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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
7
Peter Rabbit chats with Linnet the Purple Finch about bird families and relations. Linnet explains the Finch branch and sparrow cousins, while Mrs Linnet’s appearance hints at species distinctions.
A selection of prize dishes and cherished recipes includes Almond Soup Prune Dressing Piquant Cocktail Sauce and a Prize Salad. Instructions cover ingredients such as shredded cabbage white cherries pineapple almonds marshmallows whipped cream and dressing.
A playful letter asks when the first theatrical entertainment occurred and where. The writer imagines Eve attending a theater in Eden with comic misprints and odd names.
A brief note attributes Witty Kitty to Nina Wilcox Putnam with a playful line about readers in bed and burglars, and ends with the name WU Barryice.
Anne Nagel selects a navy silk crepe turban with a softly draped design to complement her afternoon cheer frock. The ensemble is elevated by a hose ell feature that highlights the eyes and a veil option that frames the face when turned back.
The speaker recalls fragrant petunias from Grandmother’s garden, linking the blooms to remembered rooms and hummingbirds. References to roses, locust trees, and bees evoke a nostalgic scene of childhood visits and friendly gatherings, ending with a wish to meet old friends.
A woman columnist questions the phrase weaker sex and recounts Federal Judge J M Woolsey in a New York courtroom ordering men to give up seats to women. She weighs chivalry versus fairness, arguing seat only models risk undermining gallantry and dignity, and wonders if women are truly weaker or if policy should respect equal comfort.
The article notes that Brigham Young and Mormon followers named the region Little Zion in 1918 after explorers found its domed formations and rainbow colors, tying the name to Zionist ideals and the area’s desert springs. It contrasts with Mukuntuweap meaning land of the springs and cites Chicago Daily News.
Tests show blindness does not grant heightened other senses by nature. Instead, blind individuals train remaining senses to use them more effectively, achieving advantages through practice rather than inherent compensation.
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