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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1934

Page

7

Discovery Confirms Lost Grave of Signer Francis Hopkinson

Elmo Scott Watson reports from Philadelphia that Francis Hopkinson, signer of the Declaration, has a discovered grave in Christ Church yard. Evidence from bones studied by Dr Oscar Batson and notes on Hopkinson’s life tie the find to the anniversary of his era defining contributions and his famed poem Battle of the Kers.

Philadelphia Bcience Francis [Jopkinson Bropkinson Christ Church Charles Penrose Keith Elizabeth Conde Hopkinson Signers Oscar ¥. Batson University of Pennslvania Htepkinson Kers England John Paul Jones Great Bellata David Bushnell New York Harbor Washington Connecticut Council Tookinson University of Pennsylvania Caltete of Lord North Benjamin West John Penn Hig Steure American Philosophical Society New Castle Jepert Bordentown N. J Continental Congress New Jersey America Tophinsen Betsy Toss Ag Joseph Hopkinson Francis Scott Key New Republic Columbia Vocatero Uniion

The Battle of the Kegs in Philadelphia Folly

A playful verse recounts an 18th century Philadelphia scare as a fleet of rebel keg barges descends the river. British heroes fight back with cannons and bravery while townsfolk shout alarms and mock panic.

Feet Philadelphia Delaware River Dushnell Sea Lakes Delaware Bropkinson Rega Washington Franeia Sopkinson the Keres Ile Kiladelphia Iy Admiralty

Film's value in record of life beyond price

An article from the Manchester Guardian notes the archaeologist’s new ally film. A London anthropologists congress forms a permanent committee to document vanishing races on film and to create a central library for material. It plans expeditions and guidance for travelers to record scientific material before cultures vanish.

Lfe Congress of Anthropologists London Manchester Eng Guardian

Orchard near Milan Cultivates 74 and 31 Miles of Trees

An extensive Italian orchard near Milan grows 74 miles of pear trees and 31 miles of peach trees under approved conditions. It is among Europe’s largest with 200 000 pear bearers and 6 000 peach bearers. Multiple varieties test soil and climate suitability. Promoters plan export when favorable.

Milan Italy Europe

Chew for Beauty Forbidden by Ancient Empress Advice

The fragment notes models advised by red Emperor Wang to the celestial world. A crane scroll gift signifies a wish for permanent health.

Red Emperor Wang

Beauty routine for models tones chin neck cheeks

A New York presentation to 2 000 Models Guild members unveils itythmic dewler combined with head and neck exercises as the newest beauty formula. A dozen routines encourage gum chewing and deliberate head tossing to tone the chin jaw line and sculpt the neck and cheeks.

Symbols of Animals in Chinese Art and Meaning

Chinese art uses animals as symbols from ancient times. Fish signify abundance and rank, eagles symbolize heroism, wild geese and ducks denote conjugal fidelity and mutual aid, and cranes with phoenixes convey happiness longevity and official preferment in emblematic scrolls and decorations.

Han Luo Academy

Geologists fear Niagara Falls destruction without preservation

Geologists warn the falls could vanish if erosion continues at current rates. A 1931 rock fall of about 80 000 tons foreshadows long term loss unless measures are taken. Proposals include submerged deflecting wells to boost flow on the American side and deepen the fall, slowing exposure on the Canadian side.

Falls of Niagara Niagara Falls Lake Erie

College of Morals quote by Dr WW Remfry Huot

A early 20th century quotation defines the College of Morals as a church and university of right living, a culture room where life’s laws are worked out, attributed to Dr WW Remfry Huot.

College of Morals Church University of Right WW. Remfry Huot

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