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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
6
The United States Department of Agriculture notes guinea breeders thrive on free range with grains and vegetables in winter. Birds benefit from grit charcoal and oyster shell year round, with one male per three to four females for fertile eggs. Some operations keep large flocks in penned housing, using wing clipping and roosted sheds for winter confinement.
Article reviews Marie Curie's U S visit and the American gift of a gram of radium valued at 120000 dollars. It details origin of U S radium supply from Colorado carnotite mining to Canonsburg refining, and explains radium rays and medical uses.
Geese play a major role in waste utilization and feed efficiency, supplementing chickens in farms, pastures, stables, and feeding pens. The USDA notes geese provide steady demand year round and excel at fat production within poultry systems.
A producer should study market demands to learn how where and when to dispose of poultry to obtain best advantage.
A report warns that peppy flowers emit odors with opium content causing drowsiness and headaches in sensitive individuals. In Asia poppy fields tourist fatigue and incapacitation have been noted after exposure. Caution is urged to avoid picking flowers that could trigger infection or harm.
A compact reflection on sidestepping staleness by applying will power and self assertion, drawing a note of ancient example to encourage proactive behavior. The piece emphasizes personal agency and decisive action over passivity.
A fragment from a Grit publication extols nature as a path to fitness urging readers to seek open streams hills and wild woods. It emphasizes climbing hills chasing wild things and testing oneself against thunder as a test of vitality and vigor.
Miss Mamie Wendel and Mrs Irene Blanchi identified William Blightower as the man last seen with Father Heslin before his August 2 disappearance. In Redwood City, District Attorney Swart and SF officials heard the two women insist Blightower called for the priest and drove away with him in a car. The housekeepers based their identification on close scrutiny and stated they would not hesitate to testify.
Michigan state police raided waterfronts near Detroit and Windsor early Wednesday arresting eleven men and confiscating large quantities of Canadian beer and home brew. Windsor attorneys plan to file thirty charter applications for firms seeking liquor export to the United States, arguing legality under the British North America Act.
The University of Pennsylvania board, after a special meeting on Wednesday, released Major General Leonard Wood from his agreement to serve as university head until September 1, 1922. The move frees him to accept President Harding’s offer to be governor general of the Philippines.
London reports that Eamon de Valera, head of the Irish Republicans, refused the British dominion government proposals aimed at peace in Ireland. He denounces the terms as interference in Irish affairs and unacceptable to Irish self rule.
Washington reports King Peter's condition worsening with a 104 temperature and 124 pulse. A Serbian legation telegram from Belgrade notes age related complications worsening his health.
Mrs George Tegarden of Moundsville West Virginia writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured years of irregular periods with intense bearing down pains. She urges other young women to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice. Letters are kept confidential.
A reflective line notes a common urban reaction to the fire bell signaling a major blaze would attract urgent attention and help. It captures public sentiment about prioritizing dramatic emergencies over small incidents in city life.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for sore hands. It suggests washing with Cuticura Soap then drying and applying Cuticura Ointment, removing surplus with tissue, and notes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum cover all toilet needs.
A child named Percy overhears his parents spelling at bedtime and correctly deduces that they intend to put him to bed this night. The scene humorously captures a curious child recognizing parental routines.
The readable fragments describe an young man and an old tan figure, suggesting a scene of need or aid. No clear event, names, places, or organizations are readable to confirm details.
John A Wells 80 a millionaire lumberman of Menominee died in a Chicago hospital after an operation several days earlier. He came to Menominee as a poor boy and built a fortune in the lumber trade.
A visitor from Los Angeles visited Grand Rapids with $51,000 in currency and a pocket safety pin etched into his lip. He arrived with the money secured by the pin, later showed a cut pocket but the pin remained. He now plans to donate the pin to an orphanage.
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