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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented piece argues for openly displaying truth rather than guarding faith, recalling past merchants and bankers shuttering shops. It suggests faith thrives when truth is exposed to public view and implies work should continue despite efforts to protect beliefs.
A deranged Tommy faces a teacher's question about the golden rule. The exchange includes playful dialect about a boy striking him and a reference to a ten dollar note sent the previous night, with Hap-The geologist and Sap-Gosh interjections amid the fragmented text.
A deafening exchange unfolds with quotes about a steam shovel and bulb planting. The Count of Ten mocks a trainer. Ikain responds. A firm wants shoe advertisement. A boxer and a chameleon-like figure debate employment colors. A bookkeeper and a typist are described as aging in service.
A regional column argues that Rexford Tugwell and other New Deal brain trusters are facing opposition from sugar interests led by Cuban linked groups. It portrays Tugwell as conservative, notes ties to Charles Taussig, and suggests a congressional clash over foreign sugar imports and farm quotas.
The Sibiria, misnavigating near Goodwin Sands and a German minefield, faced doom at sea. Lansdowne volunteer crew, nearly 36 men strong, repeatedly braved towering waves to rescue 68 aboard. President Wilson awarded medals to the coxswain and oarsmen for the lifesaving ordeal.
The text lists ancient wonders like the Pyramids of Egypt and the Statue of Jupiter at Olympia, along with modern marvels such as wireless telegraphy and X-ray. It explains ionization as the process by which charged particles called ions move in opposite directions to form electric conduction.
The questions and scattered answers touch on topics from detective jargon and geography to famous judges and international capitals. Entries indicate sleuths from sleuthbound to oceans bordering Canada and the eras of Delhi emperors.
A garbled historical excerpt presents quotes on normality, beauty, and social woe. The text cites Count Keyserling, Gertrudy Atherton, and references poverty as a sorrowful cure, with jumbled phrases suggesting a broad, era-tinged discussion of culture and reform.
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