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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
3
A practical guide for women on saving clothes costs through home mending. It covers organizing a dedicated mending box with threads scissors and buttons, keeping supplies handy in the laundry room, and using machine mending with a darning foot to repair garments invisibly.
Margery Tait of Toledo recalls a harsh era after losing her husband and facing poverty. She and her daughter-in-law Cathy reconcile through quiet service, shared meals, and family bonds. Margery notes gratitude for support, and the birth of a granddaughter signals renewed harmony and purpose.
A distress call from a yacht off the Virginia coast describes a home permanent chemical mishap. The Coast Guard’s search and rescue unit quickly advises using peroxide and repeated washing, a tale added to its D.F. book of inquiries.
The article notes juror Oman faced questioning over open mindedness in a murder case. The judge ruled she qualified, saying highly educated people may form opinions yet should remain fair. A separate set of briefs recalls a faulty bus window causing injuries and a onions and cabbage odor dispute with a legal outcome.
A home feature promotes using canned and fresh fruits to brighten meals. It includes recipes for Fruit Salads, Wagon Wheel Peach Salad, Sea Dream Salad, Fancy Fruit Salad, Orange or Tangerine Salad, and Salad Dressing with Whipped Cream. It emphasizes garnishes, texture, and economical combinations.
Plan a varied meat platter with room for carving and no crowding. Include soft and solid textures such as creamed meat on toast with buttered string beans. Avoid a single cooking method like croquettes or fried potatoes. use edible garnishes needing little last minute prep.
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