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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
6
Woman's World advises simple glass curtain sewing for a fresh room. Measure windows, cut wide, allow seam and shrinkage margins, and choose sturdy fabrics like scrim or nylon. Tear fabric when possible, cut along grain, press hems, and test fit on the rod for a neat hang.
Garden tips urge slow, steady work with soil prep for different soils, mulching to cut weeds and conserve moisture, and simple fertilizing. It covers tilling, soil preparation, watering, pest control, and even curtain stiffening notes for home crafts.
Kathleen Norris critiques a letter claiming childhood injustices shaped adult life. She argues widespread blame on parents for later failures is common, urges coping with present issues, and cautions against overreliance on psychoanalysis to recount past hurts.
The season brings back prints in substantial quality with classic lines and minimal sleeves. Polka dots remain popular and small scale patterns feel both conventional and new. Silk adds a delicate hand for original collar interpretations and many are low cut.
The Library of Congress runs labs in Mexico City Japan and plans in Palestine to photograph 20 000 historic documents of northern Mexico and medieval manuscripts. George T Smiser leads the Mexico unit after talks in Washington with LOC officials. They aim to preserve world culture through arduous field work photographing Durango cabildos from the 16th to mid 19th century.
A Lent friendly recipe column highlights cheese eggs and fish as economical nourishing staples. It features a broccoli omelet with cheese sauce, Lenten supper rolls with olives, yeast bread tips, Lenten broils with tuna, and potato and cheese souffle plus baked beans and bread care guidance.
Hammerfest on Kvala island near Norway is described as Europe’s northernmost town with a population in the thousands. Its 70 40 north latitude is slightly farther north than Point Barrow Alaska, yet it enjoys a mild climate due to Gulf Stream drift currents and North Atlantic winds. The harbor stays ice free and January temps run just below freezing.
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