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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
5
A vintage guide explains quick and simple home dyeing for fabrics from clothing to drapes. It covers choosing dyes for natural and synthetic fabrics, color theory with blue producing green and red with yellow making orange, prep steps like removing hardware, using appropriate vessels, and safe handling for even results.
A prisoner named ERGEANT R. E. REESE writes to his mother from a Chinese camp asking for a photo of his old car. The car replies with a humorous persona, praising the mother’s photo, reflecting on wear, restored morale, and renewed vigor as the vehicle imagines life after the war.
Kathleen Norris features Kate, a 33 year old Portland businesswoman tired of bachelor life and single dinners. She longs for a husband, baby, and domestic partnership, contrasting with her crowded female household and past failed dating, asking what she lacks to find lasting love.
Yale psychologist Harold H. Kelley suggests habitual non-voters rationalize their absence and that excuses like inconvenience or lack of interest are unlikely to be true. He notes many non-voters are busy, undereducated women under 40 in rural, lower income groups, with apathy toward outcomes.
Dorothy Barclay counsels shoppers on thrifty stewing using affordable cuts like shoulder chops breast and chuck beef or lamb. She describes browning methods, slow simmering with onions carrots potatoes and stock, plus chicken and oxtail options to feed a family on a tight budget.
The island village of Nantucket with about 2,800 residents welcomed Rev Clayton E. Richard and his wife as the new minister of the First Congregational Church. They arrived with 14 children. Neighbor Robert Gilbreth, a local high school teacher, shares a family link with the famous Cheaper by the Dozen clan.
Lucas Ohio has one elected councilman and needs five more plus a three member Board of Public Affairs. No candidates filed before the November election. several names were written in and write-in Willard Darling has agreed to accept. Mayor Zane Moore was the only official who sought office.
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