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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
6
NE WOMAN panel urges thoughtful selection of hats gloves shoes and handbags to pair with dresses coats and suits. Focus on double duty pieces choosing hats after outfits and considering face shape and figure for flattering effect.
Kathleen Norris describes Esther George's husband David who drinks evenings, becomes incoherent, and disrupts family life. Norris urges a serious talk, possibly move to his mother's home, and strongly recommends Alcoholics Anonymous as a path to recovery.
A traveling salesman honks at two mules causing a wreck that kills them. a judge orders damages for the farmer. A rich man’s will disinherits remarriage and the court upholds it. A tipsy man is jailed for operating a vehicle after merely starting the motor. A policeman trips on a depot cart, injures himself, and sues the railroad, with the court ruling railroad negligence.
An immigrant arrives in the United States faces illiteracy but rises from janitor to real estate success. He later seeks a loan, and the banker, impressed by his achievement, asks what he could have done if he could read and write. He responds that he would have been a janitor.
Self service stores that offer no delivery and no credit typically price their food lower than stores that provide many services. This reflects the reduced overhead of minimal services and self checkout.
This ad suggests gifting smokers with Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco in festive packaging. It promotes personalized wrap and built in notes, touting budget friendly choices for a holiday gift.
GREEN BAY WIS a municipal judge found two men guilty of breaking into a filling station. A sledge hammer and an electric drill were deemed not social tools but the tools plus a typewriter found in a car with the pair supported the burglary charge.
Simon the cat, about two years old, earned Britain's Dickin Medal for bravery aboard the sloop Amethyst after it was hit on the Yangtse. Dispatches say he cleared rats despite shrapnel and fire, boosting crew morale before the ship's dash to sea. Fifty-three animals have won the honor, named after founder Mia Elizabeth Dick.
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