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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1927

Page

2

Two Homes Made Happy by Vegetable Compound Letters

Letters from Ars Goldie Shoup of St Joseph and Mrs J Storms of Paterson praise Lydian G&G Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Each woman recovered strength after a run down period, improving health and family life as a result of the remedy.

G&g Pinkham Ars Goldie Shoup St. Joseph Iilli- Doig J. Storms 7 Lane Street Paterson N. J

Needing Credit Reveals Reluctant Hero Amid Debate

A terse figure refuses praise while claiming credit for a difficult achievement. Community reaction splits between admiration and skepticism as supporters argue the merit belongs to the unseen efforts behind the scenes. Local officials weigh implications for future recognition.

Men of Proved Nerve Seared by Microphone

Prince William of Sweden, a cultural hunter, stood four feet two in stocking feet when a broadcast began. He was overwhelmed in the deadened studio and cried out this is terrible. Berlenbach, who was to give a five minute skit on Bravery in the Prize Ring, fled the studio in terror and never returned.

Prince Willian Sweden N. Ayiesworth Berlenbach Strihling

Monk Purchases Palatable Property Amid Odd Encounter

A monk surveys his new property as a stranger in tweed accosts him about its past. The man recalls the site as a four farm and says it was sold for half a million. The owner smiles and hints at a deeper point the stranger misses.

Ecole

Firecracker Attracts Monster Pike At Lake

Ten year old Richard Wesson of Baston camps at La Hooste Lake. He stays calm as other fishermen argue over bait. Richard prefers firecrackers. A cracker snapped over the water, a pickerel leaped then fell stunned. The campers enjoyed fried fish, and the pike measured over a foot in length.

Richard Wesson Baston Lahooste Lake Richard Essen

Owls and Rats War Report From South Seas Island

Two cases of cola were shipped from San Piega California to Tord Howe island in the South seas. The plan is to release barn owls to wage relentless war on the rats and defend the 11 inhabitants of the island.

After My Period of Storm and Stress We Should Look for Rain

A reflective note urging careful search for ongoing rain after a period of upheaval. It speaks to resilience and noticing weather patterns as a metaphor for recovery and renewal.

Arizona workshop for disabled men aids veterans crafts

The American Legion and Auxiliary opened a Tucson workshop for disabled veterans to craft novelties from desert cactus leather copper and furniture. Funded by Auxiliary proceeds and local support the project aims to employ men and provide work for families while selling items nationwide.

American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Tucson Ariz Arizona United States Adalin Wright Macauley Auxiliary Macauley T. 8 Veterans’ Bureau Phoenix National Executive Committee Legion Legion Department of Arizona Indianapolis Ind Legion and Auxiliary John C. Greenway Legion Auxiliary

Slogan Power Shapes Presidential Campaign History

An article examines how campaign slogans influenced U S elections from 1840 to 1920 and beyond. It notes famous lines like Tippecanoe and Tyler too, Give ’em hell, back to normalcy, and Keep Cool With Coolidge, and questions whether a Maryland woman's 1928 entry will help Democrats after eight years of Republicans.

Ray Walters Wall Street Malm Street Democratic Party Woman's National Democratic Club Willur Hubbard Chestertown Ald Jefferson William Henry Harrison Tippecanoe Ohio Bliss John Tyler Virginia Tyler Harrison Indiana West United States Mexico Texas Great Britain Oregon James K. Polk Tennessee Polk Zachary Taylor Buena Vista Taylor Captain Cragg Jackson Lincoln Abe Grant Teddy James G. Blaine Knight Rupert Debate Maine Blaine Jim Penman Alulligan R. B. Borchard Cleveland Woodrow Wilson Charles Evana Tinghes Wilson Roosevelt Ke T. Fi America Warren G. Warding Harding Coolidge Republican Party Maryland Mistery

Panema Post Erects Hut for Boy Scouts Use

Panema Post No 1 American Legion receives thanks from Capt John Downes U S N president of the Canal Zone council of the Boy Scouts of America for contracting a hut for the scouts. The letter commends the project as wonderful and splendidly accomplished and says it will aid in teaching Americanism and self‑reliance in the area.

Panema Panata Post No. 1 American Legion John Downes Canal Zone c Council Boy Scouts of America

Post Wins State Membership Cap for 1997 Gain

Luther Steel Clark Post No. 21 of Cherry Tree won the state cap for largest membership increase on a four percent basis in Pennsylvania. It grew from 15 members in 1976 to 57 by July 1, 2027, amid a small ex-servicemen population of 12 in town, and recently built a Lesson home from two passenger cars donated by New York Central on railroad-owned ground.

Luther Steel Clark Pao, Baa Pennsylvania New York Central Railroad

Radio's Great Service Sat Beyond Recreation for All

The piece recalls an impoverished New York shut-in who, after receiving a donated radio, heard her first music in years when a violin solo played with accompaniment. An employee installed the set as a holiday gift, highlighting radio’s value to those unable to attend concerts or afford tickets. Marco polo's greatest rewards are not in Tasney.

New York Marcooi

Distance's Lore and the Watchful Eye of Art

A fragment speaks of distance in viewing art, noting the caution not to crowd a great painting. The line hints at preserving perception by stepping back to grasp the whole work rather than inspecting fine details up close.

Viewing Women From Distance in a Roughly Made Light

A fragment urges viewing a picture from four distance to see its rough construction. It cautions against close inspection and suggests maintaining a four to five feet gap when looking at women, attributed to F. W. [one's Monthly.].

F. W

Two Kinds of Pores and the Knowledge Paradox

A reflective piece contrasts the man who knows nothing who seeks all knowledge with the boor who claims certainty and insists on teaching. It highlights the tension between curiosity and certainty and explores the value of learning humility.

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