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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
3
Librarians note a shift in school fiction with simpler plots and deeper character work. They say modern stories avoid lone heroic feats and focus on believable growth, as critics like Arthur Chapman observe in the New York Tribune.
An early 1900s style ad touts Bayer aspirin as the true world famous remedy. It emphasizes the Bayer name on each tablet and pack for protection and trust, urging readers to request "Razer Tablets of Aspirin" for authentic product.
In a garbled OCR fragment the voice of conscience seems directed at Round as if emerging from the nergitors, suggesting a moral prompt amid unclear context. The text lacks clear persons or organizations but hints at a debated ethical stance.
A man with substantial knowledge tends to reveal it, whether he speaks aloud or keeps silent. The statement suggests a confident belief in the inevitability of sharing learned details.
A man named Aman confronts sudden misfortune as luck evades him and he struggles to secure steady fortune. The events reflect a harsh turn of circumstance affecting daily life and prospects.
Col. BR P. Dickerson founder and national commander of the National Loyalty Lenape spoke after the Kansas City convention of the American Legion. He invited Legionnaires to his Five Gor Muie ranch near Springfield where they can ride romp fish and enjoy a playground for ex service men. Dickerson, Spanish-American War veteran, led a World War I courier unit and later formed the National Loyalty League to promote loyalty through educational propaganda.
The American Legion Weekly urges Congress to restore paid naval reserve pay and maintain an active reserve. It warns that a future conflict will likely occur at sea or in the air and stresses the need for adequate air power and trained reservists. The piece laments mass disenrollment, noting thousands of reservists lost to nonpaid classes and training that may now be wasted.
James H Hanley of Mandan North Dakota is honored for four decades of service in the American Legion. A state attorney and former local official, he served at the Mexican border and in World War I with the 41st and 7th divisions. He was a longtime Legion member since its inception and chaired North Dakota department events.
Ferdinand Foch became a member of the American Legion the day he landed in America during his visit. He signed the membership application at Washington D C and was met by George Washington Post No 1 officials at Union Station. Lieutenant Fisk presented the Legion badge.
The Fifth Avenue Coach Company hires ex service men for its buses on one of the world’s busiest routes. President John A. Ritchie says the program re employed former troops and gives preference to veterans. A recent "eighty" campaign improved patron relations and cut complaints.
Washington hearings on the wool schedule heard J P Worll of Philadelphia warn that granting the president power to adjust tariffs could cause unrest and constant pressure for changes. Senators Smoot and Watson argued delegation would reduce business uncertainty amid European currency turmoil.
Carrison Fuller, first department commander of the Legion Infinite Fota, stresses strong Americanism through self effort and neighborly help. He cites the Legion’s aim to educate all citizens in government principles and the opportunities of the system for the humblest resident. Fuller, city editor of the St Paul Mission Pioneer Press, organized 472 Legion posts in the state.
Legion posts may obtain obsolete rifles and break ammunition for funeral ceremonies from corps ordnance officers under a congressional act. Limits apply per post with state commander approvals and endorser signatures. Transportation costs are paid by the post and area offices listed.
Western Sugar Refinery salesman Ti. Monard testifies at an interstate commerce commission hearing on Western Coast sugar pricing. Eastern railroads claim current Pacific to Chicago rates unfairly favor shipments to Des Moines and Omaha, while Chicago keeps a lower rate since 1914.
Washington reports say major issues of the naval ratio settlement are agreed. New far east talks face friction over adjustments to allow Japan to retain its new battleship and a demand for abrogation of the Twenty-Nine Demands. The far eastern committee adjourned with Japanese objections noted.
Marshal Foth sails for France as New York notes the departure of Ferdinand Fach and Rene Vistant. Crowds cheer the celebrated fighter and statesman after the Paris liner leaves harbor. Rodman Wanamaker, amid tears, folds a silk flag and notes no decorations suffice.
A remnant sale of bar fixtures attracted only a handful of bidders. The seller expected about $17000 value but fetched around $5000 as items were auctioned to clearout the stock. The buyer aimed to remake the fixtures for usable furnishing.
Wednesday renewed his recommendation that the Interstate Commerce Commission keep in effect after January 1 the existing livestock freight rates. In western territory shipments, rates would be about 20 percent lower than the pre October level. The commission informed the senator that railroads may voluntarily seek to extend the current livestock rates for another six months.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a film or stage item, mentioning a comedy and a sniper. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable.
The soap to cleanse and purify the skin the Continent to soothe and heal and the talcum to powder and perfume together form the Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertisement promotes daily use for clear skin priced at 26 cents everywhere
An excerpt titled An Oversight features Ma questioning divine concern for betting while Willie contends he seldom makes good bets. The dialogue shows a child’s perspective on luck and risk amid parental guidance, in a compact public record style.
A detailed wool carving depicting the life of Christ, crafted by five monks over 14 years, is on display in New York valued at 125000. Brought from the Mount Athos monastery by Father Guzmanos Ageltes, the piece stands 28 inches high and wide, with high and low relief figures. The central scene is The Last Judgment, echoed from Michelangelo's celebrated image.
A New Hampshire man listed an estate with a so called fine stream running through woods at the end of a meadow. A prospective buyer quipped that the brook was hardly more than a spoonful, while the owner claimed it would be invisible if it were much finer, a remark that sparked the lighthearted remark at Daxton Transcript.
In Manchester a man once thought dead reappears after ten years. He had lived under an assumed name running a bucket shop with a fraudulent stock office. Arrested and sentenced, he served in France during the war and then returned to his wife, who believed him lost.
A two foot route was given to a Clyde boatyard laborer to measure an iron plate. After struggling with the rule, the plater asks for the size and Mick jokes that the plate matches “the length of your rule and two thumbs over” with a brick and his arm as a measure.
A concise note suggests theories gain traction when many participants agree to test them. It emphasizes collective readiness and practical trials as steps toward broader acceptance and validation of ideas.
Rain soaks the region all day, forcing event changes and transportation delays. Widespread showers reduce outdoor plans and slow traffic across cities.
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