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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1941
Page
5
Health officials report influenza remains prevalent in Utah and neighboring Mountain States, with over 90 percent of U S cases in the region. Precautions include avoiding close contact, ensuring ventilation, and maintaining rest and hydration.
The December patrol report shows 425 arrests, down from November, with a large drop in licenses for junior drivers. Arrests for running stops, speeding, drunk driving, and various traffic violations are itemized, along with 122 warning tickets. An expanded educational campaign and new patrolmen are planned.
Director Henry Oberhansley announced a reorganization of the Civilian Pilot Training program at the A B and EB facilities after a visit from state Aeronautic Director Joseph Bergen. Theron Ashcraft was named Coordinator and several instructors appointed to lead ground work and flying instruction starting on the 20th.
A Utah survey shows few metal mines were developed in the past decade. Surface deposits are exhausted, and deeper exploration costs rise. Larger producers curtail development to meet emergencies while smaller districts report only marginal ore and uncertain returns.
An old style guide suggests glycerine rich treatments for tired feet. Steps include warm soaks with Sea Suds scrub to soften callouses, then a glycerine tincture mix for bunions, a glycerine rub for heel bumps, nail shaping, polish, head lotion massage, and talc finishing.
A Columbia University Press study on 1800 to 1840 Episcopal churches shows pew sale and rental funded construction, with pews treated as private property. Lotteries faded as gambling opposition grew, and open pews only became common later as churches shifted to public, free access.
Two Detroit physicians at Grave Hospital experiment with freezing sleep as a cure for morphinism or drug addiction claiming success. Dr J F Gerris and Dr M K Newman say the mind, not the body, is affected and that a several day blank mind during refrigeration resets brain function. They cite a 23 year old girl who after a three day treatment showed no symptoms or cravings.
Homemakers can now buy bacon on the rind in breakfast size one pound packages. The new bacon is sliced thinly and evenly. To use, lift the rind top with a knife and remove the desired number of slices.
The article notes Guatermela natives still offer prayers to ancient idols, including one shrine on a hill near Chichicua tenango. Reportedly the Indians guard the shrine jealously and deter foreign intruders during ceremonies, with outsiders warned away.
A traveler complains to a country hotel night clerk that the beds are all the same and asks for a different bed on the left. The clerk insists beds are identical, noting a guest who allegedly sleeps on the floor after a night of snoring.
A light baffle about golf learning notes that the sport does not take long to learn if players avoid time spent searching for lost golf balls. The quip implies ball hunting can be a time sink in early play.
A farmer spooks a village scene when he invites a doctor to ride behind a spirited horse. The horse bolts, overturning the carriage and knocking both to the road. The doctor, angered, questions the farmer about driving with an animal. The farmer replies he always wants a doctor present when he drives that horse.
A father loses patience with his son who is portrayed as unusually slow. He sends the boy to buy a quarter's worth of common sense with 26 cents. The boy pockets 25 cents and asks whether to tell the druggist the purchase is for his father.
A grandmotherly exchange turns playful when Roberta claims she can make up no¢try if she wants to The sister challenges her to continue and Roberta replies the rest of it is blank verse The pun plays on poetry and Roberta's wit in a light moment
A worker on scaffolding drops bricks striking a passerby on the head amid shouts of anger. Onlookers remark others escaped injury and note the incident could have been worse.
A humorous dialogue fragment centers on a misinterpreted proposal and a dismissive warning. Joye offers light guidance while another speaker urges avoiding a direct marriage proposal to prevent a risky turn in romance. The exchange blends wit with social plotting.
A fragmented cartoon style exchange shows Goofus and Rufus discussing a small theft attempt over money. Uncle Zeke comments on public suspicion when selling a product, reflecting a rural humor tone about trust and oops moments.
National Headquarters announced plans to return 100000 Selective Service trainees to civilian work after training this January 1941. Director AL Dykstra said cooperation with the U S Employment Service and state services aims to reemploy men leaving military service and reassure those still serving.
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah and Salt Lake City schedule a January twenty fifth gathering in Salt Lake City at the Newhouse Hotel with a 2 29 p m business session and a banquet that evening The meeting aims to review the legislative program and discuss topics of mutual interest with legislators and northern Utah leaders Governor Herbert Maw may attend and the Utah Manufacturers Association and Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce sponsor the banquet.
Lost item notice for a chemistry text and workbook. Contact Bryce Adams or J. A. Evans in Parowan with return information. Reward not mentioned.
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