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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
6
Picture framing and artist supplies advertised by Inter Mountain Art Co at 266 Main. Special rush service available if customers mention the paper when writing above Orme.
Dialog reveals Helen Strongmind plans a wedding and asks the speaker to serve as her best woman rather than bridesmaid. Conversation notes warmth and certainty about the guest list.
The passage estimates air consumption by individuals and populations. It states a person breathes about 6.2 tons per year and 430 tons in a 70 year life. It notes U S annual breathes 658 million tons and world needs around 10 500 000 tons.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that some birds rear young in darkness. Species such as sand-matting and kingfinheres dig long burrows in banks and lay eggs toward the far end of those burrows.
The article describes applying white enamel to wire clothing items to increase wear life and prevent rust, detailing the coating as a protective finish. It emphasizes longer-lasting durability and rust resistance from the enamel treatment.
Two capes captivate with distinct destinies. one practical wool cape with smart lines for daily wear, the other Paris evening wraps in orange taffeta and ostrich trim. The article compares cape collars, embroidered motifs, chiffon taffeta gowns, and vivid color palettes designed to dress beauty with elegance.
A period fashion note extols Daylight and Lamplight taffeta as this season’s top fabric. It highlights two afternoon frocks in black with white accents and a blue changeable taffeta outfit with lace borders and tunic details, praising the fabric’s color range and timeless appeal.
Lieut. James M. Hays, navigating officer of the Orion, says he traced the Cyclops fate from floating debris and Brazilian port inquiries. He describes spotting a life raft near 14.31N 58.27W about 150 miles northeast of Bermuda and believes the Cyclops sank after a midships split while en route to South America with 15 000 tons of manganese ore.
A portrait of Lilian Gilbreth and her large family notes her UC Berkeley and Brown PhD credentials and calls her the “woman who dives in a shoe.” The piece cites the Gilbreths’ Montclair, New Jersey brood as living examples of their efficiency studies and management psychology. It also recounts a long wartime voyage aboard the Orion and sightings near Barbados while returning from Brazil, with admiralty reports and shipboard discussions about a life raft sighting and cargo loading details.
Victor Clemer aged thirty died in a dirt embankment collapse while at work. Fellow workers freed him after the collapse. he died before help could reach him.
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