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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

5

English Explorer Crosses Unknown Desert in Arabia

Bertram Thomas becomes the first to traverse the Rub al Khali from sea to gulf, crossing 1000 miles of uncharted desert with camels as his sole transport. He reports booming sands, a salt lake, buried cities, and tribes living on camel's milk, earning praise from fellow explorers.

Gobi Arabia Ruba el Khail Bertram Thomas Arabian Sea Persian Gulf Thomas

Watch Altogether Too Valuable to Be Lost

A Camden interview with Sir Hubert Wilking aboard his submarine Naw tilis leads to a dramatic ice rescue. The Rotary gift watch slips from Sir Robert’s wrist, sinks, and is recovered by riveter's tongs after quick action by reporters, workers, and volunteers. Sir Hubert admires the chronometer and notes it would cover lunches.

Camden Sir Hubert Wilking Sir Hubert Sir Robert Action Wirea Lee

Water flooding revives old oil wells in New York and Pennsylvania

Popular Mechanics reports a method to revive dormant wells by flooding with water. Water under pressure pushes oil through sands into other abandoned wells, potentially extending commercial life 30 to 50 years, with some fields showing renewed flow.

New York Pennsylvania Popular Mechanica Magazine Eperia

Fearful Census Drives Campaign in Portugal

In Portugal a fear of the census among the masses has prompted officials to launch a campaign. After sermons and posters failed, authorities dropped thousands of bills from planes to explain the census and its value.

Portugal

Burglar Impersonates Caller Claims Mistress in Crash

A burglar posing as a telephoner informs a maidservant that his sister and mistress have been in a motor accident and have been brought to the location. The burglar’s associate asks for details while the burglar himself does not confirm immediate departure. The victimized maidservant reacts with a hopeful exclamation.

Tila

Squirrel set to sealskin mimicry advertised

A dialogue describes a shop interaction where a young lady asks to have a "squirrel set" made to resemble sealskin, and the shopman confirms the alteration. The exchange shows a customer's request and artisan’s approval in a period tone.

Old Customer and Vanished Assistant in Graffiti of Trade

A brisk Vanity Fair quip depicts a grocer recalling a former assistant who drained every penny he could lay hands on. The joke touches on trust and loss in a thinly sketched marketplace.

Neo Flowers Parks Vanity Fair

Mental hospital beds exceed all physical illness beds

Report notes that today more hospital beds are occupied by mental patients than by all those with physical illnesses and injuries combined, according to Woman's Home Companion.

Heritage Quote Sparks Banter from Local Editor

A fragment from a Heritage page features a joke about a wife and kitchen tools with a garbled line about a silver apron and a can opener. The quip showcases local humor and wordplay in a clipped OCR reading.

Meglio

Two men discuss fashion and character aboard ship

A critic named Lady Kannard aboard the Afaurelania is asked about fashionable pews. Two men on a boat discuss how to judge a girl's character by her clothes. They debate whether attire reflects personality, with one arguing clothes reveal character and the other disagreeing.

Kannard Afaurelania George

Real Nice Fellow Painter Exchange

Dialog sketches a witty exchange about a so called brilliant young painter. The speaker downplays artistry while praising the person as a clear minded fellow in a light humorous tone.

Monarchy Finds Pleasure in Simple Social Amusements

A monarch may indulge in light amusements and modest revelry within court society, finding joy in ordinary social doings rather than grand propriety and ceremonial displays.

Infant Walker Debate Revealed by Wealthy Mother

A social exchange shows a friend praising a baby while the Extremely Rich Mother notes no real need for walking yet and implies future ease. The dialogue underscores class and upbringing without demanding action or outcome.

No Place for Trousers Quip in Restaurant Banter

A humorous exchange centers on a man with a smart overcoat and worn trousers asking where to obtain new trousers inside a restaurant. The snippet highlights social vanity and fashion in a casual dining setting.

Joke Exchange About Ignorance Between Husbands

Comic dialogue shows a man complaining his wife ignores him and the punchline centers on his dislike of ignorance. The exchange relies on a pun about ignoring and Ignorence highlighting the humor in misheard words. The brief skit lampoons domestic friction with light wordplay.

Incoherent note hints at hat passing and pride

A fragmented line mentions Cass Hornsby and Beil with a reference to a hat passed by a fellow. The text suggests social exchange or pride issues but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable action.

Cass Hornsby

Obstructionist Thought Leader Struggles With Direct Speech

Fragmentary text shows a speaker failing to lead with a clear direct message and resisting a stated object. The passage hints at verbal miscommunication and fragmented rhetoric amid political discourse.

Ona

Powder mill worker’s wife seeks gas mask in Army Store

A dialogue from a homefront moment shows a woman asking an Army Store Clerk for a gas mask. She explains her husband works in a powder mill and only smokes at home, implying safety concerns on the job and at the site.

Divorce Exchange Echoes Woe in Deep South

A fragmentary exchange reveals a man pleading for divorce and a lawyer asking about the cost of matrimony. The speaker hopes to rid himself of his wife and laments the burden of the marriage.

Mose Bruce

Rash Turned Down Prompts Suspected Proposal

A rumor bursts from overheard chatter about a man spurning one admirer and possibly proposing to another. The exchange hints at romantic brinksmanship and social reaction.

Dust Married and a Champion Split The Question

A brief exchange notes a marriage involving a champion and questions about starting a home with golf Fupsa. The dialogue hints at domestic plans and a light humor tone.

Over and Under Fair One Do You Like My Hale

A wordplay dialogue mocks long effort and self praise with banter about work and speech in a humorous exchange.

Bankers Help Farmers Avoid Unsound Practices in Kansas

President F D Farrell of the Kansas State Agricultural College notes bankers can deter risky farming ventures. Cattle imports plus premature creamery plants show how refusing finance prevents losses. Bankers’ cautious loans also curb pyramid investments and overextension in feedlots, benefiting farmers overall.

F. D. Farrell Kansga American Bankers Association Journal Tle Kanaas Kansas State Agricultural College Bankers Association

Key Banker Boosts County Farm Cash Crops in Tennessee

A Tennessee county gains $400000 in added annual income from new farm enterprises started since 1924 through a "key banker" and county agent. The banker organized private funds to hire an agent, promote Green Mountain potatoes, tobacco seeds, and dairy and poultry ventures, leading to $45,000 milk and $150,000 tobacco sales in 1929 and a planned doubling of cash crops.

Tennessee Tennessee College of Agriculture State Bankers’ Association American Bankers Association Green Mountain Cheess Company

Banks Favor Diversification Emphasis

The Alabama bankers agricultural committees meeting urged banks to extend credit on a twenty five percent reduction in cotton acreage. They stressed growing other crops and planned county outlook meetings to promote a balanced agricultural program.

Alabama Bankers’ Agricultural Committees Alabama

Loco weed blamed for light lambings in local flocks

Light lambings are reported in several sheep herds around the Gap West hills and Rush Lake benches. Many lambs are small and weak and the deaths are attributed to sheep eating loco weed in the early season. No other cause is identified.

Gap West Hills Rush Lake

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