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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
3
Kathleen Norris urges couples to make a life plan after the war to fight debt and disillusionment. She cites Mary Perry of Texas who, with her husband, moved to the country, started a savings and garden plan, and says the plan saved their marriage after 17 months.
Miss Norris urges couples to make concrete plans to navigate marriage. Goals, even modest ones like saving for a home or paying off debt, provide direction and purpose, preventing drift and disillusionment. A clear plan stabilizes the relationship and inspires both partners to overcome difficulties.
A magazine tips wives to win cooperation by humor over nagging. It suggests placing glamor ad cutouts with personal notes to influence daily habits like shaving. Two drawbacks are self control and time to plan schemes, but neglecting effort may risk losing a husband.
Remove spots with powder absorbs moisture rather than sponging. Apply absorbing powders such as cornstarch corn meal talcum salt magnesia or Fuller's earth to the wet area. Shake on powder brush off with a soft brush. Repeat until moisture is absorbed then press between blotting paper to dry.
A collage of film gossip and production updates covers Joan Fontaine in Frenchman's Creek, Week end at the Waldorf star lineup Ginger Rogers Lana Turner Walter Pidgeon Van Johnson, Pat Kane a Pearl Harbor veteran, Gary Cooper glimpsed, and indoor exteriors for The Wonder Man. The American School of the Air marks its 15th season with five divisions. Od s and ends salute Hedy Lamarr on Experiment Perilous and more industry bits from Hollywood and nearby studios.
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