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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
4
A vintage guide on transforming windows with fringing ruffles and dyed fabrics. Reuse old draperies, feed sacks, and sheer curtains to craft economical, stylish window treatments with careful planning and color coordination.
A humorous court scene mocks rising car crashes caused by screen viewers. A judge grills an autoist about a accident blamed on television stars and programs, lampooning media dependence and slippery road media intersections.
Kathleen Norris urges families to accept upcoming austerity as a shared challenge. She frames a wartime budget plan, cutting meat, luxury, and waste while stressing resilience, sacrifice, and mutual support.
The article advises safe ivory care with soap and water and lemon salt rubs for glued pieces. It suggests cutting mirrors into squares by a glazier for decorative use and cleaning marble with a salsoda paste in a 24 hour soak. Plaster of paris statuary is cleaned with a starch paste that dries and is brushed off later. It also recommends painting mattress springs to prevent rust marks.
New York Institute of Criminology has graduated two women, supporting Emma Predicker’s view that women are naturals in private investigation. She notes their thorough reports and keen shadowing skills, while licensing requires three years of experience despite rising demand for plant security and factory screening.
A regional notice advertises cheap lumber at Gilbert's in Watertown with 2x4 prices down to SG$11. The spot urges listeners to vote for a candidate for Governor, listing several South Dakota towns including Sioux Falls Pierre Aberdeen Mitchel Lemmon Mobridge and Yankton.
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