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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
7
Cherie Nicholas notes eyeleted and plain linen fabrics surge in summer wardrobes. Bold prints in gray black and white on yellow lead color schemes, with eyelet embroidery and crepe jackets pairing with frocks. Beach ensembles feature wide brim hats and eyeleted accents for stylish, practical wear.
An article on census tabulators describing electric data counting machines used to process 1830 census questions and other statistics. It explains punching hole cards, machine operation, and how automation speeds up handling data for 120,000,000 Americans, highlighting accuracy and efficiency.
Weimar honors Goethe and Schiller amid Shakespearean echoes at Stratford on Avon. Franz Liszt resided twelve years nearby. Rotzebue was born here and Nietzsche died here. Goethe transformed Weimar into a cultural center similar to Wagner's Bayreuth. The house and Schiller home welcome visitors.
Liverpool authorities confirm an Itemag Catholic church site for a proposed cathedral costing 15 million dollars with seating for about 0, on a site bought for 500 thousand. Construction slated to begin within two years.
A psychology piece argues moodiness in modern women harms happiness and standing. Psychologists favor self administered mental treatment and daily self questions to assess mood, development, and civility. Roland Pertwee notes Hollywood quirks as he finds stars eager to cut deals mid story readings.
The article recalls old fashion bootjacks, often homemade from simple boards, used to pry off tight boots after long wear. It notes practical designs, family help in removing stubborn footwear, and lingering use in New England fishing families where rubber boots remain common.
Sweden reports Lars Olofsson a Gaakrsjoe farmer near Oestersund celebrating his 105th anniversary. In Gaskrsjie parish two men are 101, two centenarians, and five are 99, marking a notable elderly cohort.
In a brief exchange the farmer Countesse notes the boys are willing to stay on the farm but treat themselves like summer boarders, implying a relaxed arrangement rather than formal oversight. The remark reflects a rural work and living dynamic.
An elderly lady listener asks if wireless pictures can be sent ready framed. The item notes the remarkable progress in natural science enabling image transmission by wireless and hints at consumer-ready framing.
Fragmentary lines reflect school marks and a distorted view of whiskey’s effects. The speaker muses on not regretting a lost love, suggesting past choices and potential regret, with a rough tone about discipline and consequence.
A compact note questions the value of long lines, suggesting that waiting times may not justify the outcome or benefit sought. It hints at impatience and the common frustration of queuing without clear payoff.
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