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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1950
Page
3
The piece explores achieving atmosphere and style in a home using practical, budget minded methods. It emphasizes balance and color harmony, studying good examples, and using framed pictures and simple rearrangements to reflect personality without costly purchases.
The article advises grouping framed pictures by theme and selecting frames to match room furnishings. It suggests creating a focal point with a fireplace or alternative center of interest such as a hobby collection, plants, or shelves, and arranging seating around it for comfortable conversation.
Kathleen Norris counsels a Iowa wife Suzanne to endure a troubled interim with Fay a fourteen year old stepdaughter. The letter warned of conflict with a tolerant husband and a child feeling unloved, urging patience and distraction until Fay matures and leaves home.
A night watchman sues for workers compensation after a chair tipped him from a window ledge. a housewife wins a case for arthritis. a grocery dog bite suit is rejected. a tavern bottle cap knee injury is dismissed. The judge notes liability only where actual injury is shown and warns against loafing or ordinary hazards.
The text describes a timeless dress style featuring slim lines and fullness via inverted or accordion pleats. It notes winter fabrics such as sheer wools and gabardines and spring fabrics like moire silk rayon and linens, praising the flattering silhouette and lasting fashion life.
Milwaukee report warns caregivers influence child futures, citing Phil Hiser a skating dean who recalls early start aided by sitters. The piece weaves a personal anecdote from Hiser about being introduced to skating by an Irish nursemaid and a Pittsfield Mass hometown celebration of junior champions highlighting early sport immersion.
Boston scientists through Tracerlab Inc have developed a beta gauge using Oak Ridge isotopes to detect infinitesimal material variations. The device can assure tobacco uniformity in packs and, with a Brown recorder, measure without contact in products like paper, foil, rubber tile, cellophane, leather, and textiles.
A midwestern survey of housekeepers shows over 85 percent favor colors other than white for kitchens with gray at 15 percent and cream 14 percent as next choices. Designer How ard Ketcham notes psychology and new appliances boost efficiency, while clay tile offers more than 200 color options for walls and floors.
In Detroit the Oak Park Christians chapel freed a white Angora cat and her kittens from heating ducts after a week of shivering services. An electrician used a wire to coax the remaining kittens from the pipes, then checked ducts with mirror and light to confirm none remained.
Harold Harnitz, 31, Oshkosh, serves a drunken driving term under a special act. He spends nights in the Winnebago county jail knitting with guidance from jail matron Grace Cooper. So far he has made argyle socks a sweater and a shawl.
Pattern No. 8834 offers a junior daytime dress with crisp white yoke and front belt. Sizes 12 and 14 available with short or three quarter sleeves, printed pattern requires fabric and finished with a fashionable spring summer look. Free pattern printed inside the book. 25 cents.
Experiments show fish thrive when fed sawdust-rich roughage. Hatchery men report reduced mortality and good growth with sawdust in diets, though growth is slightly slower than with conventional feeds.
Tombstone Arizona once famed for silver mines prospectors and gunmen now holds a world record rose bush covering 2000 square feet. The famed town’s notoriety is tied to its wild frontier days and its enduring horticultural oddity.
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