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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1949
Page
2
The article advises women to assess basic linen needs before shopping, emphasizing knowledge over price. It covers minimum wardrobe items, sheet quality factors, labels, thread count, weights, and care, recommending percale for daily use and muslin for sturdiness, with attention to hems and colors.
Summer shorts feature new button effects and striking color combinations. A back button design shows a double row. Black jerseys paired with blue checks and white or solid colors create bold contrasts.
A tenant sued after being called a bum by a fellow occupant in the building. The court ruled the remark did not cause tangible harm and thus was not slander. The piece also notes cases on state schooling laws and animal liability, highlighting civil liberty and restraint limits.
Former President Herbert Hoover discusses the idea that ex presidents could hold advisory seats in the Senate without voting rights. He cites potential savings of up to 3 to 4 billion dollars annually and says reform would not centralize power, but would add experienced guidance to the legislative side. Hoover notes implementation would require statutory changes and phased action.
A home guide urges summer gardeners to pre plan and organize kitchen space for vegetable canning. It stresses selecting high quality produce, prepping with clean tools, and using pressure canning at ten pounds to ensure safe preservation.
Instructions advise on stripe shaped cookies and canning jars. After baking cookies, pipe icing in lines. Wipe jar edges, seal properly, and remove jars with tongs. Remove air bubbles then seal with self sealing lids and test after 24 hours. Greens and spinach quantities noted for canning output.
Mr. DeKwickrich estimated his fortune at 1 530 942 52 dollars after many years of industrious labor. He had come by it through steady work and now was enjoying the fruits of his toil.
The article notes a worldwide drop in marriages and divorces in 1948, with the United States recording about 1.8 million marriages, down from 1947 and 1946 totals, and divorces expected below 420,000. It cites government and university efforts to improve family life, including the Truman administration and various institutes, as context for the shift toward normalcy.
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