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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1927
Page
4
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January brings extreme cold and familiar ice with few signs of thaw. People enjoy skating and outdoor astronomy, while bare woods show winter’s harsh marks and birds flutter about as a crow calls overhead in a somber, wintry landscape.
The text discusses time as a precious equal resource, not to be wasted. It cites quotes from Emerson and Franklin, urging mindful use of the day and warning against phrases like killing time. Time itself is constant, while human divisions and actions determine its value.
After the holidays, attention turns to Pioneer Day slated for Thursday of the upcoming week as communities prepare events and observances.
County business houses conclude year with stock tallies after Christmas and New Year. Chamber of Commerce officials have failed to organize a meeting for reorganization, suggesting an annual banquet to draw a crowd and engage members, while Times advertising signals a bright New Year.
Messrs. Edgar M. Clark and Marlon Whitney spent a day in Milford last week as the Beaver County notice highlights food bargains and household utensils at Tones Furniture in Cedar City.
Sengtar Sorghum explains he acted for brains not money and now asks for critics to credit him for still holding his own and breaking even. The Washington Star reports this remark in a quoted interview style.
The Washington Star notes that Senatore Sorzhum faces four constituents who expect a speech. He hedges on delivering remarks, suggesting an unpredictable political asset may outshine a probable disappointment in the eyes of voters.
A brief exchange emphasizes that knowledge cannot be taken away. A small nephew agrees that learning remains with the learner, highlighting personal diligence and education as lasting value.
A playful fragment notes a dentist who sings at work and mentions a cheerful peas line.
Mrs Stout utters gloom about her weight while a friend dismisses the concern as heavy thoughts over last week's scale reading.
A reflective piece celebrates curiosity as a force that sustains interest whether events are uplifting or bleak. It notes that the value lies in people’s pursuit of answers, not the emotional swings of outcomes.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the Zion to Mount Carmel highway as a major 1927 project with about 1 million federal funding and a total cost near 1.3 million dollars. The Pine Canyon route would cut Zion Park to Bryce Canyon distance from 166 to 85 miles and Zion to the Grand Canyon North Rim from 25 to 9 miles, including a canyon tunnel.
Reward offered for a missing ladies white gold Gruen wrist watch with silver bracelet. Engraved D W on back. Last seen Friday afternoon on Matin street or in local stores. Return to Dorothy Woodhouse in Cedar City for suitable reward.
Female workers sought for plain sewing at home with profitable spare time. Send stamped self addressed envelope to HOMAID DRESS C. in Amsterdam, New York for details.
Store building for rent inquire of John T Mitchell Parowan Utah. Modern house for rent write bedroom bath fireplace Barton 491 East 2nd North Frevo Utah. We will pay five cents ad for first four issues of Parowan Times December 15 bring them to the Times Office. Chickens wanted will pay twenty cents a pound live weight for hens and similar for roosters not too old Randall Wilcock ady.
A humorous recount of a husband who survived multiple risky incidents from youth to adulthood. The couple has endured twenty years of marriage with the husband still alive and uninjured after each peril.
Miss Woilfcub Miss Clamshells claims engagement rumors are true while Bliss Gobcat dismisses them as false. The pageant note mentions a black eye shown as makeup allegedly created with charcoal.
A woman follows guidance from a policeman after being told she was on the wrong side of the street. She mentions asking for help and being informed about traffic rules as she tries to learn driving.
A terse confrontation phrase appears in an old column noting a person deemed hard to persuade and contrasting perceived softness in handling another. The remark hints at strained relationships and public scrutiny of behavior, suggesting a row over conduct and loyalty.
A cryptic arts note describes a tune cloth performance titled Artistic Egoism featuring melody precariana and a reference to a hind leg, praised by some as valuable as a Stradivarius.
A mother presses a girl to say thank you after her brother shares candy. The girl resists, muttering that she is tired of the “thank you” ritual and shows little gratitude in a weary tone. The scene highlights social expectation versus genuine feeling.
The speaker laments a grim mood that colors daily life and wonders why people do not present their best selves, as captured in familiar photographs. The tone blends wry wit with a search for authenticity and lightness amid gloom.
Husband describes a half hour struggle during a fishing outing ending with him finally landing the fish. Wife sympathetically asks what offense led to the clash.
A fragment from the Perkshire Eagle presents a playful dialogue about sweets and romance. The teacher asks the difference between a honeycomb a honeymoon and a pretty girl while Johnnie answers with a pun about selling and a damsel.
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Durham asks about his work and Noa confirms Stephens ties him to opera singing as his uncle. The exchange highlights a creative family thread centered on singing.
A summer auto tour through central Vermont features two amusing roadside signs noted by a traveler and a companion. One promises fresh eggs laid while you wait, the other proclaims this road leads to Lake Arlington drive to, highlighting humorous roadside signage.
A Washington Star quips about a movie theater feature that lets a viewer observe a beloved person at leisure for a small fee. The exchange highlights novelty and boredom avoidance in romantic listening.
A fragmentary line from a dialogue expresses a vow of enduring hardship for love. The speaker asks for a demonstration of commitment by combining fire and water, signaling a test of loyalty.
A Kansas City Times reader questions how lawyers spend their fees. They wonder if lavish purchases like cars pearls or annuities are common or if fees are salted away. The letter ends with a blunt admission I paid my lawyer this morning.
A Washington Star quote captures Senator Sorchum acknowledging that hints of retirement invite strong opposition. The exchange highlights political tension and the inevitability of contradiction in public life.
Dialogue reveals Kres asking if they would marry again. Brown replies affirmatively, and the husband echoes a rough certainty about repeating the choice. The exchange highlights marital strain and the suggestion of repeated life decisions.
An OCR snippet shows dialogue about safety near water with a father figure and a worried child. The fragment hints at a diverging warning and a concerned lookout as a parent calls attention to the danger. The text is incomplete but centers on water risk within a family scene.
The Union of South Africa maintains dual capitals with Cape Town hosting the legislature and Pretoria serving as the seat of the government.
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