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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
3
Pineapple crochet centerpiece measuring 17 inches offers a simple start for beginners. The pattern Seventeen-Inch Pineapple Dolly No 5271 costs 20 cents and requires name, address, and pattern number to order. High demand may delay fulfillment for popular numbers.
Alexander Hamilton once said that genius is the fruit of labor and thought. He noted that deep study makes a subject occupy the mind day and night and that people call the results the fruits of genius.
A simple cough syrup recipe uses two cups sugar and one cup water to make a syrup, with options of corn syrup or honey. Add Pinex to a pint bottle for a concentrated cough remedy that soothes throat irritation, loosens phlegm, aids breathing, and promotes rest with a money back guarantee.
A collage of showbiz notes profiles Frank McHugh late to a radio rehearsal and Kenny Delmar propelling a studio career, Ann Sothern car quirks, Marlene Aames landing a Goldwyn contract, a Red Rock lighting sequence for Pursued, Lauritz Melchior's Christmas in Hollywood, Ted De Corsta joining Orson Welles, and Mickey Rooney vaudeville tour plans with hospital visits. Also tidbits on Christina Crawford, Greta Garbo snacks, Jasmine Janks screen tests, and Janis Parse workers’ surprise.
The writer argues against expanding to 168 games, citing weariness and injury risk. Ty Cobb recalls lean training and peak August performance, praising keenness over a longer season. He asserts spring exhibitions overdone and favors keeping 154 games with higher pay raises for players.
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