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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
7
Youthful versatile frock with back opening and adjustable sleeve lengths. Pattern No 8209 available in sizes 12 through 20, sample in size 14 with 44 yards of 35 inch fabric. Fall and Winter Fashion issue offers free pattern inside, new styles and fashion news for 25 cents.
The article offers practical homemaking guidance such as wrapping toolbox items in heavy paper, winding wool with a moth ball to deter moths, pairing backless dresses with a jacket, using a bolero for cool nights, cleaning glass straws with pipe cleaners, daily shoe cleaning, and regular vacuuming to protect carpets. It also notes sanding furniture with fine sandpaper on a padded block and wiping with a lintless cloth.
The questions cover who said a tax quote Plato and whether Civil War battles occurred in Europe. It asks about the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes location Julius Caesar’s death equator degrees largest inland sea most populous South American country and if Ethiopians are Christians. It also asks if a compressed air barrel is more buoyant than atmospheric air. The supplied answers include Plato and a claim about the USS Kearsarge sinking the CSS Alabama near Cherbourg, France.
A list of quick facts and true false style statements covering geography history religion and physics. Topics include Alaska assassination claim 360 degrees Caspian Sea dimensions and area Brazil Thomas Paine and a claim about Christians after the Crusifixion and buoyancy comparison of air and a barrel.
The Star Spangled Banner Key watched by Francis Scott Key referred to a flag with fifteen stripes. From 1795 to 1818 the flag bore fifteen alternating red and white stripes, with two extra stripes representing Vermont and Kentucky admitted in 1791 and 1792.
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