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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
4
The Parowan Times notes W. Warner Batenel and Lesses entered a second class mail matter at the Parowan Utah post office on October 27, 1925.
The snippet lists rates for display advertising per inch and legal and reading notices per line, along with classified columns and cards of thanks. It also shows subscription prices for one year six months and three months, with a total amount of 2.00 and 1.10 and a vague 60.
A New York series graph shows commodity prices climbing for two months, with a national push to restore normal levels. The piece urges homeowners to invest in repairs, renovations, and new projects to boost employment and future prosperity, arguing investment is cheaper than charity.
The exhibit contrasts old fashioned kitchen arrangements with today’s advanced designs. It features a wool burning stove, water pump, laundry tubs, and large wooden wash stands alongside an automatic range and oven, automatic refrigerator, dishwasher, and a 14 light fuseless illuminated setup.
The Human Betterment Foundation reports that over two thirds of feeble mindedness stems from heredity and that many cases are inherited from parents. Birth injury is rarely the cause, with some instances linked to birth or early illnesses. The foundation argues sterilization to curb the defect's spread and protect children from unfit parents.
The text urges residents to tidy neglected properties, plant flowers, and view premises from others’ perspective. It argues improvements boost local pride and economy. It then comments on Utah and Idaho legislatures handling of tax and prohibition questions and critiques railroad executive salaries, ending with a note on burglary case handling costs versus district court.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report nicotine sulphate spray deters dogs and cats from flower beds and prevents pest damage. The odor is disliked by animals and the spray is diluted for use as an insecticide. it must be renewed every two weeks and washed off by rain. Livestock should not graze on treated vegetation.
Miss Estella Hollis from Milford visited briefly this week as a guest of Miss Sifton Adams.
A compilation notes two naval battles on fake Champlain during 1770 and 1814 with Arnold Carleton and McDonough, plus Navy orders for medical officers, Naval Academy gymnastics title, beer restrictions, Panama Canal facts, the YT 1195 tug, and Roosevelts as assistant secretaries. It also cites squall speeds, windghast lengths, gun mounts on frigates, and gun hazards at sea.
Idaho farmer recounts a humorous household mishap as a parrot arrives before Mary and delivers a garbled note while the family complains the bird could already speak three languages. Dinner is served amid puzzled remarks from Mr. Richards.
The United States Civil Service Commission opens applications for emergency agricultural assistant roles in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Salary ranges from 2000 to 2600 dollars with deductions for economy and retirement. Qualifications include agricultural college graduation or equivalent, farm residence, two years of relevant experience, and open to residents of the publishing state.
A brief fragment notes a man scarcely noticed beside his dazzlingly brilliant wife, highlighting her striking presence and public perception of their pairing.
A humorous item from the Boston Herald about Odd Numbers Fiarry claiming mathematical skill. He tests Cousin Jim by guessing if a number is odd or even. Jim reports calling his girlfriend and a miscommunication leads to the punch line that the moment is odd.
Mrs Brown returns to the grocer for a second time that week ordering twelve boxes of matches. The grocer recalls selling her the same quantity last Monday. The joke attributes the recurrence to her deaf and dumb husband who talks loudly in his sleep.
A boy complains of dislike for his teacher and argues to his mother that loving all is required by the Bible, noting the Bible predates Miss Jones. The exchange reflects a child’s literal interpretation and parental guidance.
Incomplete quotation shows a speaker claiming relief after three weeks, mentioning a pill and ability to pay without quivering. The text appears to be a removed fragment from a larger dialogue or ad. No clear event, person, or place is established.
A quirky exchange features an explorer claiming to rout Arab foes with a golf club as a joke about a sand storm. The dialogue references wild Arabs and a playful tactic amid desert heat and battlefield bravado.
A playful exchange turns on pancake lightness with a joke about a cookbook judging mix. A husband and wife banter over whether pancakes are heavy or light, ending with a lighthearted quip about the cookbook.
A brief dialogue features Mr Oldschool advising a man to remove his hat before a lady. Bbfiss Cayenne counters with doubt about whether attire betrays a lady’s presence, given their current clothing.
Impecunious father accuses suitors of pressing advances on his daughter as London’s Opinion quotes. The exchange features a sharp pause on paternal concern and social propriety in a formal yet caustic tone.
Carl Frisch Knecht of Utah State Agricultural College outlines effective treatments for poultry parasites. Methods include nicotine sulphate on perches before roosting, thin applications, and sodium fluoride powders. For red mites, inspect coop crevices and spray the interior with coal tar products or coal tar stock dips to destroy mites.
Miss Etna Miller extension nutritionist at Utah State Agricultural College stresses preserving vitamin content by boiling water first and avoiding soda. She advises cooking greens in just enough water to wilt leaves and using the cooking liquid in soups or sauces to reclaim nutrients. Recipes for spinach and cabbage emphasize retaining iron, color, and crispness through limited water and careful timing.
Reader advertisement for a solid iron laundry stove in Parewan marketed to be newish, used only a few months, ideal for a sheep camp. Bargain price listed as 35 with contact Mrs Chan Taylor.
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