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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

3

New Bridal Gowns Favor Slim Silhouettes and Lux Fabrics

Bridal fashion这 season favors slim lines with restrained fullness. Designers highlight creamy white satin and luxury fabrics such as velvet and brocade, with lace accents and pastel satin shades like blush pink and ice blue. Emphasis is on elongated bodices and smooth hip lines to create a refined look.

Yesteryear

Fashionable Winter Bride Styles and Veil Advice

The article describes wedding gown details emphasizing slim silhouettes with yoked necklines and empire sleeves, notes Puritan collars and embroidered pockets on princess gowns, and advises on choosing veils after the gown. It suggests veil styles to flatter different face shapes and urges seeking advice for headpieces.

What College Means for Women and Home Life

Kathleen Norris argues that college thus far rarely teaches practical skills like science or business. She notes that most students pursue college for freedom and romance, while home duties remain the true destiny of many women, and that many successful women in writing and media are married and mothers.

New Jersey California Oregon Penn Mass Harpers Magazine Mirra Komarovsky Barnard College Mildred Horton Wellesley Lynn White Mills College

Woodsman and Horses Fatal Accident Court Ruling

A farmer digging up a dead tree caused a tree to fall on a pair of horses, killing them. The court ruled the farmer should have shouted a warning, as he alone could warn of the danger.

State Supreme Court

Future Homes May Fit Mood

Chicago experts push humane home design to match emotional needs. Researchers discuss emotional effects of heated floors drafts and room layouts.

Chicago Leonard G. Haeger Division of F. J. Herringer U.S University of Ilinois Harry C. Kehm Association For Family Living R.A. Jones University Department of Architecture

Dainty Shirtwaist Dress Pattern No 1830 Promises Perfection

Youthful shirtwaist dress with short or wrist length sleeves and a unique pocket. Pattern No 1830 available in sizes 12 through 42 with 4% yards required for size 14 in 35 or 39 inch fabric. The Fall Winter fashion feature offers sewing information and designer patterns printed inside the book for 25 cents.

Fabric Newa

Colorful molded winter salads tempt homemakers this season

Readers are urged to brighten winter meals with molded tomato and cranberry salads, Snow Cap vegetables, and a winter salad trio. Recipes use gelatin molds, cornucopia of vegetables, and creative flavor twists. Lynn Chambers notes sherbet with apple cider and other seasonal ideas to refresh menus.

Lynn

What term in badminton answers to tennis ball

Answers list five trivia items with the badminton shuttlecock as the object, Mark Twain as Clemens pen name, surrender of Singapore to General Yamashita, Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe as first serial story, and Captain Arthur W. Wermuth who killed many Japanese in Bataan.

Samuel L. Clemens Arthur E. Percival Singapore United States Army Bataan Bird Mark Twain Tomoyuki Yamashita Malaya Daniel Defoe S ‘Robinson Crusoe Arthur W. Wermuth

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