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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
6
The article advises matching rug style to room size and furnishings. It stresses considering budget, color, and pattern, warning against overpowering contrasts. For small spaces it recommends plain or toned rugs, texture emphasis, and optional wall to wall carpet to enhance perceived space.
A courtroom tale about a man jailed for stealing his own watch after breaking in to reclaim it. A wife sues for separation over religious zeal, and a mother’s advice ends a marriage engagement dispute. A couple finds a 2000 year old boat while farming, and the piece then shifts to practical rug buying and care guidance detailing pile density, pads, and daily cleaning.
In a Kathleen Norris essay, motherhood is shown as a sensitive, lifelong influence. The piece recalls a man who mourns not seeing his mother, stressing how small reminders from children sustain mothers. It highlights how brief gestures, like letters or a dinner visit, carry deep emotional weight.
Boston report to the American College of Physicians notes terramycin cured 19 diseases in 300 patients. The antibiotic, from a threadlike fungus related to streptomycin, kills resistant germs and some viruses, with effectiveness against Gram negative and Gram positive bacteria. It helped primary atypical pneumonia and relapsing fever, offering a broader range than penicillin in early tests.
Answers: 1 A moth worm is white about ½ inch long with a brown head. 2 Seven dollars per family per year. 3 Venus. 4 Break Break Break by Alfred Lord Tennyson. 5 Tipperary Over There The Long Long Trail. 6 Alan Seeger. 7 St Peter's Cathedral in Rome.
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