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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
4
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Fragmentary passage mentions C Noland and W T PERSON with names like Mrs Webster and Hope and Dave. References a wild turkey, ram, tar guner, and swampland, plus concerns about rain and food. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Andy Ives and Dave rush to town to stock up as bayou waters rise. Mr Flipp and Eliott plan boats and repairs while Andy faces pressures from neighbors, a wary sheriff, and warnings about Sig Flanagan. Bigelow Halleck seeks refuge, and a ghost of mischief lingers over a turkey incident.
Kate recalls Mrs Webster's nosiness after Christmas as Andy notes Birdie Webster’s sharp tongue and the court house ring’s insinuations about homesteaders. Mr Eliot and Mr Flipp race to finish a flat bottom boat, using rake and flare terms. The plan hinges on clear weather to reach the Ives house before renewed rain.
The piece argues aging slows reflexes more than physical strength, citing Dempsey, Louis, and Williams to show experience, not speed, keeps a fighter sharp. It notes instinctive punches fade as time passes and hungry, hungry fighters rise anew, while well fed boxers losefire and drive.
Pattern Print for sewing offers Wing Circle Patterns with a panelled skirt and a slanted closing. Pattern No 44h covers sizes 1, 4, 16 and includes yardage guidance. Also mentions Pattern No 050 with soft eyelet yoke options and lace combinations.
An American visitor laughs at a grand old dime crossing the Potomac and the idea that a dollar went farther in the past. A guide shows Lord Nelson’s Victory while an Englishman notes the exact spot of Nelson’s fall. Brooklyn talk is captured in a park bench exchange about pronunciation and birds.
Stockholm reports a mass movement as thirty thousand Swedish housewives from twenty to seventy join gymnastic groups for back and feet strengthening. Five thousand will demonstrate next summer at Stockholm as part of the Lingiad. Swedes pioneered physical training with Ling’s Swedish drill.
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