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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1940

Page

7

Marty and Her Bag of Tricks

A nostalgic sketch describes Marty helping her grandmother with a sewing corner. It details repurposed old items from 18th century hints, a reflected mirror, rug and drapery ideas, and the sewing tables, all illustrated to show fitting dresses and crafty setups in a corner of Shpew guest and sewing room.

Marty Martindale

Odd street encounter leaves man shaken and confused

A man recounts being struck on the street by a stranger who offered no explanation. His wife questions the incident as the husband and bystanders debate whether he should intervene in a stranger’s actions. The tale unfolds as a puzzling urban moment with no clear motive.

Strands

New U S Political Alignment Taking Shape Says Brackart

Washington columnist William Brackart predicts a major realignment in 1940 due to Roosevelt's third term bid and Willkie's surge. He outlines three voter blocs relief, farm, and foreign policy, with Democrats split over party control and conservatives shifting to the Republicans.

Brackart Washington Digest Kington Digest U. S White House Walkie Roosevelt Chicago New Deal Democratic Party Garner Willkie

Closing of polls signals a major political alignment shift

An article by William Bruckett argues the November 5 closing will reveal the greatest transition in political thought as the nation sees a clear break between New Deal supporters and its opponents this fall.

William Brackart National Press Washington, D. C Washington Roosevelt United States Mr. Roosevelt Wendell Willkie William Bruckett

Strange Facts Unstable Pound Odd Chicken Coops

In parts of China weight governs food prices with big pounds for plentiful supply and little pounds for scarcity. Warehouses factories hotels and churches house tens of thousands of egg-laying chickens in cages with feed and water troughs. Noted oddities include a Florida hotel's failure and a chicken coop with 61,000 hens. Also mentions seasickness death horse fears and homesick melancholia with a German sworn-in ritual.

Jan China Old City Florida

Gems of Thought on Garden Birds and Wisdom

A compact collection of proverbs and quotations notes values in nature and conduct. It cites Addison Johnson Emerson Young Cato and others to illustrate wit and moral insight. The lines praise garden birds, classical style, good breeding, clear thought, and practical desires.

Addison Johnson Emerson Cato

Decvedly Frock Promises Fresh Silhouette in Silk Print

A bright young frock described as fresh as apple blossoms features airy white fills and clever frills to emphasize the torso. It highlights the newest silhouette trend offering a long, lister look and versatile wear in silk print or flat crepe.

A Bad Stare

Why isn't Bill Jones at work this morning asked the foreman on Monday He met with an accident at his wedding on Saturday as he and his missus left the church some of the lads made an archway of picks for them Somebody blew a fuse and the whole thing collapsed Light housekeeping is said to be due canned thing after another

Bill Jones

Whispered Secrets and Public Refutation in History

A reflection on how secret histories gain belief only while circulated as whispers and are openly denied once told. The quote attributes this dynamic to Dr. Johnson and examines the tension between secrecy and public discourse.

Dr. Johnson

Surprising Eloquence in Everyday Conversations

The note quotes La Uruguayo, claiming eloquence appears in dialogues and various writings, though it is seldom sought and sometimes found where least expected.

la Uruyere

Napoleon Said The word impossible is not in my dictionary

A concise quotation attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte asserts that the word impossible has no place in his vocabulary, reflecting a mindset of determination and resilience often cited in leadership and motivation contexts.

Napoleon

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