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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
3
Reported here is a confused lay explanation of measles symptoms and transmission amid cold weather. It notes fever rashes and preventive anxieties while questioning secrecy around the illness and urges calm and care.
An odd fragment describes a ritual test using a bowl and water to reveal hidden forces. It mentions a powder, a socket to the surface, and a mark on a crate or floor plank. The text hints at observing shifts in a block and the bowl after resting to reveal movement or purpose.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a market disruption in Boston with references to winter street and market street, a general camel order, and a delay before sale. Names, dates, and places are unclear. details are not recoverable from the text.
The readable fragments describe a vague topic with altered words and unclear meaning. No clear persons organizations or events are identifiable. The passage appears damaged and lacks concrete facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
A fragmented report describes a case in Hot Spring involving Abe Coleg and local owners where stolen wealth tied to fees was seized. Authorities pursued a writ of replevin and habeas corpus as documents and bonds surfaced, detailing arrests and court actions.
Expert from the Department of Agriculture shares rhubarb growing and canning tips. The guide covers harvesting, preserving methods, and pairings with other garden staples, plus ideas for using rhubarb in sauces and desserts to extend seasonal yields.
A quirky cooking note describes a dish involving butter and a tiger tail element, with steps to bake and brown until ready. It mentions serving hot with or without sauce and includes odd spellings and fragmented phrases indicating a recipe fragment or pastiche.
A fragmented piece discusses rhubarb and its uses in cooking and domestic tasks. It mentions a woman demonstrating methods to prepare and store rhubarb for her family, highlighting its qualities and practical gardening value. References to domestic scenes and a focus on usefulness are implied.
A garbled report describes police action at a city hall or court building involving a cat theft incident and a person named Slaves. The scene includes a crowded office, a suspect questioned, and a vague reference to a charge of delivering something described as a delicacy.
In the Wenatchee Foliet, a lengthy race features a standout Stork victory amid a blur of garbled names and stray phrases. The obscure clipping hints at a dramatic finish and lingering questions about the event’s details and participants.
A scrambled report details a man receiving six months in jail with ongoing public service duty. The text notes a wife involved, Spring timing, and a legal case where the offender returns to past patterns and faces implications of probation.
An extended wartime report from Salt Lake City discusses Utahs home front efforts, local officials, and organizational actions. It mentions recruiting, civil defense, agricultural conditions, crop reports, and public notices affecting residents. Prominent names and institutions appear, including Salt Lake City leaders and military-related agencies.
A Canton Ohio letter describes a woman advised by Lyda E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to avoid an operation after doctors feared surgery. The writer claims improvement and urges others with similar troubles to consult Pinkham’s remedy, noting hospital stays and varying outcomes. The account references Ladies E Pinkham Medicine Co and Lynn Massachusetts.
Fragmentary OCR passage shows a chaotic street scene with a tramp and others amid unclear dialogue. Names, places, and actions are garbled, but the setting resembles a tense late night confrontation as characters speak terse phrases and move off.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and actions without clear context. The text references individuals, a potential event, and unclear dialogue, but specifics such as dates, places, or outcomes are not decipherable. The fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a concrete news item.
Fragments describe a local event involving Sutielenk and Diggins with mentions of Queso and Wold. Details are unclear but imply a community gathering or achievement. Names and places are partially obscured yet indicate a coordinated effort or competition outcome.
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