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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
6
A letter from Kronta Kopra of Summit New Jersey describes severe hot flashes backache and suffocation like sensations during sleep. She reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others with similar symptoms to order the medicine from the company’s agent.
Report details a burglary targeting a jeweler where thieves accessed valuable items and fled. Authorities assess the loot and note the crime drew attention to burglar activity in the area, mentioning involved items and estimated worth while outlining ongoing investigation.
A garbled OCR narrative describes dancers and listeners in a disjointed scene with scattered names and settings. The passage hints at a performance or social gathering and mentions a shift in focus as a character speaks to an audience.
A garbled OCR item mentions New York brewing, Blonds, and a string of misspelled phrases implying a disorderly or damaged fragment from a newspaper page. It lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize meaningfully.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions shoes and stockings with stray references to brands and places. It reads as a disjointed catalog or note without coherent event or clear entities.
A garbled note questions philosophy and personal style, claiming little was studied and pondering the bent of perhaps future writing. It reads as a rough draft fragment with unclear aim and scattered ideas.
A garbled record shows a quoted exchange with mentions of Winter and Allie, hinting at a tense confrontation and a claim of dominance. Names appear distorted but suggest a confrontation or ceremonial pole task amidst unclear context and date.
A garbled report outlines long standing debts of the American Legion tied to the Mileapoly convention. It notes loan details, interest, and proposed funding from various entities and committees to cover past deficits.
The report outlines Hampshire's strong showing with 60 pieces, detailing department totals and top performers. Roster notes include Joe and Rutherford as key contributors, while overall team momentum points to continued success beyond mid June.
Members of The American Legion urge paid-up membership enrollment across chapters turning to conventions and gatherings. Delegates from many states anticipate ongoing drives, with numerous dates listed for gatherings in Indiana, Oregon, Minnesota, and others through September.
A flood of May orders overwhelmed the undertaker Lindly and partners as the workload spiked across tasks from packing to cremation prep. Drivers, loaders, and staff faced high demand while costs and overtime rose. The piece notes the scale shifted late in May and hints at July needs and transportation strains.
Incomplete text fragment mentions enrollment and a named person Cle ton Bert. The readable lines reference a school process and a possibly enrolled individual, but no clear facts or outcomes are discernible.
A long readable passage describes dairy associations in a Mississippi community rallying for a planned cooperative dairy facility. It details organizational efforts, funding, and local involvement, including key figures and a push to secure a block of land and infrastructure with state and federal backing.
A garbled OCR fragment lists feedstuff units and weights with many misspellings. It mentions feeds like cornmeal and wheat meals with approximate quantities such as pounds per item and mixed feed components. The text reads as a rough inventory or calculation note with unclear sources or dates.
The text describes various mushroom varieties, noting shapes, colors, and unusual edges. It mentions alchemy references, potential health uses, and mysterious attributes attributed to fungi. The writing blends oddities with claims about edible and medicinal traits, grouped under a broad curiosity about mushrooms.
Fragmentary OCR style text with nonsensical phrases and names. No coherent events, people, or locations can be determined from the readable content.
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