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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
8
Advertises Wardrobe Favorite sewing patterns with patterns No 3199 and 8400 for girls frocks in multiple sizes and a versatile shirtwaister. Includes fabric yardage details and instructions, with 48 page spring and summer fashion guide.
John Barrymore recounts his earthquake ordeal in San Francisco with dramatic scenes of being tossed from bed and sheltering in a tub. The next day a soldier forced him to brickwork, later told in New York’s Lambs Club.
In tight kitchenettes use a wall coming ironing board to gain serving space before dinner. Create an oilcloth cover if used often and repurpose discarded shades as shelf paper. A spare shoe bag becomes a holder for bags and strings behind the door. Antique gilt frames just need dusting or petroleum jelly for a quick shine. or boil onions and wipe with onion water for cleaning.
Advice on improving storage through reorganization and light construction. Turn open spaces into cupboards and bookcases, close unused doorways, convert chests into buffets, and add cabinets under sinks. Proposes glass blocks for room separation and modular shelving to fit bedrooms and kitchens.
A satirical column chronicles a shift from entertainment excess to national resolve. It highlights broadcasts and consumer culture, contrasts “Eat More Bananas Week” with calls to duty, and notes UN moves, Chicago video by telephone trials, and a jarred mix of slogans and tunes reflecting a nation at a pivotal moment.
Kathleen Norris reports a Seattle wife’s divorce over a list titled ten commandments of marriage drawn up by her husband. The piece argues such rules reveal domestic dictatorship and undermine partnership, urging mutual give and take instead of rigid controls.
New device may test habitual criminal patterns using the polygraph. Dr C J Ruilmann, University of Tennessee psychiatry associate, reports that the tool records blood pressure, heart rate, breathing and skin resistance to reveal remorse in crime. He notes habitual criminals show no remorse and a lifelong character defect.
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