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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1940

Page

6

Two Keys to a Cabin IMO R E HED WU SERN

John in a Maine hotel shares a dinner with Gay after a long separation, recalling their cabin life and past plans. Mary Adams, Dr. Sargeant’s daughter, arrives with hints of a telegram about Gay. Conversations mix longing with professional tensions as John contemplates his future, while Gay juggles romance and independence.

John Sargeant Constantinople Gay Abbie Sargeants Dr. Sargeant Miss Sprague Mary Adams Florida New York Todd Janeway Palm Beach Laneway Todd Kiary Adams Sergeant Tim Sorey Mary Skippy Hippy Nat Marty Adams Bunch Congress Square Meyer Coorway Byrd Mel Admiral Byrd Jobett Maine

Atomic Energy Seen As Future Naval Power By Scientists

Dr. Arthur H. Compton of the University of Chicago told Dr. E Lawrence that atomic energy from atom smashing offers a future military use for battleships. He said the energy mirrors solar energy, far surpasses current fuel, and that the U S leads in developing the knowledge to harness it, with progress concentrated here.

Arthur H. Compton University of Chicago E. ©. Lawrence Europe de. Compton Dr. Compton United States

First Aid to be Ailing House Roger B Whitman

A two story summer house twenty three years old shows plasterboard walls and narrow upstairs ceilings. Insulation and a hot air furnace with ducts recommended. ensure three wood sheathing with sheathing paper under outer covering to keep weather out and improve comfort.

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Civil Service Law and State Revisions Across 1925 to 1939

Across 1925 to 1939 states enacted and repealed public service statutes, with Minnesota Rhode Island and Alabama adopting limited civil service rules while Arkansas repealed them and Michigan restructured the system. Montana activity notes mention coyote hunting and snowmobile usage for hooting, reflecting regional concerns and lines of policy during the period.

Minnesota Whode Island Alabama Arkansas Michigan

Kailas Temple in India A 3200-year-old granite monument

The Kailas temple, carved from solid granite during ancient times, stands 90 feet high, 109 feet wide and 161 feet long from a rocky interior. Builders faced challenges with plaster coating and paint, reflecting remarkable ancient craftsmanship.

India

Earl of Sandwich Origin Allegedly Tied to Earl of Sandricl

A historic note asserts the sandwich is named after the Earl of Sandwich who reportedly loved gaming and ate meat between bread slices. The tale links the food to his preferred quick meal during play.

Sandwich Sandricl

Earliest Easter Date Reaches March 22, 1818

The record earliest Easter in over a century occurred on March 22, 1818, marking a rare alignment of lunar cycle and March equinox. The date highlights historical variations in Easter calculations and spans centuries of ecclesiastical dating.

Jitterbug Debate Sparks Quotes from Official

Bliss Ethel Bowers, field secretary of the National Educational association, says youth need physical energy and vigorous dance like jitterbug, plus running, racing games and mental games. She advocates observational and educational games to balance activity.

Bliss Ethel Bowers National Eocwational Association

New Type Glass Shrinks After Forming Dishes

A new glass type shrinks by one third after shaping into dishes and stays resistant to heat cracks and temperature changes.

Ducking Stool Used Against Shrews in 1745 England

A fragment notes a ducking stool being used to punish shrews in England during 1745, reflecting harsh historical methods of public shaming and punishment. The brief mentions the device and time without broader context or individuals.

England

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