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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1949
Page
6
This feature suggests using a sewing machine and fabric scraps to create thoughtful Christmas gifts. It covers easy items like tea cozies, clothes pin aprons, pot holders, and quilted mitts, plus hostess aprons and matching bridge sets for new brides. It emphasizes practical, homemade gifts with personal touches.
Neighborhood dog cases show owners liable for dangerous animals and witnesses. A monkey escapes, mauls a pedestrian, and the owner is held responsible. A drunkard husband case rejects habitual intoxication as a divorce ground. A man’s drunken confession is deemed truthful after drinking. Practical craft tips close the piece with fabric and plastic project ideas for gifts and home storage.
Alison Hoyt writes from Kansas City about families juggling a $400 monthly budget amid rising costs and consumer temptations. The piece contrasts older standards with present wages, highlights hardships for Frank and Barbara, and follows immigrant Olga and Jen Rickar as they find affordable housing and work to support a new life, illustrating resilience and ongoing economic strain.
The article highlights a softer blouse driven silhouette shaping this season and spring fashion. It notes soft-woven novelty tweeds and sheer woolens creating drape and color, with simple straight skirts to emphasize a belted blouse contour for slender to average height figures.
Advertisement notes a two piece frock with youthful air for year round wear. Pattern 1823 offers sizes 12 to 20 with short and long sleeve options and a peplum feature. Also mentions fabric yardage and a fashion feature in the book.
Milwaukee centennial observation notes the mystery of tuberculosis. The piece outlines death rates, possible causes such as air, nourishment, and genetics, and credits Robert Koch for proving the germ theory on March 24, 1882, ending prior ignorance.
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