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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

7

Congress Goes to Work Opens Session for Summer

Congress starts a session facing a heavy agenda of world and domestic issues. The opening signals a busy period as lawmakers plan to work through the summer months, with Picture Parade previewing the upcoming tasks.

Congress Agriculture Henry A. Wallace

Town of Marpera Ferry name origin in Harpers Ferry change

A town in Harpers Ferry Ohio was originally Shenandoah Falls and renamed between 1840 and 1850. A ferry across the Potomac helped give the town its name after years of operation. About four fifths of the world clover supply comes from Zanzibar and Pemba islands in East Africa.

Marpera Ferry Harpers Ferry Ohio Shenandoah Falls Potomac Zanzibar Pemba East Africa

Lyons of America silk city of Paterson

Lyons of America in Paterson New Jersey earns its name as the nation’s chief silk center. The plant produces more than 100 million dollars worth of silk each year.

Lyons of America Paterson N. J United States

Ny Katarinahiss Restaurant Hangs From Sky Bridge

In Stockholm the Ny Katarinahiss restaurant is described as hanging by its toes beneath a sky bridge high above the street. The image captures a daring dining setup as visitors look on from below.

Stockholm Ny Katerinahiss

Quick six-pair stocking case idea by Ruth Wyeth Spears

How to sew a flat case that holds six stockings using cretonne or ticking with bias binding. An optional silk quilted version with ribbon bindings creates an exquisite gift. Books by Mrs. Spears offer more patterns and inspiration, 25 cents each, with autograph and free leaflet.

U S Tops in Music as Radio Broadens Taste

Carleton Smith notes in Esquire that Americans now show a cosmopolitan and exacting musical taste, aided by radio. He cites widespread agreement among artists that the U S music scene is the richest, with New York called the world’s musical capital by English observers.

New York Carleton Smith Esquire Magazine

Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal

Advert reads that a persistent three day cough signals danger and touts Creomulsion as a genuine remedy with a clear bottle name highlighted in the copy.

The Wise Traveler: A Wise Traveler Never Despises His Own Country

The aphorism notes Goldoni on patriotism, urging pride in one's homeland. It presents a concise moral about loyalty and self-respect for a traveler navigating diverse views.

Goldoni

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