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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
Excerpt from TB Atlee's Should Women Be Men offerings argues men dominate institutions and that women are unfit to raise children. It insists women need a free choice to pursue home and childrearing, with outlets for intellect and ambition.
A reader pamphlet invites boys and girls to study a Grape Nuts promotion in a separate column of the paper. The ad hints at joining the Dizzy Dean Whomners and winning valuable free prizes through the contest.
A man’s openly expressed anger stirs conflict in a public dispute, highlighting how strong emotions provoke confrontation. The incident centers on personal pride and social reaction, with onlookers noting heated exchanges and a charged atmosphere.
Ben Elliott, Dawn, and allies expose Brandon’s plot to murder with oil and fire. McManus's letter reveals Brandon framed McManus. Dawn is freed as Tim Jeffers and others bring the case to justice. Brandon flees, McManus is cleared, and Dawn’s future is secured amid quiet gathering at the McManus home.
In a Newfoundland wreck the officer of the Legion of Honor saved others by pushing past weaker travelers. A man beside him, seeing the badge, recalled the self before heroism and sacrificed himself for the weak and helpless as the ship found its watery grave.
The medieval friar Thomas Conecte preached before about 20,000 listeners. Men and women formed separate lines, the men on one side and the women on the other, as he spoke from the pulpit.
A hometown booster writes of Intermountain wonders and pride in boosting the region. Mention of Spanish Fork, UK and national recognition contrasts with details on White House reception invitations issued two weeks prior, sent by special messenger in Washington and by mail outside the city.
The article notes that the Constitution does not require the President and Vice President to hail from different states. It cites the 1840 election of Harrison and Tyler, both born in Virginia, as an example.
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