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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
2
A chaotic week view recalls Los Angeles New Year’s Eve as the noisiest yet with few arrests for prohibition violations. Across the nation, reports cite car crashes near Fort Worth, church fires in Greely, and robberies in Portland. Police consider new anti crime measures, while a Cantona family suffers a fatal attack on New Year’s Eve.
Washington coverage notes ship subsidy legislation lingering in the background with administration plans to push discussion after midmonth. It cites Senate and committee activity on related trade, antitrust, and wartime policy matters and reports on various international developments and economic issues of the era.
Authorities believe a Kelso bridge collapse last Wednesday night on the Cowlitz river killed many as a suspended cable snapped sending the middle span into the water. Cars trucks and pedestrians were swept away as wreckage jammed the river and rescue teams battled darkness and high flood levels to recover bodies.
Fragmentary notes recount a tribal visit with confusion around consent and safety. The text mentions a doctor, a heritage tribe, and sentences hinting at coercion, mixed emotions, and social tension during gatherings and discussions about events, with references to evenings, rain, and perceptions of control.
Federal officer states no money was stolen in the October 20, 1901 raid at a saloon. The claim seeks 400 dollars and handbooks from Thor Schweitzer, general production agent, with disputed bank balances totaling about 1 2/3 thousand. The proceeding notes transactions and asserts no return demanded from the possessor.
A police dragnet is out for two escaped Black men after a violent assault on a white woman on a streetcar, dragging her to a nearby ruin and stabbing her while the other suspect held up and threatened Mrs Thema Cacringham, a young widow, during a car incident in the city outskirts. One of the attackers fired three shots, wounding Mrs Cunninghame, possibly fatally, as the pair fled.
Fragmentary report notes Turvs and Theresa linked to events in a disrupted zone. Government statements hint at border tensions and mobilization measures amid a contested region. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to damaged text but imply a security or political incident with a focus on female involvement and reaction from authorities.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to seek treatment with Dr Kalmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims common female complaints stem from kidney disease and promotes sample bottles by sending ten cents to Dr Valmer & Co. for a trial, noting the remedy is available at drug stores in medium or large sizes.
Readable parts show a garbled dialogue about study and Bible at a phone. The rest is indecipherable, with names and places not recoverable. This item lacks clear event, date, or participants to form a valid historical news card.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing sweaters skirts coats and more. It claims the product guarantees no spat, fade, streak, or rus, and advises buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type whether wool silk linen or mixed.
Fragmentary text shows a restaurant scene with phrases in French and English. Names Totten Kirk Lita appear amid garcon and waiter dialogue, suggesting a dining interaction or script excerpt. No clear event, outcome, or reportable facts emerge from the readable fragments.
Important notice warns caregivers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature of its maker Fletcher in use for over 30 years. The guidance emphasizes avoiding counterfeit or adulterated products as children cry for relief and the product’s trusted lineage is highlighted.
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