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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
8
Practical guide to broiling meats fruits and vegetables for quick indoor outdoor style meals. Provides menus for Broiled Lamb Chops and Broiled Sausage and Pineapple with step by step timing and serving notes.
A vintage kitchen note describes broiling techniques for steaks ham chicken and beef patties with guidance on browning timing and thickness. It includes recipes for broiled steak Aul Gratin potatoes and broiled ham with lima beans plus a chicken method and a short tip that emphasizes using natural drippings to flavor vegetables and avoiding overheat.
Woman's World outlines tricks to cool dining during hot weather using colors, linens, and simple centerpieces. It covers selecting blue and green tones, neat table settings, DIY doilies from cotton remnants, dyeing, edging and runners, and opting for light, airy centerpieces with branches or small blooms for a serene, cool table.
A boy injured skating on a rough street with a sand patch sued the city. the court ruled streets are for ordinary use and not for roller skating. A girl bruised by a stone from a motorist's wheel also lost her claim as the accident was too unusual. The mayor's dynamiting to halt a fire was upheld against the owner's suit. A state park cliff accident resulted in a paid claim due to lack of warning signs or guard rails.
Kathleen Norris discusses teen dating from teens in Maine to Monterey, noting that today’s going steady offers both dangers and benefits. She argues mature family support, self-control, and dignity help teens navigate school dances, movies, and parties without harming innocence.
Newark service bureau urges timely tips to smooth ties with spouses mothers-in-law before next Mother’s Day. Advice includes living with parents, borrowing money, asking for child care, soliciting sympathy, avoiding quarrels, tolerating occasional gifts, and showing appreciation beyond the holiday.
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