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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
4
A fragmentary report discusses a horse used in war likely to be replaced by automotive power. It argues engines and gasoline will alter battlefields and romantic notions of conflict, noting the 22nd revenue dip and shifting public sentiment toward mechanization.
A fragmented editorial voice discusses national and local concerns including imported beer, cattle and sheep trade, and the need to support home production. It laments tax risks, praises local choruses, critiques newspapers and editors, and comments on social behavior, marketing, and community progress. It questions Fourth of July celebrations and local governance.
A humorous exchange shows a father naming twins with the first called Adagio Allegra and the second Encore because he was not mentioned on the official program. The dialogue reflects playful nicknaming and expectations.
A Parisian householder visits the magistrate to complain about a noisy piano from the adjacent café. He asks for the café to be padlocked, but the magistrate explains he cannot remove the man’s livelihood or padlock the piano.
A wife suspecting jealousy takes her husband on a shopping trip. While they try a dress, she sees Jim gazing at a passing manatee. She rebukes him. he retorts that she never looked at him that way.
A half city lot on the corner just north of J. Whitneys. For prices and terms inquire Alvin Decker Parowan. Wanted man with team for clearing and plowing ready cash. G. Y. Veltus Evans.
Mag gie questions if she knows Mrs Jones well enough to converse. Chenk Bill notes the talk should be limited to conversation about the matter, not personal familiarity.
A scene shows a politician greeting a friend with "Brother" and calling him "another" as Interchanges wind down. The exchange hints at evolving attitudes and forged kinship amid public life.
The exchange recalls a generous man praised for distributing cigars given as tax gifts to friends. Neighbors note he never smoked one himself and helped others with his generosity, while his widow shares the story.
A brief dialogue depicts an unnamed speaker arranging a meeting with Jim on a Saturday at 3 pm to settle a five dollar debt. The exchange suggests a personal yet formal tone amid a tense, unspecified situation.
Weary parent questions the realism as a new doll claims to act like a real baby. The toy is advertised to close its eyes and sleep when laid down prompting debate about its lifelike behavior.
A playful snippet shows Flo pressing for Freddie's thoughts and a shy misstep as a coin change is offered and then dismissed, hinting at affectionate mood between two characters.
A playful exchange reveals a desire for elegant stockings to wear to a ball. The absent-minded clerk confirms the order, signaling a social event mood and local fashion interest.
In a brief dialogue Miss Posse praises history while Miss Young agrees she often recalls childhood events. The exchange centers on memory and reflection without further context.
Fragmentary lines reflect a wary old friend warning to keep calm as troubles loom. The voice hints at communal strain and the need for restraint.
Giuseppe-Mabhy sa hie can see da flea loopa da loop.
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