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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
3
A model house that breathes stays cool with hollow walls circulating air. It won first prize at the San Diego exposition display. Inventor Saint John Neutra of Los Angeles stands with the design. Steel clad houses feature exposed portions coated with aluminum for heat draft cooling.
In a moonlit Green Forest Buster Bear searches for Danny Meadow Mouse during a game of hide and seek. Danny hides behind a tree trunk keeping the mouse safe while Buster frantically sweeps leaves and circles, unable to trap him. Danny feels fear yet outsmarts the bear by staying hidden behind the trunk.
Recipe suggestions from a Western Newspaper Union clip on picnics and porch suppers. Includes a biscuit dough wrap with seasoned chicken, cheese sandwiches with mustard, pepper salad in jars, and raisin drop cakes with spices and nuts.
The piece notes new hats with backs and others without backs, featuring simple Perch curls atop swirled headwear. Curls are described as larger and more elaborate, filling space between collar and hat brim. Copyright hs Public Ledger Inc NY service.
An article explains rabies risk across seasons, highlights Pasteur vaccination since 1838, and notes December to February dog bites in Chicago. It outlines transmission, incubation, and the need for immediate medical care, dog observation, and humane handling of suspected animals.
Hot weather fashion note promotes pattern 2319 with a loose cape sleeve dress that flatters proportions through darts at bust and waist. Available in many sizes, requires 33 yards of fabric for size 36. send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York for instructions and pattern.
The European cranberry, found in Canada and the northern United States, is described as the sacred plant of ancient Druids. A larger American native berry is also noted.
A column of letters and playful answers from readers and the newspaper’s humor desk. Puzzles include flying colors painter joke dog hot dog water tips and chestnut joke replies from U K Soulmart Wyptonr Vettern Artan D N Mytlow s J M A Giggler and more.
A reader argues heat travels fastest since you cannot catch it while cold is catchable. A reply jokes to buy a stove claiming half coal savings. Another note asks about dampness in a recently purchased country home due to poor construction.
A nostalgic verse recalls greener trees and bright yards when a visitor arrives. It contrasts bloom and warmth with later autumn chill and memory that warms hearts through winter, ending with a hopeful note of enduring summer dreams.
A forward movement velvet black beret by Ime Agnes is highlighted. Inverted tucks create a fan like pattern and a simple band knotted on the left uses a black beltlog ribbon.
A new study outlines that nerves transmit electro chemical impulses at about 400 feet per second, explaining rapid communication between body parts and supporting current theories of neural signaling.
A local man claims his creator and father could have bought the township for a song. Farmer Countessel retorts that if the tales were true, only musicians would own any real estate, highlighting skepticism about local land lore.
A burglar taunts his victim during a daytime theft attempt, claiming he finds no money after a nighttime search. The piece appears in Stray Stories Magazine, highlighting a quirky exchange between intruder and resident.
A classroom exchange features students mispronouncing beans and beana in humorous lines. The bright boy and another pupil misspell beana and beana while a third quips about being human heans.
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