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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

9

Feathered curls and elegant pageboy styles for spring

The article describes glossy feathered hairstyles and a pageboy perm for spring. It notes soft fluffy curls with a light halo, and offers tips on achieving the right body without excessive length. It mentions heat styling and finishing touches for a polished look.

Wool Markets Seen Rising Says Wool Bureau Head

W F FitzGerald, president of the Wool bureau, told the National Association of Wool Manufacturers in New York that wool markets are likely to increase barring a national catastrophe. He cited population growth, higher living standards, and lack of a usable wool substitute as reasons for optimism. The Wool bureau links Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and America. Corn yields rise with good soil care says Illinois researchers. Poor soil and lack of liming reduce protein per bushel.

W. F. FitzGerald Wool Bureau National Association of Wool Manufacturers New York University of Illinois Research H. J. Snider Agronomy

Crafting with Quarter Inch Plywood Scraps

A brief note touts using quarter inch plywood to create attractive useful items and suggests using leftovers from prior jobs for projects.

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Decline in U S mule and horse population continues

Today there are 7 million head of horses and mules on U S farms, 12 percent fewer than 30 years ago. Experts say 24 million acres were needed to feed them, land now freed could feed about 11 million people, and the horse population is expected to fall further.

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