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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
1
After a week in the country Ted returns home two days early. He explains the insects are unusually troublesome because mosquitoes seem to carry lanterns to hunt people, making the stay intolerable.
Two friends meet after six weeks. One man on crutches explains a street car accident. He says his doctor says he could walk without them, but his lawyer says he cannot.
A humorous exchange shows Mr Newlywed insuring his life for $50,000 to provide for his spouse. Mrs Newlywed jokes that he will no longer need the old doctor, highlighting concern with future security and health.
A pastor visits Mr Grump at neighbors’ urging to remove profanity from his life. Grump responds that the fastest cure is to get rid of his wife, highlighting a darkly humorous exchange.
Myrt suggests moth balls. Marge reports trying them all evening without a single moth downed. The exchange shows frustration and humorous trial of pest control at home.
A domestic spat frames a quarrel about fidelity with a jealous wife accusing her husband and the husband defending his marriage with witty exchanges. The brief dialogue reveals strains of trust and affection in a domestic setting.
A parent warns a suitor that marriage to his daughter hinges on stopping visits to night clubs. The suitor politely thanks and asks the father to persuade her to align with his view.
Pattern note for a junior size tiered frock titled Wit Shirtwaister. Describes charming air suitable for graduation or special dates. Discusses use of two fabrics or single fabric, with emphasis on coordinated look and adaptable styling for junior wear.
A household hosted a well known actor who amused himself by sorting through photographs, including one of his own, while guests regarded the moment with amusement.
The cook Hilda complains the steak will not feed the family. At dinner the steak appears shrunken and insufficient for all. When asked what happened she says there wasn’t enough and she remains hungry.
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