Decorating Your Bedroom With Plans And Light Orchestrated
A columnist advises Beth on planning bedrooms with scale diagrams and movable furniture pieces. The guide covers choosing quality mattresses, coil construction, lighting for reading and writing areas, and forming functional groups such as conversation, writing, reading, and sleeping zones. It also suggests colors and patterns for bedding and emphasizes balanced, well-lit rooms.
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Beth
Governor Winthrop
Charlie
Thief at a Baker City Station Sets Plan forcapture
Red, a gas station owner near Baker City, discovers two robbers hit National City bank for 43000. A swarthy robber orders ten gallons of gas for a staged escape by air, but Red foils them by dumping water in the plane and hides. The criminals crash land and are captured by an unseen ally who retrieves the reward.
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ED Mallar
Baker City
National City Bank of the State Metropolis
Red
National City Bank
Oregon
Transforming Power of Dress and Lace in Fashion
Julia Bottomley surveys lace dominated fashion, linking dress psychology to beauty transformation. The article highlights two tone lace frocks, black and white contrasts, pastel lace accents, and lace slippers, noting hats and mitts also feature lace as designers push bold, feminine elegance across day and evening wear.
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Paris Couturiers
Defining propaganda as press bias and concealed facts
The author cites A. J. Montgomery of the A A A describing propaganda as efforts to sway public sentiment through the press while concealing relevant facts needed for fair judgment. The definition highlights lack of transparency and partial information in persuasive campaigns.
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A. J. Montgomery
The
The Pastor Sees Ads Change a poisonous weed into lozenges
The speaker notes advertising has transformed a weed from a coffin wall into a throat lozenge. He adds the religious life is fluid and needs a container even if the church is cracked. The remark reflects postwar consumer culture.
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John Andrew Holmes
His Occupation Gone The Chantyman Dies
The chantyman, chorister of the old packet ship, is described as no more. He led sailors in chanties while performing tasks such as pulling, windlass, setting sail, and pumping. Some songs were ribbed to coax crews to raise anchor.
Forest planting champion John Quincy Adams nickname
The American Forestry association notes that John Quincy Adams, sixth President, earned the nickname Tree-Planting Mr Adams for advocating forest planting to support naval needs. In 1828 America established an early forest experiment station growing live oak acorns.
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American Forestry Association
John Quincy Adams
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