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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
7
Miss Nema Ellis, an 11 year old from Irvine, California, won the Queen of the Beaches title in Oceanside event among 222 Southern California contestants. She accepted the trophy amid celebration marking her easy victory.
A tale recounts Frederick the Great addressing an aging Oberst who laments lacking promotion after decades of service. The king pauses at the window, gestures to artillery mules and a weary horse, and notes enduring campaigns while the officer remains a major, urging him to accept past rewards and move on.
RIVING is often morito rious and to break the te dium drivers indudge in con versation. Sometimes this pas time leads to serious accidents. Following, is a guide for motor ists. Can't discuss anything debat able or join in any arguments. Converse on innoctious sub jects such as the weather, clothes, sports, hobbies, art, en tertainment and books. Don't tell or allow Your pas sengers to tell jokes. A person often closes his eyes while laughing heavily.
A cable ship captain reports repairing a submarine cable break off the South African coast with life or no difficulty. Shore electricians locate the fault with instruments, then the ship uses a stripping hook to snag and lift the cable from the mud for repair, moving in tight back and forth angles.
A workplace comedy sketch describes an "elevator boy" guiding customers through floors that do not exist. The rapid dialogue cycles through "basement going up" and misaligned floor prompts, culminating in a crash and the reveal that there is no seventh floor.
A garbled OCR reads like a quirky ancient tablet note about a streamlined body, a wrret top, retractable tending gear, and a portable house described by M obile Hugister. The text appears as a humorous, confused historical snippet with unclear context and mixed wording.
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