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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
3
Holt and Sheila trail Parslave from Marrasdale to London finding him linked to Eccleshare’s surgery. Maythorne orders a key witness, Cottingley, to describe him while plans form to confront Mrs Elphinstone about Mazaroff’s will and the murder case.
Mervyn Holt encounters Mazaramt on a Moor tour and stays at Woodcock Inn. Mazaraot claims to be Holt’s kin, then vanishes. The case unfolds with a murdered body, missing diamonds, a stolen gun, and a disputed will revealing Merchison as Mazareff.
The Down East sardine plant turns odor into value with byproducts sold to artificial pearl makers and Germany and the United States for fish meal. Tin scraps are baled for reprocessing in England while waste oil fuels paints and varnishes. Sardines reach 95 countries and a Java deal finally closed after a promotional voyage.
In the children's room a librarian notes missing regulars until a girl reveals kin had scarlet fever, but the rest of the family are not guaranteed. The brief hints at health fears and family health status within the library context.
The article notes that white handkerchiefs signaling bad form in ancient Rome gave way to colored squares used for headpieces and barber tools. It argues mopping or blowing in public was frowned upon by elites and links use of a second nose handkerchief to desirability, while a sweating handkerchief could justify divorce.
The text advises using a genuine Fletcher remedy with Charles H. Fletcher's signature on the package as the first treatment for a child with coated tongue, fretfulness, poor sleep, or general illness. It stresses safety and suitability for young children.
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