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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
4
The article highlights new rug and floor covering trends emphasizing an American look with home grown materials. It notes rayon carpet, all wool designs, and cotton backs, offering vast color ranges from beige and gray to greens and reds, plus desert and outdoor inspired hues. It stresses care and maintenance for longevity.
Fragmented dialogue questions public access to hearings and suppressed reports about the Joint Chiefs of Staff and major investigations. Debates touch on Wake Island records, the Anastasia case, and alleged mafia influence.
Kathleen Norris argues mothers and teachers must actively protect youth from vulgarity in media and culture. She cites letters praising decency and warns against merely forbidding distractions, urging safe, constructive activities and parental involvement to guide girls’ choices and self control.
The U N command shows a diverse military cuisine as troops from 14 nations plus the United States serve in Korea. British and other units adapt meals to local tastes with tea and olive oil bread, while moslems receive pork-free options.
Sewing Circle offers Pattern No. 1782 a princess line dress in sizes 2 3 4 5 6 with a matching flat opening bonnet. Includes yardage for 35 or 39 inch fabric and a spring summer stylist issue with 48 pages of easy to sew styles fabric news and gift patterns all for 25 cents.
A list of household and packing tips shows cellophane tape used to secure items from watch crystals to coins and movie film. It suggests taping cheese on a mouse trap, taping coins to a card for mailing, repairing film, protecting plaster, and binding curtain rod ends for smoother operation.
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