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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
3
David experiences a magical travel through darkness to a sunny pasture where Axis the spinning map creature explains his one mind and life work. The Living Map reveals Compass and Geo discuss the map coming to life and David’s role in its spinning earth.
A whimsical description portrays a father named Success ig Wok and mother Ambition with children symbolizing traits like Common Sense Perseverance Honesty and Courage Foresight Enthusiasm Cooperation, plus daughters Character Cheerfulness Loyalty Courtesy Sincerity Harmony and a baby Opnoruinity.
Naval academy boxers will use an outside referee seated beyond the ring to separate clinches and count knockdowns. Lieut. Frederick Reinble backs the cleaner method, with Webb praising the novelty and British practice.
William Jacoba of Baltimore city college defeated John Richardson of Dartmouth in two players progress to win the national junior indoor tennis title at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York. The final was decided in one set. Both finalists showcased a style likely to defend America’s tennis reputation on the court.
A look at unusual 1929 NL batting feats notes 26 players hitless in 1 to 18 games. Most were relievers or late season callups. Tony Kaufman, released by the Giants, appeared 32 times with one hit but scored 18 runs and a .631 average.
German stars dominated seven events with a 79 to 7114 victory as German sprinter Otto Peliver won the 800 and 1500 meters. Japanese rival Kinamoto led the 6000 meter race in 15 minutes 30 seconds and Miki prevailed in the 110 meter hurdles.
A team of British players will winter in the United States to contest the American national court tennis and racquets championships in singles and doubles. The squad includes current English titleholder Benrline, and notable players Scott-Chad and Lees. They will also enter the Tuxedo tournament.
The West Point basketball squad travels to Columbus to meet Ohio State University on February 22. The report notes multiple sports figures and events including boxing at West Virginia, Dartmouth coaching by Dolly Stark, and notable performances in bowling and track from various colleges.
The NCAA baseball committee led by Prof. Edgar Forrer reports college baseball is in a bad way and urges a rule update that keeps technical play but removes professional-style fines and suspensions. It calls for a sportsmanship code and faster play across campuses.
Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins stands out as a versatile defenseman and forward threat in the National Hockey League. Regarded by many fans as the league’s most valuable player, he anchors the Bruins and electrifies Beantown ice crowds with his skill and leadership.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe plant based remedy for babies and toddlers. It claims rapid soothing for colic fever and sleeplessness and advises continued use through childhood. The copy highlights pleasant taste and the Chas Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
Forehanded cat in Canaan New Hampshire shows unusual hoarding behavior placing gathered apples behind the stove and recently delivering a one and a half pound turnip. Helen Currier notes the Angora feline’s unexpected squirrelish instinct and quirky collecting pattern.
A fragmentary piece centers on a dramatic moment as a speaker recalls lights failing during an event and a reaction described with terse dialogue. The dialogue suggests tension and improvised response to a loss of illumination.
Four year old Eddie watches his mother cook and laughs at the sizzling potatoes. He comments with a wry remark about the spinning meals, noting the noise and motion around the stove in a curious kitchen moment.
In the fiscal year ending June 1929 the Department of Agriculture released and distributed more than 25,000,000 copies of its publications across the country. This effort highlights significant outreach to farmers and the public through printed guidance and information programs.
Deer have been moved from the West to replenish eastern forests but with limited success. Transfers from overstocked regions to needed areas continue where practical to balance game populations.
Alaska Washington Airways, Inc prepares to launch a seaplane passenger service linking Victoria and Vancouver, promising rapid travel by water route. The move positions the carrier to expand regional transport options and boost tourism and commerce in the Pacific Northwest.
Miss Cayenne cautions against overreach in family business investments. A cautionary note about taking an interest unless one can avoid risking a loved one in heavily mortgaged accounts.
A brief note reports an incident where applying pressure to a lemon ends in a minor reaction from a girl involved. The item reads like a quick domestic or culinary incident note with no further details.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, returning from eight months in South American jungles in search of Colonel Fawcett, warns that home presents greater danger than savages. An ad-promoting Najol claims it cleanses internal poisons, improves mood, and boosts energy with nightly use for two weeks, urging readers to buy at dry stores.
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