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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1931

Page

2

Buddhist Conversion Efforts Grow in United States

Yukun Furokawa of the Rinzai sect travels from Japan to devote five years to spreading Buddhism in America. The article highlights Margaret Ledson, a white woman who becomes the Buddhist nun Un-kan in San Francisco, shaving her head and renaming herself as she pledges devotion to Buddha. She plans to sail for Japan soon, leaving her fourteen-year-old son Robert to be cared for.

United States Boston Yekun Furokawa Rinzai Sect of Japan America Mwe Yukun San Francisco Margaret Ledson Nyogen Senvaki Margaret Budda Robert

Bedtime tale of Glutton the Wolverine and the clever trapper

In a woodland tale Honker the Goose narrates how Glutton the Wolverine outwits a trapper by pulling traps and eating bait. The trapper, angered, rebuilds traps and hides bait, but Glutton cleverly hunts all traps then devours the meat and tears up remaining hairs to thwart further attempts.

Eter Rabbit Sienker the Goose Glutton the Wolverine Honker Peter Uonker Buster Bear Buster Glutten

Big Base Stealer Ben Chapman Leads In Stolen Bases

Yankee outfielder Ben Chapman shows an unrivaled urge to steal bases as he tops both leagues in steals. The quip cites a playful remark about his constant theft of bases and a light take on his aggressive baserunning.

Ben Chapman New York Yankees

Pact With Spirit on the West African Coast

A West African ritual tale describes parents bargaining with an unseen spirit at a child’s birth. The child binds by proxy to tabu such as not eating on water or avoiding certain meats, in exchange the spirit pledges protection and care for the child.

Africa

Fis Surrenders Wealth to Regain Health in Bid for Wealth

A compact verse notes a man named Fis trading health for wealth and then spending wealth to recover health. The poem emphasizes the folly of prioritizing money over well being and the cyclical pursuit of balance.

Fis

Squaw Dish and Codfish Potatoes From Summer Day Meals

Old fashioned summer day dishes include the Squaw Dish with small potatoes onions carrots and peas braised with salt pork and milk, a codfish dish mashed potatoes and eggs baked until set, peppers baked to tender, and a quick cold luncheon egg orange juice. Also tongue and spinach salad assembled with celery and boiled dressing, molded and served with mayonnaise. 1831 Western Newsork Yales.

Dixie Tie About Liked by Majority of Women

The wrap around apron style from Georgia gains popularity across the country. Edges bound with blag tape, waist ties enable over-the-head wear, and a molded silhouette with a subtly full skirt. Materials cost under a dollar. Leyden jar was invented in Leyden in 1746.

Dixie Georgia City of Leyden

Utah fair premium list highlights 1931 progress

A seven annual premium list for the Utah county fair features a 76 page booklet celebrating 1819 spirit and 1931 progress. Reports from Warren Idaho to Moran Wyoming cover dredging expansion, new reservoirs, mining deals, freight rate rulings, and regional development plans across multiple towns.

Proyeo Warren Ida California Dredging Company

Crops in Southeastern Idaho Report Positive

Idaho Falls district report from the United States department of agriculture bureau at Dolse notes water available areas are producing well and crops thriving in southeast Idaho.

Idaho Falls Ida Idaho United States Department of Agriculture Bureau Dolse

Fellows' Syrup Promises New Strength for Husbands

Unhappy wives note husbands grow run down and irritable. Fellows' Syrup is advertised as a tonic that boosts appetite, banishes nerves, and rekindles interest in living. The ad claims it is a world famous natural aid for weakened systems and recommends asking a local physician for it.

Husnanos Pate Aa Nature

Birthplace of Bryant Honored at Cummington Dedication

The Massachusetts Historical Society dedicates the birth place of William Cullen Bryant in Cummington, highlighting Bryant’s Long Island home Cedarmere at Roslyn. The article notes Bryant’s grave in North Roslyn and describes Cedarmere’s preserved library, grounds, and harbor setting as a enduring poetic shrine.

Massachusetts Historical Society William Cullen Bryant Cummington Mass New York Bryant Cedarmere Roslyn Long Island North Roslyn Harold Godwin Hlempstead Harbor

Photographic Mirror Aims To Perfect Camera Imaging

Dr Peter Schlumbohm a Germin chemist has invented a camera mirror that reflects the tones a camera captures while absorbing tones not seen in photos. The device mirrors an image as it will appear when photographed enhancing film making prospects.

Peter Schlumbohm Germin Doctor Schlumbohm

Prehistoric Mining Found in Natal South Africa

Reports of ancient mine workings in Natal indicate well developed mining activity before the arrival of the Zulu nations. Assistant Trade Commissioner Du Wayne Clark in Johannesburg notes the discoveries show mastodons and other prehistoric animals roamed the earth during the era of these mines.

Natal South Africa du Wayne Clark Johannesburg

Woman’s Resolve on a Line Becomes a Brave Love Battle

A brief poetic piece centers on a woman who pursues love while resisting conventional constraints. It frames romance as a public struggle and personal vow, highlighting tenacity and emotional struggle.

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