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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
6
A presidential proclamation to enlarge Wasatch national forest adds about twenty six sections of land in northeast Summit County Utah. The reclassification shifts them to timber value, signaling a broader federal protection and potential harvest limits for the region.
This piece explains poison ivy and poison sumac recognition and dangers. It covers plant forms, regional distribution, and differences from similar shrubs, plus practical first aid and medical advice from the Department of Agriculture for treating ivy poisoning and preventing spread.
Poison ivy shows three leaflets. some varieties bear whitish berries. Poison sumac grows in swamps with 7 to 13 paired leaflets and a terminal leaflet. Poison seamac is confused with elder and ash. sumac fruits are ivory white and drooping, unlike sumac spikes. First aid urges soap and hot water washing and cooking soda remedy.
Government expert from Wuvelington lauds Montana’s sapphire fields describing the state as the only major US mine for these stones. Annual carat output surpasses all other US production, with rough and cut stones fueling local lapidaries and driving Montana toward the new gem state nickname.
The article states men die younger than women with life expectancies of 39.2 and 40.8 years respectively. It suggests men marry earlier for war work and notes most women marry by age 18 and men marry later, creating an age gap of about three years.
A resident near the railroad to the suburbs protests the switch engine noise describing it as dinging, fizzing, banging, hissing, panting, grinding, puffing, clanging, screeching, and foul smoke and odor. The letter to the railroad company is published with a colorful list of sounds and complaints.
Stella Linxwiler of Evansville Indiana reports relief from irregular periods backache and drowsiness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other young women with similar symptoms to try the remedy and share results.
Despite the grave condition, a determined individual continues to kick with vigor. He keeps up regular practice and aims for continued mobility and resilience amid illness.
The text argues that before the war the global population totaled 1,700,000,000 with 100,500,000 whites and 1,150,000,000 colored people, claiming nonwhite races outnumber whites by more than two to one.
Alerting readers to look for the Bayer name on genuine Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure safe, physician prescribed use for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain. Twelve tablet boxes cost a few cents with larger packages available from druggists.
Southeast Missourian reports on a legal dispute where the defense attorney argues the good actions of one side are misrepresented by the opposing counsel. The article centers on a case unfolding with emphasis on procedural positions and character assessments.
Two young spectators in the grandstand admit they care little for baseball preferring books, stories, or movies. They muse that an old ball game never reveals how it will turn out.
Advertisement urges women to address back pain headaches and nervousness by restoring kidney health with Kilmer Swamp Root. Claims many women suffer from kidney or bladder disease and urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY, with sizes available at drug stores.
A New Jersey magistrate fined a man for hugging a girl while driving an automobile. The brief item notes Cupid and Bacchus as safety advocates failing to impress motorists in this unusual case.
A quoted pair shows She says she jilted him while he says he was lucky to get away. The exchange hints at relationship fallout and differing views on the ending.
A fragmented line suggests a man who creates five kinds of painting temperas may doubt achieving a single perfect finish. The text hints at effort, doubt, and pursuit of flawlessness in craft.
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