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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1926
Page
8
Citizens enjoyed a day with a well attended program directed by the Skyline Association. Storm damage hindered sports, but all events were completed. Attendees had candy, peanuts, ice cream and soda.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dalley and family of Northern Idaho spent several days visiting here with Summit relatives.
Mr and Mrs Millard Halterman of Midvalley visited Mr and Mrs C T Hulet on Monday as guests in a social visit reflecting community ties and local friendships.
Mr and Mrs Jack Berry of Burcks are visiting with Mrs Berry s parents Mr and Mrs John Farrow as they spend time together.
Herbert White, admitted with typhoid fever at Ivor County Hospital, is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected under treatment. Medical staff monitor his progress and continue supportive care.
Miss Arvilta Ilulet traveled to Bryce Canyon for summer work at the hotel. Mrs. Doss Walker and family visited Summit from Winn Farm for the Fourth of July celebration. Miss Walt Natshett, currently in Summit, plans to return to Hoopier this week after several weeks of visiting.
The forest service reports experiments showing pipe heels and similar tobacco products start fires at high rates. Findings indicate pipe tobacco smoldering more readily ignites forest litter, bark, rotten wood and pine needles than cigarettes or cigars.
A concise excerpt notes that all other goods by fortune are given while a wife is the peculiar gift of heaven, attributed to Pope.
The article recalls the first US school for the deaf in Hartford 1817 funded by generous men including Doctor Cogswell whose deaf daughter inspired the effort. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and the Frenchman Clerc established the teaching system that began the modern deaf education movement.
Bentley and Wilcock were fined $160 each by the Federal Court for their post office affair. They must pay $40 monthly for four months as penalty, following earlier reports on the case.
Megsra Walter C George A and William Mitchell traveled to Salt Lake City on business at the end of the week.
The note reports Mr Taylor Parkinson denies a rumor of marriage reported in the Times last week and threatens libel action. He does not deny another claim about a good man possibly going wrong.
Mr and Mrs Edward Mickleson revisit here from Wyoming for a few days and motored down with their own car. Principal and Mrs Donald went to Beaver to spend the fourth with Mrs Pymi1s people here.
Messrs Clair Hulet Byron Thorn on Joseph Bettridge and Almourton who have been working at the Irton Ward sawmill this season were here for the celebration.
A Victorian tone notes that court dresses at Lencum royal receptions must reach below the calf or be banned. The piece mocks fashion, claiming dresses start with fig leaves and now use silk and satin. It mentions a bride crowned in white chrysanthemums with autumn leaves as decorations.
The ex-editor notes that reporting on a bride’s dress once dreaded by editors has diminished in importance, suggesting changing newsroom priorities and lighter wedding coverage.
A comedian mocks wearing lames on stockings while noting many short girls with long names. The police officer comments that the idea is acceptable as far as he can tell.
The famous French academy traced to an exclusive literary circle of women formed about 1615 by the Marquise de Rambouillet. It aimed to rescue the French language from vulgarity and elevate its literary status.
A cryptic prose item discusses Pingust found at ants nests and a snake bite remedy among early American Indians. It deplores parenting focused on domination as harmful to a child’s mental and emotional development. It also notes arts and sciences grow through practice and refinement and ends with a quotation about bears.
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