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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
7
Elaine Shepard, film actress, wears new television makeup with white light around the nostrils eyes and throat hollows and blue black lips eyebrows and eyelashes. Ordinary makeup proved impractical for television reproduction.
An advertising essay describes ex pert drawn work scarves dyed to match tur quoise touches in home decor. It notes simple methods to create open spaces by pulling threads and whipping edges, highlights two sewing books and quilt leaflets, and directs readers to order from Mrs. Spears in Chicago with 2105 Des plaines Street.
A quirky column ponders 7 percent yields and air castles while linking diligent warfare and religion. It asserts the Bible urges labor and notes truth ultimately rises while lies linger. It argues the national anthem spurs effort to sing it and critiques vague arguments that dodge facts.
A jumble of trivia items asks about Teyas Jeagher in baseball crossing the Rubicon the difference between savage and barbarian blending colors semiconscious vs semi unconscious Cleopatra murder impact Caesar Cleopatra myth Leo Taurus Aries April goat all colors to white and notes a misquoted history explanation with Caesar and Antony.
A fragmented column gives quirky tips on kitchen tasks and storage. It mentions scrambling eggs for sandwich filling, making high windows look shorter with curved hangings, storing dried beer in a covered jar, keeping silver bright with hot water and ammonia, velvet scraps for distress relief, and classifying desserts by meal suitability.
A fragmentary quote attributed to Moody praises mistakes as a humbling force for workers and offers encouragement to keep faith and persevere despite errors.
A short fly ball off the bat of Usat drops between infield and outfield. The ball lands out of reach, allowing runners to advance. No injuries reported.
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