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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1938

Page

7

Nora Mason Finds Stable Ground After Cape Town Fame

Nora Mason and Don Mason celebrate immigration success and a rising writing career as they settle back in Maine. A generous pay from an American weekly, a growing home life with Tom Littlefield and Leonora, and plans for a "Seeing America First" series brighten their outlook. Nora contemplates a safe new home and a growing family as Don eyeing a winter to hospital and a future furnace.

Nora Jim Perkins Miss Mason Hoffmann Leonora Don Portland Joe Tom Littlefield Cape Town England Mr. Littlefield Mr. Mason Constance Venable Carl Maine Peter Rabbit Santa Claus Europe West America Chicago San Diego Noma

Don is Drawn Into a Blizzard Rescue in Chicago

In a bleak November chapter the couple Del Don and Nora face a violent theater incident in Chicago. Don rushes to aid others as a crowd gathers, gets hurt, and endures a long, cold wait while Nora remains near the crime ropes awaiting news.

Chicago Lake Michigan Constance Venable Carl Don Nora

Around the House: Practical Laundry and Home Care Tips

A reader column offers simple household guidance from stain removal to curtain care. Tips cover washing, starching, blanket dye prevention, silver tarnish removal, nail hole filling with sawdust glue, vase color harmony, guest room comforts, and hemming curtains for even wear.

Smart Crow Calls for Help in Crowd Shooting Tactics

A Chicago Daily News writer explains how crows hunt in groups and how hunters can use decoys crow calls and roost tactics to shoot them. It notes crows are good eating and warns that they readily imitate a social flock to lure prey.

Chicago Daily News

Early armor and knighthood in ancient warfare

The text traces armor evolution from primitive wolfskin and bearskin cloaks to leather and bronze, noting steel armor as the peak of ancient design. It describes its weight requiring lifts onto horses and the need for assistance if fallen, contrasting Greek and Roman practices with later steel fashion.

Cake Recipe Contest Winners Announced by New York Lab

The Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York, run by C. Houston Goudiss, named prize winners in a cake recipe contest. First prize went to Mrs. D. F. Kelly of Whitewater Wisconsin, with five second prizes and numerous third prize and honorable mentions awarded to homemakers across the country. Magnificent cakes and a strict judging method highlighted a strong entries turnout and Goudiss congratulated all participants.

Experimental Kitchen Laboratory New York City C. Houston Goudiss D. F. Kelly Charles St Whitewater Wis BH. Harshburgen Fifth Ave Altoona R. A. Williams Rosemary Ave Detroit Mich C. A. Burns Oakland Miss Sadie Cunningmore Laura Meyer Pleasant St Plymouth T. H. Fjone Flaxville Mont Lester Ralston Judd St Sioux City Iowa Harry A. Kramer Marin Road Manor Calif F. D. McDonald Amherst Texas Vera Tygar Commodore George Ahlborn Mt. Pleasant B. A. Robinson Emmett Idaho Jean Guthrie Campbell St Kansas City Walter Richter Bonduel P. C Blakely Alden Emogene Williams Damon Simon Moen Norma Dick Collins Masonville Yowa Herman Speey Eas Paul Lorenz Strathmore S. Arentz Simpson New S. Vida Hilger Rockland Grace H. Peterson Wist Cecil Skinner Bedford Wyo Joe Furnace West Twentieth St South Neb Houston Goudiss

How to Make Burlap Table Mats From Stockings

A seam guidance note explains making colorful table mats and chair cushions from burlap, dyed stocking strips, and yarns. It covers cutting strips, threading through burlap, spiral cutting for long pieces, and color schemes, plus ordering two sewing books and a free crazy quilts leaflet from Mrs. Spears in Chicago.

It Was Quite Natural for the Justice to Inquire

The article recounts a courtroom exchange with Mr. Justice Dunne of the New York State Supreme Court presiding over a damages case. The dialogue centers on whether the plaintiff was knocked down, ending with the judge’s quip about seeing justice done.

Justice Dunne New York State Supreme Court

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