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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
6
Readers learn to reuse discarded textiles for decor. Tips describe turning slips into lampshades, skirts into drapes, tablecloths into curtains, and bed pads into coordinated spreads. Emphasizes checking available fabrics, planning a color scheme, and personalizing bedrooms with dyed materials.
The article offers DIY ideas to refresh bedrooms with light fabrics and recycled materials. It covers creating shade samples from sheer gowns and old textiles, trimming mirrors and dressing tables, and framing windows with dyed pillowcases, draperies, and eyelets. It suggests using ribbons, ruffles, and bold color contrasts to brighten spaces.
A Soviet delegate at the security council, Jacob Malik, mocks the David and Goliath story and other fairy tales to critique imperialist propaganda. He redefines Goliath as a peaceful casualty and David as the aggressor, while lampooning Cold War rhetoric and Western alliances. The kiddies press questions yield further mock narratives and accusations of Washington’s influence.
Kathleen Norris argues modern youth are shaped by dangerous books and radio. She endorses the National Council for Youth led by Kenneth H. Bayliss, noting its efforts to curb obscene material and promote safer amusements. The piece cites pilot projects in St Paul and a campaign with the junior chamber of commerce to build character through better reading.
A Himalayan earthquake last month eluded quick location as the event occurred on a sparsely connected plate near Tibet Bhutan and Assam. The region remains hard to reach due to rugged terrain and isolated peoples who resist foreign intrusion.
A sleight of hand act faltered as the emcee sought an egg from the audience and a few witty exchanges circulated. A movie star with four divorces and a comical scar sparked gossip while the magician’s wife noted the tricks.
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