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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
4
Paroman Puddadeng and Printing Company announces advertising rates for the weekly Parowan Ormes publication. Rates are clarified as reasonable and available on application, with details provided to prospective advertisers.
A father’s role in guiding a son’s friendships is urged, stressing intimate influence and early effort to earn the boy’s confidence. Fathers should be seen as the boy’s chum, modeling character and shaping social circles to strengthen rather than undermine the boy’s future. The piece also urges practical town improvements like garden planting to combat high living costs and unused land, promoting health and thrift.
A Sunnyside Washington column argues newspapers serve vital community roles beyond politics. It lauds editors who balance integrity with service, noting a disciplined, well run paper helps towns gain recognition and prosperity while countering drift and disloyalty.
The piece argues for using city lands for food production, noting England's people engage in this effort while Germany builds forts to conserve wealth. It estimates London has 4,160 acres suitable for productive farming yielding about 301 per acre, totaling roughly 7,000,000 dollars in potential food value.
The article complains that Carranta refuses to ratify the commission’s work, ending the Fazzle. It notes General Pershing and troops may be withdrawn from Memeo Itiajust, criticizing past border actions and infighting among two administrations.
The text extols permanent civic development through residents who take pride in improving their home and engaging in public life. It highlights the role of stable citizens as integral to community cohesion and progress.
The article warns to avoid heavy meals at night to prevent a croup attack and to watch for early symptoms like hoarseness. It recommends Chamberlain Cough Remedy to reduce hoarseness and notes beauty talks by noted women in the community while cautioning against wasting space on unneeded topics.
An anxious voice asks what drivers will do as gasoline runs out and wells dry. The piece contemplates rising fuel prices, coal limits, and fuels like denatured alcohol as substitutes, suggesting farmers and households may repurpose crops and waste to power vehicles. It reads like a warning yet ends with a hopeful note to cheer up.
A fragment discusses beliefs about colds and weather, noting 14 rank foolishness and references a remedy. It mentions Chamber lin's Cough Remedy and claims it effective and highly recommended by people who have used it for various occasions. The text is garbled but centers on debunking weather cold myths and promoting a remedy.
A fragment urges Parowan residents to appreciate the town, spend locally, and support improvements. It stresses lighting, clean streets, banks of amusement, and to be a proud booster rather than a knocker. It notes inconvenience but calls for proper civic action.
The piece notes a bold claim about mastering a pinger organ in a single evening. It contrasts this with earthbound experienced keyboardists who have spent years without achieving flawless harmony. The quirky reference appears in La Follette Magazine within Tales of art.
Indications from a Pair Compensation Commission point to Utah and neighboring western states adopting fair working men compensation before Montana and Colorado, with taxes on industry considered to balance development. Utah and Idaho seek legislation informed by others to ease investor burdens while expanding capital and labor access. Local readers note hopeful prospects for Lund and surrounding areas as court activity continues.
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