intricate decorations. Formal leathers and fabrics feature cut steel and bronze beaded buckles with bold sizes.
New York district manager Frederick G. Smith oversees thousands of public lockers in rail, bus, and subway stations. About 5,000 locks are changed daily if a locker isn’t emptied after 24 hours, and forgotten items like a large carriage typewriter or portable radios are auctioned after 12 months. Police and FBI frequently seek information, while 40 million dimes a year flow through lockers nationwide.
The article recommends keeping a Christmas tree in water from purchase to disposal to reduce fire risk. It notes water prevents needle drying and lowers flammability compared with fire retardant chemicals, and advises cutting the trunk diagonal, keeping water above the cut, and placing the tree away from electrical lights and tinsel.
The world’s only Santa Claus School in Albion New York trains graduates to wear white wigs red trimmed suits and black boots. They earn credits for hearty laughter and twinkling eyes and learn to stay calm when children claim there is no Santa.
The article traces Christmas carols from their French origins to the Latin meaning cry of joy. It notes noels as a name for carols and describes their historic use as round dances with songs. It mentions the earliest carol collection published circa 1521.
A medieval greeting framed the Yule log as a symbol of goodwill. The passage links a burning log to burning away hatreds and envy and calls for the spirit of fellowship to reign through the season and the year. It lists preferred woods such as oak ash olive apple and pine for the Yule log.
A Syrian legend ties Epiphany Eve to a midnight bowing of trees before the Christ child. The night, called Lallat al Qadr, is seen as the night of destiny and linked to Jesus baptism 12 days after Christmas.
Pattern No. 8518 fits dolls 14 16 18 and 20 inches. Consult pattern for requirements. Send today for a free ae copy of Fall and Winter 64 pages of sewing information printed inside the book. cen
These easy to build kitchen cabinets offer graduated shelves for various dish sizes, tray slots and partitioned drawers to enhance storage efficiency.
A holiday suggestion lists gifts for cigarette and pipe smokers. Camels 200‑count cartons and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco tins are promoted as ready wrapped gifts with space for personal greetings.
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