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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
3
A stream of trivia prompts asks about alliteration fear phrase. It includes queries on the difference between being interested and engaged, whether soda exists in soda water, and whether any books of the Bible omit mentioning God. It also references a date on a bill and uses garbled text and mis-spellings.
A stitched-together OCR fragment lists language puzzles and theological notes. It mentions alliteration about Belgrade, trivia on egg puzzles and nutty numeration, a metallic alloy brass, and statements about the name God in Esther and Song of Solomon. It reads like a miscellany or study notes.
A quotation from 1878 praising the American Constitution as a remarkable product of mind and purpose. It notes a century of trial under expanding demands and asserts the document’s resilience despite not being wholly free from change.
Mary Loring visiting New York with her aunt Linnie Cotewell and friend Lette Ort by. Mary writes stories to help support her family as her father faces financial strain. She falls for Dr Grice while Aunt Linnie presses social matches and a fortune hunter, Count Umberto Balland, enters the scene. Mary seeks publication, endures setbacks, learns of Cragg’s marriage, and contemplates love and career amid family pressure.
Mary Loring, courted by editor Phil Buchanan at his East Fiftieth Street apartment, attends a social gathering and dives into writing. She returns to The National Weekly with hope, only to face Buchanan’s blunt rejection of Their Son as weaker than At Sea, leaving her heart bruised and future uncertain.
Psychologist Dr. Carl E. Seashore at the University of Iowa outlines five reasons why people love music. He cites physiological resonance in the body, delight in harmonic structure, music as creative imagination, music as social language, and music as self expression and communion.
Historical note claims Coronado introduced the first domesticated sheep to North America in 1640 but those animals died. later sheep brought by Spaniard Orate in 159d are cited as ancestors of Navajo flocks.
The Panama Canal and adjacent Canal Zone works are held by the United States. The 1903 Isthmian treaty granted a perpetual right of occupation, use and control without cession of territory. The U S paid 10 million dollars upfront and a 250 thousand dollar annual rent during the treaty term.
Goldsmith Maid a famed trotting horse is buried at Fashion Stag Farm in Trenton New Jersey. A monument records her seven year era as a leading trotter born in Sussex County in 1857 died September 3 1885. Her best record 2 44 was set in Boston in 1874 and earnings reached 304200 under Bud Doble and owner Henry N Smith.
The largest diesel locomotives, built by Electro-Motive Corporation of La Grange, claim the top power, with two 6,400 horsepower units powering the City of Los Angeles and the city of San Francisco. These machines are described as the most powerful in the world, marking a milestone in railroading.
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