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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
4
The Children’s Bureau calls for expanded public health nursing and home visits to safeguard mothers and infants. It urges community centers and trained counselors to guide feeding and care, with workers to ensure every mother gains access to essential services and information.
A wartime column extols American troops with rousing phrases. It praises Lieut Waterson and Preston Grbann for courage and resolve. Messages urge unity, resilience, and faith in victory as French and Allied forces strengthen morale.
The notice describes a remedy named Calie and Ovarn with a claim it can be used during illness. It urges timing to buy a bottle within months and implies usefulness for family protection against cale or Giarthvesa during the EQMiner. It mentions a cost of a hundred Lemee iE dust and notes treatment in case of an attack.
The passage argues it is natural for military and naval branches to honor the claimant and for a chosen man to speak up for him. It asserts the selected man will serve willingly wherever the government sends him and be ready for any duty to defend the country.
Readers note that only cheerful missives from home uplift troops overseas while gloomy correspondence is discouraged as it saps spirits and could hinder war effort. Official guidance stresses positive tone to support morale and avoid causing concern abroad.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a worker at the war front in a hukper serving coffee and food as German shelle sets a village afie.
A fragment describes remarkable bravery by men with American roots and the conveyance of heroic acts through fire and letters. The text mentions rescued information and daily country messages.
YMCA workers collaborate with Amer ycn troops at the front, aiding relief and morale as shell shock impacts soldiers and civilians in the ongoing conflict zone.
A vessel named Crone sank near the Levtwh Isles AY HW oC after a torpedo strike. A secretary recalls a dramatic moment when a crewman, missing teeth, carried a box of “store teeth” that bit his hand while escaping to a lifeboat. Over 700,000 tons of cereal were burned in May per Food Administration imports.
The letter urges farmers to stop buying cosmetics and instead save money for War Savings Stamps to aid the allied war effort. It cites Secretary Baker and the national need to fund troops, linking personal frugality to victory and the return of soldiers.
Public notice from Paragonah Coop Sheep Raising Company seeks to lease about 4 000 head of sheep to run for at least one year. Deadline or date uncertain. supplier reserves the right to reject any bids. Signed by J Rebmonn Jr Secretary July 217.
A reader letter extols Chamberlain's Coke and Dyspepsia Remedy as meeting strong interest and achieving notable results. The writer notes personal and family use with praise for its effects and recommends the product highly.
A reader from Baldwinville Massachusetts shares a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Tablets for a disordered stomach. She reports severe pain and gas for weeks, then relief after taking the medicine, with no recurrence after continued use.
National Forest timber for sale received by Forest Supervisor Panguitch Utah until July 14 for approximately 2000 acres of western Yellow Pine and other species. Bids start at 279 per thousand feet with a $200 deposit required. The Forest Service reserves the right to reject all bids. Obtain sale conditions from the Forest Supervisor.
Public notice lists parties including Jide ShA Closest Towela Tote by Curdain and Jane Sthtuwon with Utah and David Mhogo Lam involved. Aimed at tax and property matters with dates in July and evidence of court action. Official notice published by the court detailing steps and deadlines.
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