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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1948
Page
5
New York fashion notes describe fall bonnets inspired by cat faces Victorian nurse caps and Holbein portraits. Bright felt bonnets with long ribbons and feathered trims compete with muffs stoles and marabou detailing. A standout is a cat-face silhouette hat with kohinoor gray maribou stole for a coordinated fall look.
Pattern No 8294 covers sizes 2 to 6 years with size 3 requiring 2 percent yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents in coins, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett at Poca tello Post 530 South Wells St Chicago Ill. Includes Spring Summer fashion features and a free pattern in the book.
A nurse and doctor team battles to save Sally as the mother prays in the doorway. Though Sally regains consciousness and calls for Mama the same night, a little boy dies down the corridor, underscoring the night’s double fate. Reporters witness the tension between hope and loss in a hospital corridor.
A piece explaining that true friendship hinges on consistent effort not convenience. It contrasts women who say they would help if convenient with those who actively reach out, visit, write, and assist in timely ways, arguing lasting friendships come from steady, timely actions.
Lincoln Nebraska. About a year after Mrs Gilbert Wall delivered a baby in an ambulance at a downtown intersection, her mother Mrs Clarence Kagy delivered her tenth child in the same ambulance this month.
The writer recalls a poem written by internees at San Tomas camp near Manila for Marie on her first birthday July 12, 1943. She notes courage amid cruelty, mentions the De La Salle College massacre, and praises examples of greatness. Professor Nelson Brown visits, helping with tree plantings and promising a written recommendation to Elliott.
Two budget friendly recipes provide main course protein. Italian Eggplant serves 4-6 and uses eggplant, egg, milk, crumbs, onion, tomatoes, cheese and standard bake steps. Sausage pastry uses flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, milk and bulk sausage rolled in dough then baked. Includes tomorrow's menu items for breakfast lunch and dinner.
Guild fair plans advance with Mrs Chester G Wells hosting at 710 North Garfield Avenue at 8 p m Monday. Memorial hall fair date set for October 2 with Mrs Wells as general chairman and Mrs H B Markham as secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt notes a year of growing weeds and seeds of reading. She shares her pleasure in Hedvig Collin’s Wind Island, a Junior Literary Guild Danish family tale with charming illustrations. The book’s enduring value appeals to both children and elders.
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