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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1946

Page

3

Homemade Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief and Savings

A simple home mix uses sugar syrup or corn syrup with 2% Pinex added to a pint bottle for a ready cough remedy. The preparation is easy with no cooking, tastes good, and aims to loosen phlegm soothe membranes and clear air passages for fast relief. Money back if not satisfied.

Stagg Portrait Spurs Echoes of Football’s Golden Age

A nostalgic piece recalls Alonzo Stagg visiting Chicago’s Midway and Stagg Field ahead of a Northwestern game. It profiles Pop Warner as football’s master innovator, praises Tom Hamilton of Navy, and discusses the rise of air travel in football with mentions of Luckman Baugh Dobbs and emerging college stars.

Alonzo Stagg Midway Stagg U. of Chicago Northwestern Lonnie Chicago College of the Pacific Pop Warner Hurry Pop Palo Alto Calif Jim Thorpe Carlisle Jim Carlisle Indians Army Notre Dame Thorpe Guyon Calac Metoxén Hauser Bemus Pierce Little Wolf Little Bear Mt. Pleasant Hudson Rockne Knute Pittsburgh Stanford Red Blaik Tom Hamilton Navy Hamilton Luckman Baugh Dobbs Luckiman Ace Parker Filchock Christman Gilmer Layne Wedemeyer Halas McAfee Gallerneau Franck Giants Greasy Neale Steve van Buren The Redskins Brooklyn Dodgers

Hit Parade of 1947 star Joan Edwards makes single NYC appearance

Western Newest Union releases Joan Edwards first film Hit Parade of 1947 and she will appear gratis at a neighborhood theater in Washington Heights New York City where she grew up. The article notes her Gus Edwards connection and her bid to break into show business along with other entertainment updates and trivia.

Joan Edwards Washington Heights New York City Gus Edwards Joan

Household Maintenance Tips From a Vintage Guide

Time to fill the salt shakers. Make a funnel from a folded envelope tip. Iron four sheet thicknesses, plain side then hem side. Tie back curtains by aligning shades. Clean chromium with soap and water then whiting paste polish. Cut worn quilted pads into pot-holder padding. Oil sewing machines every five to six hours of use.

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