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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
6
An analysis of curiosity as a fundamental human impulse acting as a double edged motivator. Curiosity drives science and knowledge yet fuels gossip and slander, balancing fear and flight to prevent recklessness and cowardice.
A 1920 poem by Douglan Malloch questions the most honorable role for women. It contrasts married home duties with broader ambitions and concludes the housewife is esteemed in the narrator's view.
A father argues against total money avoidance in raising children. He warns that money exists in daily life and shapes character, insisting money matters must be integrated with character-building rather than ignored.
The author argues that both stinginess and extravagance stem from too little thought about money. Forethought about finances governs refined living, and wealth or poverty does not dictate virtue or happiness. The essay asserts money should be considered in time and perspective, not feared or worshipped.
A 1930 nutritional note urges eating vegetables twice daily with many uncooked. It lists nutrients found in potatoes peas cabbage lettuce and other greens, stresses digestive health and roughage, and promotes children growing their own plots. A tomato delight recipe is included.
City of Contraste Budapest sits on both sides of the Danube with six bridges linking Duda on the right bank and Pest on the left. Buda exudes old world quietude while Pest buzzes with new world energy, making Budapest one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals.
A humorous creature described as the powk feeds on scrap iron beside locomotive works. It has an iron constitution and perches in girders to watch boilermakers. The illustration shows a powk with a paper shell pecan body and a filbert head, navy bean eyes, corn and bean wings, and peanut feet.
A fragment quotes Nicholas Velimirovic urging humility and confidence as the stars share the same material as people. The lines contrast modesty with belief in personal worth and place in the universe.
A puzzle note by Harvey Ponks describes a circle with two verses and six four letter objects at the center. Readers are asked to write the object names and use their letters to complete the inside circle words, ensuring no letters are left unused.
A rich prince lacks happiness until a poor goat herd teaches him to think of others. The lad’s simple acts of kindness and helping neighbors unlock the prince’s smile, transforming the king, queen, and entire kingdom through shared joy.
Directions describe reproducing two daffodil patterns on heavier paper about three inches wide. Use white paper for No 1 and tissue or Crepe paper for No 2. Center a pool in pattern No 2 align petals around the center. Assemble petals with paste, form across the board, and complete with a long string of heavy cardboard.
New York health officials report 1920 progress by public health administration and modern publicity against diphtheria. The commission notes dramatic reductions since a half century ago when half of those infected died, and predicts extinction in the city within five years under Dr. Shirley W. Wynne.
An antiseptic style ad claims excess stomach acid causes digestion issues and soda worsens it. It promotes Phillips Blt of Diagnesia as a fast neutralizer that relieves acidity, gassiness, and sourness. It touts safety for children and availability at drug stores.
A damaged fragment recalls a sailor washed ashore and declaring I am through as the sea mirrors behavior and fate. The text blends nautical imagery with a refrain of being left high and dry and washed up.
La Junta Colorado reader says after birth a neighbor urged the compound. One bottle improved appetite and sleep, reduced nervousness, and helped with child care. She plans to continue using the medicine and would recommend it to others.
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