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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1949

Page

6

Curtain Cleaning: Tested Methods for Longer Lasting Drapes

This article advises careful curtain care to avoid limp faded fabric and costly replacements. It recommends weekly vacuuming, keeping windows clean, removing curtains during washing, and allowing shrinkage when purchasing or altering drapes. It notes that overwashing weakens fibers and that proper prep helps curtains stay bright and straight.

Curtain Care Guide From Campus Cloche

The guide advises measuring curtains before laundering and keeping measurements, washing curtains of identical sizes together, and marking ironing boards. Dust with a vacuum or shake before washing, rinse briefly in cold water, avoid soaking fragile fabrics, and use hand washing or a pillowcase method for delicate panels. For sturdier but fragile curtains, protect with muslin strips when using a curtain stretcher.

Iceman Not at Fault in Yard Incident Court Ruling

A grouchy iceman warned children away from his truck and a boy ran into traffic, injuring himself. The court found the iceman not liable, saying he had a right to caution the youngsters. A separate case about a barber shoe shine ended in dismissal, with the judge noting no guarantee of safety. A truck driver unloading cloth caused a boy to be struck, but damages were awarded after the driver failed to look or holler.

Brazil Russia America

May a Trolley Conductor Punch A Quarrelsome Passenger

A fat man argued with a street car conductor over a last nickel and called him a liar. The dispute escalated to a punch in the stomach. The passenger sued for assault and battery, but the court found the conductor liable, ruling public conveyance workers must respect passengers.

Public schools and the path to character and virtue

Kathleen Norris argues that high schools and colleges overemphasize formal studies while neglecting practical guidance for character. She cites life adjustment programs and parental influence as crucial, noting many graduates lack the drive for true self development and the home as the best source for moral formation.

Woman Elevator Operator Saves Scores During Fire

In Pittsburgh a 22 year old elevator operator named Sally Rahn braved a 15000 fire to carry scores of terrified office workers from upper floors of a burning building. She made two trips before heat forced her to hand over and then two more trips until smoke and heat forced abandonment of the car.

Pittsburgh Sally Rahn

Rarest Object Is Rare Book in American History

The Bay Psalm Book of 1640 stands as America's most valuable printed work with prices reaching 151000. Only eleven copies are known, making future discoveries unlikely though not impossible.

New York America Bertha

Sewing Circle Patterns for Kids and Ladies Wear

Pattern No. 8500 offers a toddler dress and matching briefs with scalloped waist finishes. Includes sizes 2 to 6 years and a one yard fabric requirement per item. Also features trio blouse patterns to pair with a full suit, sized for women, with a single yard fabric need per blouse.

You Build It Try Skill on This Settee Pattern

Do it yourself woodworkers can craft a settee quickly using simple hand tools. Full size patterns simplify construction and include a materials list, with stock sizes ready to buy. Patterns for two chairs cost less than a ready made chair. send 35c for Pattern No SS to East End Pattern Company in Pleasantville New York.

East End Pattern Company Dept. W Pleasantville, N.Y

Malaria Mass Killer Still Regarded as Major Threat

The article notes malaria remains the world’s most prevalent disease, with about 600 million cases and 3 million deaths annually. It claims major historical figures such as Alexander the Great, Lord Byron, Cromwell, James I, and several popes fell to malaria, illustrating its deep impact on world history.

United States Alexander the Great Lord Byron Oliver Cromwell James I England

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