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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
3
Rita and Janet brighten a small town by discovering many ready good deeds in January. A wary Stita Norris seeks a worthy act, while Jo Sewards and Jeff discuss the notion of weekly helps. The tale ends with Janet’s praise of New Year promises and a hopeful view of service.
Price B Palmer's ballroom overflows for Thornton and nearby residents as a blizzard rages. David Ralston flies in from a distant city to escort Nancy Graham, but fate and Cinderella charm Julia Bensley, Little Jewel, triggering a dramatic late-night rendezvous at the party.
A playful verse urges mixing kindness and charity into a New Year’s pudding. It instructs pouring in milk of human kindness, laughter, good will, and frugality, then heating with heart’s affection and kisses. It ends with children’s merriment, snowy frost, holly garnish, and New Year’s bells.
Dr Dre Robert Graham head of the University of Illinois animal pathology warns that cornstalk fields carry a risk to horses and mules this winter due to moldy ears and a brain‑disturbing disease from low quality corn. Cattle and hogs face lower risk with partial day grazing and close nightly checks. Early signs include nervousness and sluggishness. veterinary care is essential.
New York dairy record club members report profits from well kept records. Data from 163 members shows better culling of unprofitable cows, improved calf selection, and higher butterfat in milk. Members credit records with increased interest in cows and reduction of feed waste by matching feeding to production.
J A Bigger assistant state entomologist says farmers who shelter insects through winter risk pests in summer. He urges burning fence rows gathering plant refuse and destroying sheltering places to cut crop injury next year. Central Illinois faces many chinch bugs likely to overwinter if sheltering sites remain.
Chemists at the United States Department of Agriculture report that livestock value depends on soybean protein type. Preliminary tests show the Lima variety has variable protein for corn and oats feeds, while ChiGulia and Marchu varieties offer better protein for supplementing cowpeas lentils and peas.
The article notes whether potatoes are cooked or raw affects cattle digestion and warns against choking from swallowing roots whole. Potatoes are less efficient than turnips. small amounts can replace turnips but feeding beyond 20 pounds per head lowers dairy quality. potatoes are generally unsatisfactory as horse feed.
The editorial notes Harold L. Ickes as resources chief favors spending 105 billion dollars on public works over 20 to 30 years. It contrasts with Metropolitan Life’s assets and U S income figures, and quips on Russia, revenge in blood for Kirov, and humorous anecdotes about old men and hunting misadventures.
An NRA report places the United States fourth among nations toward recovery and expresses cautious gratitude. The study notes that several gold standard countries France Italy Belgium Holland and Switzerland show the least progress, highlighting uneven global recovery.
Catholic and Protestant groups in Germany join in a pro God movement to counter Bolshevik propaganda. Meanwhile religious authorities quarrel and the government pushes a Germanization of Christianity, uneasy about a Jewish origin of the sole God.
Tumeania's parliament debates a young red haired woman BMagda Lupescu while King Carol shows partiality. Defenders call critics too weak to be immoral. A new moral law shocks several noted characters, including St Anthony. The speaker famed for resisting temptation is portrayed as unusually strong.
Br Joseph J Fiske argues that among war era millionaires the Jewish share is minimal. The claim challenges the belief that Jews control or own most global wealth. He cites U S magnates like Rockefeller Mellon Ford and Baker as the era’s wealth leaders with no Jewish dominance.
The article notes King George of England declining a $150,000 yacht gift from friends and suggesting the sum be used to help the unemployed. He said his old boat suffices and that the money should aid people out of work.
The London Sunday Despatch reports a claim that Chancellor Slidler, flying over East Prussia, was attacked by gunfire from a rival aircraft that fled at high speed. The report is disputed and may not have occurred, though it could happen.
United States cotton growers vote nine to one for extending the Bankhead act to limit cotton production. The move aims to keep output down and raise prices, while risking reduced U S exports as foreign producers gain share and U S surplus fades from the market.
Readers are invited to order a complete Sun Bonnet quilt block like the shown picture. The 18 inch blocks are stamped on white material with colored prints for applique and simple outline embroidery. Six different blocks can be mailed for 75 postage paid, with address to Hom Croft o Dept D St Louis Avenue St Louis Mo and stamped self addressed envelope.
A housewife column urges caution with roast beef cooking. It notes many prefer rare beef but warns against undercooking or serving raw meat due to potential worm risks. It emphasizes cooking long enough for proper digestion.
Mrs Leicester Lancaster notes a successful party hinges on knowing guests tastes and offering a wide yet well prepared menu. A bright home, attractive table, and smooth service prevent hostess strain and a failed dinner or luncheon.
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