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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1949
Page
6
Practical guidance on sewing for kids emphasizes choosing quality fabrics and proper fit to build confidence. It discusses color, sizing, and tailoring details for boys and girls, advocating careful sewing over cheaply made or ill fitting garments. It links clothing quality to self esteem and social perception.
A courtroom digest recounts misadventures from a boy breaking his leg on a railroad box-car to a perjury charge after an oath at marriage, a husband’s assault defense rejected as outdated, and a jailed student freed after a kangaroo court. It also notes duties of jailers and a guide to durable children’s fabrics and fasteners for easy care and ironing.
Mildred Miller of New York writes of a rut in married life with Lee, a modest income and secure life but lacking heart. The piece suggests moving to a smaller city or farm for fulfillment, gardening, interior decorating, and shared work toward a peaceful, engaged middle years life.
The article highlights wool dresses with simple necklines and upstanding collars pairing with ornate necklaces. It describes long looping strands, chokers with pendants, and repeating motifs in earrings and pins. Examples include jade and pearl chokers and a jade pendant with coral and rhinestones on gold filigree.
Pincus Margulies of Ladentown a 45 year veteran opens Pine's Store to revive the Ramapo mountaineer art of making baskets scoops bowls spoons and other wooden utensils. Harold Margulies runs the store postwar while the mountaineers supply a yearly output of hundreds of baskets scoops and colored wares. The barter based trade paid workers in merchandise and food with credit extended on necessities as baskets and wares were sent to summer visitors and freight cars filled in spring.
Coldwater Ohio AVCO New Idea plant marks golden anniversary with a 15 acre factory and a 1440 square foot replica of the 1899 Maria Stein workshop where Joseph Oppenheim and six helpers built the first manure spreader. The museum-like site showcases a historic forge and early tools.
A live stock specialist reports crossbreds show a finer type of beef than their purebred ancestors. The finding suggests planned cross-breeding could improve outcomes, and color variation is not a reliable indicator of inferior market yield.
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