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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
7
Fragmentary newspaper text presents a poetic citation about painting by nature and imagination. It references names like Pearse and Thompson and hints at the interplay of color and creation within buds and scenes. The readable portion conveys literary quotation rather than a clear news event.
Reader advises consistency in thrift focusing on nonessential comforts while ensuring basics are not skimped. Encourages prudent budgeting and wise use of resources to balance needs and wants.
The article outlines several salad preparations including a pineapple and orange salad with celery and hard cooked egg yolk, a delicate fruit salad with cherries marshmallows almonds and whipped cream, chicken salad with celery apple and green pepper, and cabbage and tomato cucumber based salads. It also notes a caterful tomato may be added to the menu at a reasonable price and suggests dressings and serving methods.
A fragmentary Scots conversation shows Marjorie predicting she will cook at home once Attie grows bigger, while Rosie's reply hints at future household leadership and management. The exchange reflects daily family dynamics and aspirations in a rural context.
Street wear embraces straight line silhouettes with new cloth dresses and one piece frocks. Designers favor belt detailing lower at the waist and slim panels to emphasize length. Wide sleeves and varied necklines appear as batik crepe textures and crepe edged trims showcase a tailored, minimal look for early fall.
Knitted outerwear dominates fall fashion with tuxedo inspired coats and revamped surplice waists. Worsted middies in white with navy collars showcase decorative cuffs and pearl buttons. A plain tuxedo and detachable sash detail mark the new coating, with white on color reversals and varied color pairings.
A fashion note highlights colored chenille dots as a durable trend. White dotted patterns hold their own amid bold contrasts with jade, cornflower, cherry, coral, and other hues. Even nine inch ceilings are shown in white.
Former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky warned in Prague that 15 million people in Russia face starvation this year if aid is not immediate. He said 11 million tons of wheat are needed to avert disaster, describing a mass exodus and deadly caravans across the country as famine and disease threaten Moscow and the government.
Judge CW Itobineen, in criminal court in Houston, condemns alleged unlawful transactions and orders the new grand jury to investigate every unlawful action, calling current practices a damning cowardly procedure verging on anarchy worse than Russia.
Naples reports the death of Enrico Caruso the world’s great tenor at 4 a m after a relapse from pleurisy and a recent operation in Naples. He had traveled with his wife Dorothy Benjamin to Pompeii for thanks offerings before returning to the hospital where acute peritonitis was diagnosed and surgery performed.
A disrupted tale centers on Tilsa kinlerbert Ray age 21 and Char ler C. Scott as alleged lovers who met at the city morgue to arrange Mrs. Scott’s funeral expenses after police say a suicide by poison occurred. Ray spoke of plans to form a family with Scott’s wife before she refused reconciliation with her husband.
For years druggists have watched Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer and Co as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a strengthening remedy that helps the kidneys liver and bladder do their work. It has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. A sample bottle can be obtained by sending ten cents to the company in Binghamton NY and mentioning the paper.
Dr Charles F Baldwin of the US Public Health Service compares scientist quirks to artists. He cites Elie Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute famed for the bacillus of long life, the microbe that makes buttermilk sour. He washed each grape separately then drank the wash water.
A refined woman is praised for an elegant perfume influence. A Cuticura Soap bath with hot water cleanses pores and a finish with Cuticura Talcum powder promises a clear sweet healthy grin.
Old Joe Carter, long afflicted with rheumatism, eagerly seeks a cure his sister from Mobile mentions. She begins to describe electricity as the remedy, but Joe recalls his lightning strike last summer and doubts the suggestion. The exchange is recounted in a Philadelphia Ledger clipping.
Four year old Lillian asks in Sunday school what the soul is and how wings could be fastened on the mind. Her mother calls soul the mind the thinking part of you. The child then asks if God is central the same, and the father notes a town difference with Not in our town.
A fragmented cartoon caption about The Set and Yes, To, with mentions of a sword swallower and a joke about a saw. The garbled text hints at playful magazine humor and comic strip dialogue. The piece reads like a cartoon caption collage from Cartoons Magazine.
Joseph Ek of Sant Meat Market Marshall Michigan credits Tanlac with ending a year long milk and mush diet and severe stomach trouble. He claims three bottles restored his health, boosted energy, and gained twenty five pounds. He invites others to ask him about Tanlac.
Two former neighbors from the South discuss a truck garden in Philadelphia. One boasts he recovered his money and earned more from the garden than the owner, claiming he collected rent that the owner never did. The exchange highlights a pragmatic, sharp trade in rural urban business.
Mrs Gadspur asks if 2 plumbers were called to mend a leak. Mr Gadspur says yes but the plumber may delay arriving. He admits attempting to calm emotion and speak normally but fears this made him seem urgent in his request.
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