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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
3
In a chatty winter vignette, Peter asks about Short-Tail the shrew and his winter stores. Short-Tail explains his underground storehouses and the need for food to stay active and avoid freezing, noting Peter has mistaken him for a mouse.
A feature on Chick Evans and his rivals, with a playful aside about burrowing for food and foraging through leaves and stumps. Short-Tall recalls hunting scraps left by Reddy Fox and Shadow the Weasel while Peter notes similarities to Shadow. The piece blends sport musings with woodland animal lore from 1933.
Designers in New York showcase midsummer hats with wide crowns and playful tops. The display features a smart town hat crafted from paper Panama, signaling bold, Wilde era inspired millinery.
Norwegian born actress recounts early training with the Royal Opera in Copenhagen and Moscow, early stage success including Beggar on Horseback, and pivot to films after meeting Jesse L. Lasky. She narrates choosing screen fame over Broadway and notes gains from talkies and the range of roles in The Wanderer and other releases.
Poem urging sturdier virtue over flashy fame. It contrasts durable foundations and gradual growth with sudden status, wealth, or pretense. The speaker favors consistent effort and honest development over fragile glory and risk, stressing integrity and steady character.
Recipes describe making Lemon Ice by boiling water and sugar for twenty minutes then adding lemon juice and rind. Strawberry ice cream is prepared with strawberries, sugar, cream, milk, eggs, and salt, then frozen with crushed ice and salt, served with a berry garnish.
A collage of humor tidbits from exam papers and essays. The Hower’s five parts, Napoleon’s riots, and fruit juice quips appear amid a note on graft and a duke of Clarence death.
The article explains a controlled golf swing in rough grass. It emphasizes gripping firmly at the top but remaining relaxed during the swing. The aim is to lift the ball cleanly with a downward arc and a slightly longer follow through to escape tight grass.
OST visitors at the Century of Progress in Chicago thrill to the cable car, as the familiar Sky Ride zips between towers. Colombians note that mountain cableways have long existed in their homeland carrying passengers and freight, with last year’s line lifting 100,000 people and 32,000,000 pounds of cargo.
Earl D. Bunn shoots cigarettes from villains mouths and splatters sand near the heroine to create dramatic effects. Since 1922 he has worked in the moving picture colony where odd job men ply unusual talents for handsome salaries.
Successful director D. Tioas Lederman who has long tenure with Columbia has guided many standout shows. He directed Trail's End The Fightin' Marshall Texas Ranger Branded Narlog Danger Texas Cyclone Speed Demon McKenna of the Mounted and The End of the Trail.
A New England color consultant argues most interiors are drab and colorless. She says color harmony and careful use of hues like blue and green can alter mood, perceived space, and energy, noting yellow brightens dark rooms while red and orange alarm.
Instructions on washing and drying leather gloves to maintain a neat appearance. Use mild soap, lukewarm water, and gentle handling. Rinse, squeeze out moisture, roll in a dry towel, reshape, and air dry at moderate temperature. Avoid twisting or heat extremes.
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