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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
6
A practical guide on building a versatile blouse and skirt wardrobe. It covers choosing washable fabrics, balancing pieces for work and social life, neckline care, and coordinating accessories. It advises two to three skirts for workers, one tailored set for homemakers, and multiple dressy options for frequent social events.
Kathleen Norris argues that brides often lack cooking training but learn quickly after marriage. She warns that neglecting home meals strains marriage, urging mothers to teach girls that good meals and domestic warmth sustain love and loyalty.
A string of comic courtroom vignettes shows a drunk bachelor not guilty after pursuing a widow for kisses and a barber’s injury case where sanitation matters. Others include a divorce bid derailed by a private detective exposing mutual adultery and a back seat driver in a Sunday collision.
Residents across Fayetteville Hamlet and Greenwood report a drifting object moving southwestward. Seen at 4:30 p.m. over Fayetteville, 4:45 p.m. over Hamlet, and near 5 p.m. over Greenwood, it was chased by four pilots but remained stable in shape and altitude around 6,000 feet as it headed toward sunset.
Junior frock features soft draping at the neckline and full skirt. A pretty all over flower print with a narrow belt in a bow. Pattern No 39184 offers sizes 11 to 18 with yardage for 39-inch fabric. Spring and Summer FASHION issue includes free pattern inside.
In Switzerland up to 60 000 workers are normally employed in the watchmaking trade one out of every 35 persons engaged in the nation's industries and reflect the sector’s central role in the economy.
The Automobile Association says the first gasoline engine propelled car with electric ignition and spray carburetor was operated in Springfield on September 21, 1893 by J. Drank.
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