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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1949

Page

6

Home decor reflects a family’s tastes and interests

The article advises shaping the living room to mirror the household, using space efficiently in smaller homes. It recommends conversational seating, ample lighting for readers, and dedicated corners for music or records to center family activity around chosen interests.

Restyle Rooms In Good Taste With Flexible Furnishings

The guide suggests evaluating furniture usefulness and replacing unused pieces with practical or decorative options. It notes buying matching suites or modular sections, and mixing dark with light woods to harmonize rooms. It encourages personal needs to drive furniture choices.

Courtroom Tales of Torts and Trolley Troubles

A surgeon removes a patient tonsils without consent and faces a $2,000 verdict. A 207 pound passenger sues a trolley line after a fall, and a speeding motorist case ends with a damages ruling against the driver. A man driving onto a dock sues for damages after a mistaken bridge plunge.

Court rules trespass grounds bar motorist claim

The court rejected the motorist's claim that a warning signal was needed after he drove onto the dock by mistake. The judge held that his entry was trespass, so he had no right to compensation.

Recall of New England Farm Life and Heroines on July Fourth

The essay recalls a 19th century New England farm, praising old houses, family labor, and women who sustained generations. It contrasts colonial hardship with modern comforts, noting graveyards with ancestress names and the enduring dignity of pioneer women through cold kitchens and washboards.

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Mind over muscle turns bulges into a dream

New York report describes Dr. Alda Kelly's neurosomatic reconditioning plan that claims to restore figures and fitness by thinking about exercise rather than moving. The method targets nervous system impulses and requires 24 treatments plus 10 minute daily homework for housewives seeking quicker forms of toning.

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Colorful Holiday Menu Ideas For Easy Independence Day Feasts

Simple home holiday meals with color themed plates and minimal clean up. Plan day ahead prep for a garden supper outdoors with paper plates and quick desserts. Includes Tomato Onion Pie Celery Curls Carrot Sticks and Orange Sugar Tarts plus a barbecued frankfurter menu and Picnic Salad.

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Flavor Tricks for Simple Dishes and Savory Additions

Horseradish in hollandaise with fish or eggs produces compliments. Mix honey with butter for waffles or pancakes. Molasses can enrich waffle batter. Cream cheese on marmalade toast under broil offers a bubbly topping. Broccoli with butter and hard cooked egg bits tastes good. Save sausage drippings for gravy then mushroom sauté with flour and acid milk, great with chicken.

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