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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1936

Page

6

Smith Smiths Roosevelts Critique At Liberty League Rally

Karl Godwin reports in Washington on a Liberty League gathering attacking Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal. He cites Al Smith aligning with Wall Street, Dupont backers, and calls the alliance a hidden payroll plan while warning of political and economic risks to the nation. The piece discusses relief, unemployment, and the evolving economic policy as framed by critics and supporters.

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Hero Conductor Saves Passengers in Washington Trolley Flood

In a deadly flood on a Washington trolley line, conductor Dick Mayock kept passengers calm and led an escape from rising water. He broke windows, rode the car roof, and pulled a baby to safety before rescuers reached them.

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Tulip Tree Wood Described As Soft White Yellowish

The tulip tree also called yellow poplar is described as a distinctive American timber. Leaves bark twigs buds and wood properties are noted with uses in furniture finish veneer and interior items. The text records its range from the Atlantic to Indiana and Florida with regional spelling variations and historical notes.

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Meaning of Filibuster in historical parliamentary usage

The term filibuster described parliamentary tactics aimed at delaying or blocking legislation. Its origins lie in a Dutch word meaning pirate pressuring expeditions on American soil after the Mexican War, with later usage in American political discourse.

Glittery Buttons Add Luxury Touch Pattern 3190

Advertisement for a sewing pattern showing glittery button details and a new season look. Describes satin or crepe fabrics, sizes, yardages, and a step by step illustrated guide. Includes order form instructions and address for the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York City.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City

Fragmented OCR dialogue on morning routine and fashion

A garbled OCR passage shows a classroom exchange about breakfast and a father’s reply. It mentions natural resources, a sun never sets phrase, and an American girl noting home sunsets, yielding an incoherent mix of lines and misread words.

Grocery Line Head Clerk Sought After Absence

Philadelphia Bulletin notes a headline about a head clerk who has gone to a school to learn about vitamins and shares, while women inquire about a term sounding like eeu. The brief item reflects a curious workplace note from the era.

Philadelphia Bulletin

A Modern Maid A child’s quip guides father’s question

A daughter answers her father on what she plans to become, joking she would die to be frightfully ich. The exchange reflects a whimsical, era tone and playful mispronunciations.

Fragmented Quote Highlights Street Conversation

An unclear excerpt shows a terse exchange between a passerby and a woman on a sidewalk. The dialogue reveals rough language and a tense mood, with the man commenting on dirtiness and the woman defensively replying she is trying to look cleaner.

Record Balloon Reaches Unprecedented Altitude Claim

The National Geographic Society and the National Bureau of Standards discuss a new balloon record likely to stand, estimating an altitude around 19 miles reached by a sounding balloon test. If verified, it would exceed the 1933 Soviet and 1934 U S records, though some doubt remains about extreme heights for balloons.

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Pretty Stenciled Pot Holder Set

Two decorative sunbonnet girl themed pot holders described as cute kitchen accessories. Includes stamped fabric details, size 1 by 14 inches, No 1002, mailed for 15 cents. Address Craft Co Dept A, Nineteenth and St Louis Ave, St Louis MO to request information.

Wade Here Craft Co Dept. A Nineteenth St Louis Ave St Louis

What Class of People Pays his Bills Best Promptly

A survey by Professor Tavl D Converse of the University of Lilisuls in collaboration with the National Association of Finance Companies reports percentages for prompt bill payment by occupation. Lawyers highest at 92 percent, followed by physicians and dentists, with teachers, nurses, doctors, and other professions showing lower but significant rates.

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Ignorance Crime Cited as Neglect in Law

Fragmentary quotation argues that willful ignorance may justify charging a person with the harm they refused to prevent. The text reflects legal rhetoric about responsibility for consequences arising from neglect or refusal to act.

Fragmented Quote from Unclear Source

A fragmentary line appears to reference a woman and a man, mentioning teaching, a bridge, and emotions but lacks clear context or complete facts to identify people or events. The unreadable OCR prevents solid attribution or a coherent summary.

Moat Popular Boyl School Visitor

A readable fragment notes a school visitor engaging a student over geography in a casual setting. The odd phrasing suggests a light, anecdotal item from a local page, with little additional context or named entities to anchor events. The fragment hints at a playful or educational moment within a school environment.

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