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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
7
Mrs Sentry and her daughter Barbara start the day while Oscar and Eli prepare the car. Barbara recounts Johnny’s drunk escapade, a policeman, and Professor Brace who brought her home and plans to visit Sunday. Barbara hints Brace may reform her, mother hopeful.
Mrs Sentry hosts a luncheon with Linda and Barbara while discussing Miss Glen. Arthur Sentry reveals a break in at his office, a fatal shooting of a former temporary worker Miss Wines, and a haunting sense of danger as the day ends.
Barbara Sentry tries to sober up her escort Johnoe Boyd on a street near Sans, attracting a policeman who is knocked down by Boyd. Professor Bruce of Harvard intervenes and drives Barbara home. They glimpse Barbara's father driving from his office at 12 45, who then claims it is 11 15 and says he was playing bridge at the club.
Mrs Sentry, a self described very busy woman, manages a day rich with visits fittings and social whirl. Barbara joins Linda Dane on the tennis court and later chats with Sentry as Miss Simpkins works in the room nearby.
C Houston Goudiss reviews the nutrition value of bananas, labeling them a top first-order food fruit rich in carbohydrates and energy. He notes bananas supply about 100 calories per average fruit, aid in rapid energy, support steady weight, and pair well with milk for underweight children.
The article promotes ripe bananas as ideal for older adults due to easy digestion and energy provision. It explains ripeness stages from green starch to fully ripened sugars, notes all yellow bananas are ready to eat, and partially ripe ones may be cooked as dessert or vegetable.
A Washington Star column extols grooming terriers by plucking and trimming. It describes the painless method using a comblike instrument to remove dead hairs, shape coats, clip nails, and wash the dog, turning terriers into fashion plates for a small fee.
Florence features historic palaces like the Palazzo Vecchio Palazzo Strozzi and Bargello. The grand exteriors hint at Quatrocento noble life, yet interiors feel gloomy and damp.
A health note praises bananas as a protective food rich in vitamins A B C and G with 11 minerals. It notes alkaline ash after digestion and easy digestion when fully ripe. The piece emphasizes bananas for infants from infancy to maturity and suggests mashed ripe bananas for babies.
A sewing lesson shows making powder blue and white snow crystal mats for a dressing table. Coins mark fabric where crystals form. backstitched hems in white, three strands of embroidery thread, step by step stitches, with a push to order more from Mrs Spears in Chicago.
A quotation asserts that true modesty not only invites eloquence but also enhances every talent a person can possess.
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