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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
2
Orson C Williams owner of the Rosslyn Hotel in Denver reports recovery from indigestion and stomach trouble after Tanlac. He credits improved appetite and strength to Tanlac and notes widespread sales of over 46 million bottles. He urges others to ask their pharmacist for a bottle.
A fragment hints at a tension between zeal and restraint when addressing Scott. The speaker notes that zeal drives urgency while calmness would fear to answer. No clear outcome or names beyond Scott are provided.
Stebert W. Chambers argued at the Century Club that a claim by Trig about a new school of psycho analytic novelists surpassing past writers is dubious. He noted an amateur photographer saying Fiore’s article praises amateur work, and affirmed the statement as true if photographers are asked.
The cleaned up New York stage drew Newton Tooth Tarkington to a reception where he mocked art for money. A teller of a busy social tale recalls a foul anecdote about a very ugly man who visits a widow and her daughter. The girl blurts out a shocking zoo anecdote.
A five year old Fairfax County Virginia cat owned by F J Wense lost three of four kittens. He tried giving her three baby squirrels as replacements, and the cat accepted the foster brood. The same cat previously raised three squirrels for several months before they left to fend for themselves.
A Tindu scientist with a thorny name argues plants can seek Grace Tabor of the Woman's Tiomen Companion agrees with Jims that the poor plants are often ill treated. Vegetarians are urged to remember this when criticizing meat eaters. Plants grow better when loved.
A vintage advertisement extols WELL-ANS as a harmless pleasant remedy for indigestion including gas belching heartburn nausea and headaches. Claims over 50 years of use and offers 25 cents per package or free samples from Gell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
The Dearborn Independent reports that over 3 090 009 yards of surplus crares once meant for army tents and wagon covers have been turned over to post office authorities for use as mail bags.
Ice remains scarce and priced high in Alaska with S200 for half a ton and S140 per ton for orders over 2 000 pounds. Buyers seek reliable supply amid cold season demand.
Dairy expert W L Clevenger from North Carolina State College says low butterfat quality and small cream yields hurt profits for creameries and patrons. He notes that customers selling under 200 pounds of fat annually add collection and testing costs, while larger producers yield better efficiency and returns.
The USDA Bureau reports MUK powder and condensed milk replace whole and evaporated milk in confectionery, ice cream, and bakery items to ease transport and storage. Milk powder use rose while evaporated and skim milk drops occurred. overall milk usage declined about 10 percent from 1925 to 1926.
Guidance advises keeping calves slightly hungry rather than overfed during the first four months. Legume hays with over 50 percent clover are praised, with emphasis on quality. Feed amounts for one month olds start around 1.9 to 2 pounds, rising as calves reach four months to about 3 to 4 pounds daily.
Dairy notes discuss growing silage for succotash to feed dairy cows and warn that feeding border cows wastes money and labor. It advises preventing cream from freezing before delivery, stresses pure bred sire slogans, and urges careful feed records milk tests to measure cow production accurately. It also outlines weaning calves after keeping them with cows for one to two days and feeding warm milk for about two weeks.
Report recounts early use of camels in North America from Canada to Texas. Details Jefferson Davis era attempts in 1853 to build a camel corps, transport from Smyrna, and operations from Camp Verde to New Mexico and California. Notes eventual abandonment after Civil War and faded sightings of wild camels in the Southwest.
The piece notes how television can reveal false impressions at night clubs and in personal calls. It hints at caution when leaving town and jokes about poker chips giving away absences while referencing a line about someone you must see by phone. Cerylon's council funds agriculture to fight a pest.
A pesticidal weed known locally as Mae deve is threatening Sri Lankan rice output and has invaded Bengal Burma and Indo China waterways. Peasant farmers suffer losses as the infestation spreads along canals and fields.
Maxim inventor Sir Bliam Martin, born in Maine in 1840, spent most of his life in England where he became a renowned engineer and innovator. His most famous creation, the Maxim machine gun, cemented his place in military technology.
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