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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1949

Page

6

Reviving Wardrobes with Simple Home Tricks

Tired wardrobes can be refreshed without buying new clothes. Focus on cleaning dusty areas, adjust fits for proper hang to restore wearability, replace belts or buckles, and refresh trims. Tinting in the wash basin can revive faded garments without full dyeing, keeping pieces wearable through the season.

Restoring and Caring for Hats and Accessories

The guide explains restoring hats with warm water and a small amount of dye, noting you need not be a pro. It covers examining hat trims, marking stitching, replacing grimy flowers, and refreshing veiling and ribbons with careful cleaning and drying methods.

Reader's Courtroom Tales of Divorce and Rent Disputes

A series of brief court outcomes illustrate how judges treat divorce reversals, rental obligations, bartender liability, and eviction tactics. Rulings emphasize that courts can reverse divorces, landlords are not required to prevent uncouth language, and reckless eviction methods can lead to damages.

Be Smart Short on Luggage for the Week End

Be smart for a weekend invitation with a four piece costume including a swimsuit a two piece sun dress and a spectator sports dress. Cotton poplin is popular though heavy broadcloth Indian head or spun rayon in a linen like weave are options. Pick from many gay colors the one most becoming to you.

Yor

Tragic plea for cost relief in maternal mental illness

Estelle Owens writes about her mother, an inmate in a private asylum for over four years at 300 dollars monthly. She seeks cheaper care and suggests a state institution, arguing it offers better treatment and relieves financial and marital strain.

Stelle Owens Estelle

Commercial scale Vitamin A synthesis announced

Dr. H M Wuest announced a new process at Warner Institute enabling vitamin A production on a commercial scale. The synthetic path starts from beta ionone from lemongrass and violets, overcoming past instability and odor issues that limited fish liver oil sources.

New York H. M. Wuest Warner Institute For Therapeutic Research William R. Warner Company Paul Karrer Zurich Sir Ian Heilbron

Picnic Plans and Savory Barbecue Ideas

Simple picnic planning guides include packable lunches and grilling at the site. Recipes feature picnic burgers with onion, beef and veal mix, and a tangy two cup sauce, plus barbecued spareribs finished at the fire, with side dishes like potatoes, broccoli, cabbage slaw, and peaches with cream.

Lynn Chambers

NOTHING TO IT Disk Jockey Is Tunesmith

Hollywood disk jockey Steve Allen writes 350 songs in a week to prove anyone can compose. He bets crooner Frankie Laine $1,000 that he could produce that many tunes, though only 40 or 50 are strong. Allen says the real challenge is selling songs and gaining publishers in New York or Hollywood.

Hollywood Steve Allen Frankie Laine Laine Allen Frankie Hollywod and Vine New York

Rome bars skyscrapers to protect light and beauty

Rome's superior council of public works approves zoning based limits on new houses and offices. Suburban permits allow up to 99 feet, downtown requires a fine arts permit with maximum 89 feet, central zone retains old laws. any move in the heart requires approvals from at least six bodies.

Rome Superior Council of Public Works Department of Fine Arts and Antiquities Fine Arts Commission Public Works Council

Ju Ju Charm Fails. Nigerian Prof. Sentenced for Theft

Prof Yesufu Owo an Arabic scholar in Lagos Nigeria was sentenced to one year in prison after his ju ju charm failed to work during a burglary. He allegedly used a leather charm to lull sleepers while he opened a merchant's strongbox containing about $800. The case ended with the burglary being thwarted and the professor convicted of housebreaking.

Lagos Nigeria Yesufu Owo Owen

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