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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

3

Indians Start Wagon Trek to Oregon for Century Anniversary

Chief Winter Moon leads a band in a covered wagon from Washington to Oregon retracing Jason Lee’s 1834 route. They aim to reach Oregon before September 8 to join the centennial celebration. Senator C. L. McNary of Oregon shakes hands with Winter Moon as other Oregon lawmakers and Senator Pope of Idaho observe.

Hief Winter Moon Washington, D.C Oregon Jason Lee United States C. L. McNary Chief Winter Moon Congress Pope Idaho

Bedtime tale reveals nest drama of Redeye’s brood

Jenny Wren scolds Peter Rabbit as Redeye the vireo hatches a cowbird. The Stedeyes struggle with feeding their own young while the larger, greedy chick takes most of the food, provoking sympathy for the parents and debate on kindness.

Jenny Wren Redeye Peter Peter Rabbit Jenny Sally Sly Ile Itedleyes Jen

Souffles and puddings from Mottier's Cook Book sample

Warm months favor delicate fruit puddings and souffles. Recipes include Lemon Souffle with lemon juice and yolks, Spanish Souffle with bread crumbs and milk, Steamed Blueberry Pudding with flour milk and blueberries, Graham Pudding with molasses and raisins, and a strawberry cream garnish.

Weaters Dolo

A Corner in My Heart Poem by Anne Campbell

A sentimental poem records a lover's departure and a once bright corner in the heart turning dull and dusty. Vivid imagery of a garden fragrance, moonlight, and stars contrasts with the present loss as the beloved leaves and the scene fades. A reflective lyric notes the gun no longer shines and trumpet vines wither in the heart.

Lawn task broken promise prompts caution

A reader recalls a person who offered to cut a lawn but did not follow through. The note ends with advice about trusting strangers and warns against relying on unknown promises.

Pakcare Whipsnade Zoo London England

QUESTION BOX By ED WYNN The Perfect Fool

Reader messages pose light queries on married life shaving with dull blades and a tramp at the back door. Wynn and staff provide witty, practical replies in a humorous column style.

ED Wynn

Pop reluctance and billing amid Hell Syndicate mentions

A fragmented text references a character asking about reluctance and a scene involving paying a bill, with a nod to Hell Syndicate and an implied bar/vice setting. The readable portions evoke a dialogic street context and a tension around payment.

Pop Hell Syndicate

Benedict Arpel d Honored as Brigadier General and Trader

After betraying his country Benedict Arpeld was commissioned a brigadier general in the British army and received 6315 pounds for property losses. He led an expedition in Virginia and New London and later outfitted privateers. He faced scorn in England and died in London on June 14, 1801.

Benedict Arpeld Virginia New London England London

Low Grade Feeds Endanger Poultry Flocks

North Carolina State College reports that low grade ingredients and damp mashes in homemade feeds can poison chickens, while high mortality often stems from chilling overheating crowding sanitation and germs. If losses persist, send several flock specimens to the poultry disease laboratory with detailed management notes for testing by feeding trials rather than lab analysis of mixed mashes.

Dearstyoe Poultry Department North Carolina State College WNU Poultry Disease Laboratory State College State Laboratory

Healthy Pullets Boost Poultry Profits Through Careful Rearing

A seasoned poultryman notes that flock success hinges on thrifty healthy pullets with vigor and vitality. High mortality raises costs per dozen, sometimes 4 to 7 cents, unless pullets are kept on clean ground and good blue grass sod. Planning range rotation now can improve pullet growth and bottom lines.

Wisconsin Agriculturist

Care of Breeding Geese

Geese reach breeding quality after a year with a cautious first season. Avoid overfeeding and ensure exercise. Use one gander per pair, with two geese maximum. After age six, some lay enough for two settings, and eggs can be incubated under hens or broodies. Ten to twelve eggs per setting. excess divided with another goose or hens.

Bumblefoot in Birds Causes and Care Guidelines

The article explains Bumblefoot as foot swelling from injuries due to jumping to hard floors. It advises treating with a sharp knife to open swelling and antiseptics, and keeping birds in a clean pen with soft litter to prevent infection and speed healing.

Mash feeding guide for chick rearing

Guidance on chick feeding from first mash to maturity. Keep mash before birds at all times and offer fresh mash twice daily. Provide ample feeding space with shallow boxes first, then switch to covered troughs to limit access. After ten weeks feed in regular outdoor hoppers.

Last Sounds of Lost Eras in a Quiet Power

Henry Beston muses on vanished ages and their noise from war chariots to Renaissance artillery. He notes modern sounds replace ancient crafts and asks what contemporary hum will define our era as gears rasp and riveters tick in a silent, alien power room.

Ostia Pentelle Henry Beston The Atlantic Monthly

Tums Builds a Palatial Plant in St Louis

The A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. erects a blue black terracotta base building in St Louis for exclusive Tums manufacture. The palatial plant features gold strips, etched windows, and stainless steel decorations with upper windows fifty feet high. Estimated cost for building, machinery, and equipment ranges from $100,000 to $150,000.

St. Louis A. H. Lewis Medicine Co

Public Debate Echoes Threats and Fatigue in Referee Role

A fragmented exchange quotes Senator Sorrhuns criticizing endless questioning. The dialogue hints that fatigue leads to threats of personal violence as debates devolve into a desire for decisive feats.

Sorrhuns G Reat

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