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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1934

Page

3

Old Fort Niagara Restored In Four Nation Celebration

Old Fort Niagara completes seven years of restoration aided by the War department. During the September Four Nation celebration a new monument to the Rush Bagot treaty will be unveiled. The revived fort displays the 18 foot cross, the Lombardy poplars, and a restored fort within a fort amid a history of French British and American control. Unknown warriors bones were buried at the memorial site by a Tuscarora chief and clergymen.

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The Man Who Fell Through the Earth Mystery

The gauger OConnor vanished after crossing London Bridge. Inspector Fox traced a love triangle with Marie, Samuel Manning, and Mrs Manning. The Mannings killed OConnor for his money. both were sentenced to death after a trial in Edinburgh.

Oun O'Connor London Bridge O'Connor London Docks Ile Bever Inspector Fox Scotland Yard Fox Connor Raux Duchess of Sutherland Samuel Manning Great Western Railway Marie Manning Mannings Minerva Place Bermon Tomorro Ganger O'Connor O’connor

Sunny Afternoon Frock Charms with Youthful Demureness

The frock’s charm lies in youthfulness and demureness suitable for many figures. Simple construction with a one-piece bodice and puff sleeves, snug waist via pointed seamings, and a self or contrast collar. Pattern 9845 offered in sizes 12 to 40, requires 3 1 4 yards of fabric for size 16, send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Eighteenth Street, New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Eighteenth Street New York

First Use of Shrapnel in Battle History

The shrapnel shell was invented in 1784 by Lieutenant Henry Shrapnel and named for him in 1852. It was first used against the French at the Battle of Rolica after delays and later adopted by the British Army for field use.

Lieu. Henry Shrapnel R. A Rolica

Petticoat Lane history in London’s East End

The article traces Petticoat Lane from its seventeenth century French weaver settlement to its later names and boundaries. It notes the area’s shift to Middlesex Street around 1830 and its role as a Jewish quarter known for a second hand clothing market.

London Middlesex Street Irish Street Whitechapel Widegate Street Bishopsgate Literary Digest

No Difficulty There as Lovers Clash Over Marriage

A playful exchange shows a pair at cross purposes with romance. She vows marriage while he asserts singleness and jokes about finances. She persists, claiming affection for small things and enduring patience.

Quite a Difference Mother Lecture

A humorous dialogue where a mother scolds Billy after a company meal. She distinguishes sufficient from enough as the boy jokes that sufficient means his mother decides dessert should end, while enough means he thinks it should end.

Billy

Honey Heist and the Head Waitress Clash

A traveling salesman questions honey in a crusty exchange with the head waitress at Pathfinder Magazine. The waitress retorts that the staff were forced to let her go after she became too fresh.

Pathfinder Magazine

Too Silly for Word The Waggs and Tages dispute alimony

A humorous pair exchanges lines on alimony and divorce in a domestic quarrel. The dialog hints at financial strain and remarital prospects without explicit resolution.

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