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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

6

Tashkent Visit Reveals Uzbek Soviet Growth and Culture

A reporter tours Tashkent by Stalin Textile Trust and other plants, meeting Uzbek officials Sadik Khusaynov and Rodion Glukhov. He notes mass evacuation, 14,000 textile workers, many women, and plants from Moscow to Rostov. The trip highlights sugar drive, grape irrigation, and a local opera with Uzbek and Georgian performers.

Kazakstan Tashkent Stalin Textile Trust Ural Mountains Sadik Khusaynov Red Army Rodion Glukhov Uzbekistan Moscow Ukraine North Caucasus Leningrad Rostov-on-Don Dacha Nona Georgia U.S.S.R U.S A Soviet Union Manuel Quezon Philippines Oriental North Africa Jerusalem Cairo Afghanistan America Stalin East Hal Denny Hal New York Times Afanasy Yarunin Russia Douglas Boris Lisunov Douglas Long Beach Stalin-Chirchik Electro- Chemical Trust Chirchik Eton Sovhoz Rizamat Musamukhamedov Abram Mal+tezeb Samarkand

Life can be the happiest age says Kathleen Norris

Kathleen Norris argues that old age can be the happiest time with health discipline and purpose. She contrasts aging woes with active living and service, urging elderly women to stay busy and useful. The piece praises independence, reading, and helping family, noting elderly help can brighten a young mother’s day and enrich the elder’s own life.

Quiet Happiness in Old Age for Women

Miss Norris argues that life after sixty can be peaceful and meaningful for women with security and good health. Reading, hobbies, purposeful work, and occasional part-time jobs offer fulfillment, while freedom from youth era pressures helps old age become perhaps the happiest life stage.

Miss Norris

Misses from Kalamazoo aid European relief in mittens

Mrs. Fred W. Sellers of Kalamazoo Michigan an employee of the local Red Cross chapter cut out 1800 mitten trimmings from the full quota of snow suits and capes for European relief. She designed the mittens using extension patterns and tweed material.

Kalamazoo, Mich American Red Cross Fred W. Sellers

Sewing Circle Patterns Two Piece Frock and Play Dress

Sewing circle offers pattern No 8003 for sizes 36 to 52 with waistline darts shoulder shirring and panelled skirt. Pattern No 8991 for ages 1 to 6 features a ruffle trimmed skirt. Due to high demand orders may take longer to fill. send orders to:

Household Tips for Repairs and Cooking Preventives

Patches pressed on may mend weak hose spots before tearing. Mend to hide patches. Rub candle wax on heel and toe of stockings to increase durability. Place a waxed paper strip in a gelatin dish to aid removal. Sprinkle borax on a blackened pan and scrub with steel wool. Add oil to pasta water to prevent boiling over.

Make a Makeshift Dustpan and Checkers Tuned by Hand

A reader suggests practical hacks to save effort by crafting tools from common household items. If a dustpan is unavailable, attach a mop handle to the dustpan for a longer reach. For a checkers game, saw a broom handle into thin slices, paint half red and half black, creating effective substitutes.

Junior

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W. L. White Ulug-Beg Tamerlane Republic of Uzbekistan Kathleen N Norris Bell Syndicate WIN By Kathleen Norris Nancy George Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Mission St San Francisco Calif Americas Kellogg’s Fleischmann
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