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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
3
In a Thornton Burgess tale, Emry Muskrat begins preparing for winter by building a big new house. He works mainly at night, while Peter Rabbit watches from the Smiling Pool. The muddying of the pool signals busy activity beneath the waters as Mustkrat labors.
Golf advice notes that starting the downswing by pulling with the left arm improves control and mirrors pulling a bell card over the right shoulder. Bobby Jones cites feeling a pull against his own muscles as key to early downswing rhythm. The text shifts to a humorous river tale about Jerry Muskrat and neighbors at the Smiling Pool, who quarrel over his house construction and muddy water, ending with his determined digging.
The article suggests light summer meals using fresh vegetables and small amounts of meat such as chicken veal or beef to balance heat. It details a celery onion dish with cooked meat and rice, plus short bread cakes filled with cake batter and decorated with coconut or almonds and whipped cream. It also provides a creamed sardine recipe with butter breadcrumbs cream eggs and spices served on toasted bread.
Humorous exam tidbits and odd phrasing noted by teachers include jokes about revival by side punches and misreadings of the Declaration of Independence. The text nods to a 1924 Bell Syndicate WNU Service style, mixed with stray musings on geography and official waters.
Charlie Chaplin recalls early life and entry to Keystone studios in 1914 Hollywood era. He describes fear of stunts and misreading of a double and outlines career milestones from vaudeville to First National and his own studio.
Poem reflects fear and hope during illness in a family. A narrator admits helplessness while seeking divine strength and comfort. The piece contrasts independence in good times with dependence on healing guidance during sickness.
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