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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
8
Fragmentary article mentions local farm matters and cooperative updates. It lists names, places, and scattered topics including rabbits, cedar City, and various community figures, with unclear dates and events. The readable portions suggest a mixed local notice page rather than a single cohesive story.
Notice for publication from the Interior Department Land Office at Lake City Utah dated June 10 1921 informs of a land claim dispute. It names parties Clarence Drake and others with witnesses and dates back to February 9 1917 and July 30 in Parowan Utah.
A rambling column offers aphorisms on trade rivalry in cutlery, human foibles, honesty, procrastination, and perception. It ponders fame of eye specialists, the cost of friends, and habits that grow. ends with a quip about a stubborn backslider and self interest.
Fragmented OCR text details a rural cultivator and local matters with references to Lorain and city actions. The readable portions mention a lawsuit and a business or agricultural dispute, but many words are garbled. No clear outcome or dates are discernible.
A fragment notes that in Alexica a servant’s family lives with the employer and recalls the mace of the speaker of the house of commons as the relic carried before King Charles I to the scaffold. It mentions Alaska village tating contests and the belief that the he who eats the most is the most accomplished man.
A collection of aphorisms on trust, marriage, language, and perception. It suggests truthfulness varies, money strains marriage, and intellect can unsettle judges.
A London Opinion quips on love and attraction noting that confident lovers and single men influence women’s charm. It remarks that a widow’s weeds part easily, women could be more charming if one could fall into their arms without falling into their hands.
A fragment from the Richmond Times Dispatch quotes witty maxims on money love and ambition. The piece hints at social behavior and misplaced politeness in a playful, aphoristic style.
In Widwood New Jersey Mary D T Porter aged 52 becomes a first woman member of the local volunteer fire company while noted as New England’s oldest artist who began painting at age 50. The report also cites statistics showing 111 men per 10 women in activities of women.
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