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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
7
Fashion notes emphasize printed crepe as ideal for yokes and panels, with airy drapes, capelets, and polka dot patterns shaping contemporary frocks. Designers stress versatile yokes, inventive necklines, and waistline treatments while detailing navy crepe de chine and blue and white schemes, accessories, and color pairings.
In a playful dialogue Blackie the Ostrich and the Mountain Sheep discuss spring fever and changing weather. The birds and animals debate whether spring is strange or natural, noting heat and a desire to rest or play as the season shifts. The tale centers on Blackie’s antics and the creatures’ lighthearted banter about springtime feelings.
A garbled OCR puzzle snippet asks playful questions about a cent, a date, and phrases like what you sent when. It includes scattered fragments about a table and pitch mind, and odd lines such as what is the West wonton for hay waking and why feed wrong. The text mixes names and street references with incomplete clues.
An elderly secretary of state notes a much loved parrot from Pallinolner has rejoined its master in Washington. The reunion follows a long journey on a cheerful, winding road as the bird waits beside its keeper.
A fragmentary report describes a man of mystery nicknamed Billy Upplacort. He is elusive and resists public attention, with a shabby appearance and a penchant for wandering. The article notes a ruined house and his long absence from the local scene.
Fragmented world brief notes report Wyoming Vandatha status and coat reserves while Australy plans talking alms and aera reels. German brewers note England consuming more beer than Germany as Portuguese arrests rise for criminal offenses and political tensions.
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