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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
3
In this pattern notice the return to femininity in clothing with gathers yoke and pleated sleeve. Pattern 2212 available in sizes 12 to 42 uses 3 1 2 yards of 36 inch fabric. includes illustrated sewing instructions and costs 15 cents to order from the Sewilog Circle at 243 West Seventeenth Street New York City.
In a candid exchange, Senator Sorghum says he will skip world economic complexities and focus on a straightforward justice issue: votes for Washington D C. He frames it as plain fact and right.
A European savant jokes about writing a book of etiquette to define court formalities. He quips that officials meeting should know who is expected to shoot first, illustrating satire on protocol.
Senator Sorghum voices plank ideas for a campaign including sharing the wealth and demands free radio time for all. The remarks appear in a broad public debate about campaign access and funding.
In the Green Forest as autumn colors spread, Lightfoot the Deer grows uneasy. He remembers past dangers from hunters as leaves fall and rustle, signaling the approach of the hunting season. Only at night does calm return until the danger rises again.
Summer camping and picnic cooking ideas from Mottier emphasize shared prep to give the house mother a break. Simple egg and bacon sandwiches with onion or cucumber salads, drinks in thermos, and campfire coffee outlined as easy, teamwork oriented ideas.
A fragmented passage describes a navy blue and tan alpaca tweed three piece suit with navy accents and a cowhide buckle. It shifts to a recipe for a Tomato and Egg Sandwich, advising frying eggs, layering with tomato and onion between bread, and serving with coffee. A stray line mentions a Waste r Newspaper Dolan.
The poem Mary Had a Little Lamb grew from a real Sterling Massachusetts event in the early 1800s. Mary E Sawyer is the heroine and John Roulstone the author, per McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Readers send questions to a 1930s style advice column. Amusing exchanges cover Hamlet humor, musicians closing eyes, women and stockings, counterfeit money, snake bites, and social judgments. The column blends comic lines with curt, witty answers.
A poet recalls Granddad on a wagon seat surveying fall fields and quietly offering a sharp lesson. The speaker, a child, remembers the old man’s silent presence and a spoken line about the weakest wheel squeaking the loudest.
Mrs Myrtle Morris of Rexburg Idaho urges residents to support local Intermountain produced goods, reminding that loyalty to home industry strengthens the West. The note emphasizes buying regional products as a duty and a matter of pride for West residents.
Afghanistan covers about 245000 square miles and has an estimated population exceeding 6 million.
The parasite causing yellow fever remains unfound and undescribed in medical history. It is noted as extremely elusive, with scientists unable to identify its form or confirm its exact nature.
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