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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
3
The article argues clearing up after meals and chores is an essential part of household work. It notes scullery maids handle cleanup in large establishments, while in average homes the homemaker often bears this burden and should teach children tidiness. It also discusses sewing and open-window noise as related tasks and stresses tempering noise from clocks and radios.
American Meteorological Society reported Dr BE Schonland of the Institute of Electrical Engineers cites lightning could supply vast power. Cloud voltages exceed 1.5 billion volts per mile, but nine tenths discharge within clouds, only one tenth to earth. Photographs show a leader path from cloud base to ground and back, with leader lengths up to 4.7 miles and strokes under a millionth of a second.
Veronica Filson of New York is shown at her office dictaphone as she becomes heir director of her late father’s William J. Plynn Detective Agency. She dismisses romance and mystery in detective work as bunk and emphasizes common sense.
WestfieldMass George G Sharp an instructor at Westfield high school posed a riddle What famous general is buried in Grant's tomb The students offered Sheridan and Tasser and Sharp worked through nearly half the class before the correct answer emerged.
A June scene shows thousands of college graduates entering their professions while many trained engineers, lawyers, dentists and physicians face idleness and poverty. The text stresses the value of professional work despite current economic hardship and extended training requirements.
A discussion on the hard work of all professions and the value of manual labor. It notes educators urging youth toward trades and farming as a path to economic stability and lasting prosperity, contrasting toil with professional careers. Observes professions may be overcrowded and calls for returning to the soil for durable prosperity.
Java supplies about nine tenths of the world's quinine. The statement highlights Java as the primary source for this essential medicine compound and implies a heavy reliance on a single region for global production.
The Swiss Babouche and a white buckskin Delmon shoe with black calf trim copy Swiss and French peasant styles for American sports use. Features include a breezy toe design for foot action and a highly flexible sole.
New drapery change presents natural wood poles finished with a war coat ing for linen draperies. Mirrored tiebacks and cornices accompany draperies in silk silk mixtures and velvets, reflecting evolving home decor trends.
To clean silk lamp shades use lukewarm soap suds and a soft brush. Dissolve soap flakes completely before adding to water and gently apply the suds to the shade for safe washing.
A George Washington University science vs culture tale centers on psychology instructor Flesa Pelleck importing rats for experiments. Odors from the rodents spread through the third floor building housing the psychology department provoking revolt from English and history teachers and their classes.
At Neumoor golf course in Detroit workers installed a foot high screen on the first fairway to shield graybird eggs from tractors and golf balls. Major the police dog guarded the nest along with the screen until hatchlings emerged and peered at nearby golf balls in a cautious scene.
Pathfinder Magazine notes homespun clothing powered early America and kept citizens clothed. It says today homespun is largely unknown as wool blends are used for suiting dress goods and textured fabrics, while medium wools form woven fabrics and textiles like blankets tweeds and knitting yarns.
A reader from Milwaukee Wisconsin reports losing 57 pounds of fat without fasting or diet changes by using Kruschen Salts daily. The ad claims no ill effects and urges readers to buy a four week supply at any drugstore, noting doctors prescribe it and many users gain strength and health.
A Massachusetts woman reports severe eczema on her hands improving after using a free Cuticura Soap sample. She describes peeling skin, burning and itching, and says she purchased more products and is now healed. Advertisement notes prices and address for samples and purchases.
A notice from Crisman and Nichols Assayers and Chemists in Salt Lake City Utah lists mailing envelopes and prices furnished on request.
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