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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

6

Three Ways to Use Wooden Cornices

An old pattern description explains three methods for box like wooden cornices used to cover rods for curtains in mid Victorian rooms. It notes grooves in returns to hold rods and suggests adapting double rods, painting wood to match decor, and links to pattern 207 for scalloped designs at 15 cents postpaid.

Pinafore Easter Play A Colorful Gift for Little Girls

A lively Easter Play Pinafore described as gay and colorful suited for two to four year olds. Mother can sew it in an afternoon using bright fabric scraps with appliques. Pattern No 5534 offers complete cutting guides. order by sending 16 cents and details, noting wartime delays.

Self Deception Quote by Demosthenes

A compact aphorism on self deception noting that people prefer to believe what they wish to be true, attributed to Demosthenes. The remark frames self interest as bias in judgment and truth.

Demosthenes

All Bran Claims Digest Endorsed by Health Letter

A reader touts Kellogg's All-Bran as solving constipation for a 75 year old and others. Scientists call it a dietary source of cellulose aids, noting its effect on colon bacteria and waste regulation with milk fruit or other cereals and ample water.

Kellogg's Allbran Kellogg Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Emperor Maximinus Stands Eight Feet Tall in Legend

The tale describes Emperor Maximinus of Rome as towering eight feet two inches, a figure of mythic stature. Modern historians view the claim as legendary exaggeration illustrating ancient rulers' awe.

Maximinus of Rome

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