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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
2
The report covers political turmoil in Washington and international tensions, detailing military drafts and public notices. It notes court sentences for foreign relations offenses, wartime mobilization, and naval actions including submarine activity and merchant raider threats.
A war era tale recalls an American nurse who served in France and is now back in the United States. The piece references her reception among Delta women, a symbolic blue badge, and military camp routines as she adjusts to domestic life after frontline service.
A fragmented reflection on children inventing toys amid hardship and war, imagining playful objects and educational values while questioning material excess. The piece laments lost creativity when desires are fed by consumer goods, and contrasts childish imagination with grown commerce.
A fragmentary report describes Native leaders from the Yakines and allied Indians protesting a treaty with the Yndiane that restricted fishing. They travel to Tak to lodge complaints about rights infringements, amid broader themes of civilization and frontier power. The text references Goole, Ercoty, and local authorities, and notes a council or leader reaction to the treaty and land disputes.
In Dowesviire, Hira Jonn Baker used a bucket of hot water to thaw an icy sidewalk. The effort left her nearly paralyzed and shivering with cold. Neighbors andFirefighters responded after she called for help, pulling her from the icy pavement and warming her feet by the house while authorities assessed her condition.
A fragmented OCR style note mentions a flute display at a UCONN event with Filipino participants and a performer named Tao. It references a notable flute performance and a collaborative moment, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
A fragmentary verse fragment describes a harsh season with unrest and decay. The speaker laments a world grown nastier as springtime fades, noting ruined benches, frightened citizens, and damaged homes while the sun remains unkind.
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