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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
6
Bridal fashion focuses on yokes with lace and organdie, pale blue or flesh tones. Bridesmaids favor full skirts and romantic necklines with a spring garden look, plus a green lavender plaid cotton dress with a hoop skirt as a standout. Brides should plan a beauty routine, eight hours sleep, daytime naps if needed, and careful facial and body care to look their best.
Kathleen Norris recounts a 19 year old girl who consents to a five day motor trip with a college friend. The incident, though not resulting in a baby, leaves deep shame and shapes her future as wife and mother. She builds a life of duty while a casual lover remains unscathed in memory.
A series of courtroom notes shows a dry goods sale causing a panic with a shopper suing for damages, the court dismissing the claim. Other items cover a boy spraining his wrist in a hotel revolving door and a taxi cab injury during a fire engine run, both rejected claims. A farmer ordered bees near a neighbor's mule and was held liable for damages after beehives caused a death.
In Seoul a sprawling thieves market thrives under the label our Korean P X with hundreds of stalls along a muddy side alley. Goods flow from surgeons scalpels to G I uniforms via questionable channels driven by American military and civilian supply presence. The market supports dyeing and tailoring and features recurring thefts such as auto headlight lifting, often leaving a single headlight behind for safety reasons.
The piece urges planning a simple, do it yourself wedding menu to feed many guests. It lists a sample large reception menu with sandwiches chips olives and fruit punch, plus dessert and a three to six layer cake recipe. It includes cake icing and decorative techniques and a lemon filling recipe. It also offers salad ideas and a recipe for coffee.
Westinghouse scientist Robert F. Sterling announces a new plastic foam insulation that expands to 100 times its volume when baked. The foam, weighing 300 pounds per two inch layer for a six room house, resists fire moisture fungi and insects and could be used in appliances and farm homes.
A AVMA report notes a tuberculosis case in an English heifer linked to a coughing cow. It stresses that bovine illness spreads by respiratory aerosols, urging isolation of coughing animals to protect the herd.
Seed field mice damage cucumber and melon crops as crop specialist H A Bowers explains that meadow mice destroy seeds after planting while pine mice cut off plants at the ground damaging yield across cantaloupe watermelon and related fields.
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