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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
3
Advertisement invites readers to obtain complete crochet instructions for the Blue Ribbon Centerpiece Pattern No 5632 by sending 1 cent and providing name, address and the pattern number.
Advertising copy promotes making a home cough syrup using sugar or corn syrup with Pinex. It claims quick throat and bronchial relief, easier sleep, pleasant taste, long shelf life, and a money back guarantee. It urges readers to mix at home for savings and effectiveness.
A sweeping promotional piece extols Pennsylvania’s diverse climate, scenery, and industries from Independence Hall to Lake Erie highlights. It champions tourism and industry, naming Gettysburg, Fort Necessity, Valley Forge, Pittsburgh steel mills, coal fields, farms in Lancaster County, and major universities. Governor Edward Martin is noted for a varied career.
A Minneapolis letter from Phoebe Cutter recounts a war widow's struggle as her husband Sam, 34, returns changed and detached. The pair share a daughter, Mopsy, and face halted happiness while Sam endures postwar fatigue, inflation fears, and emotional withdrawal.
War veterans return changed and distant causing distress for wives like Phoebe and Miss Norris notes. The piece urges patience as men recover their old personalities and families endure a quiet era of adjustment.
The Journal of the American Medical Association argues that about 1000 American children die yearly from diphtheria but could be prevented with adequate early antitoxin. It notes existing control methods could eliminate the disease in the United States and cites 1943 as the first year with deaths below one per 100 000.
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