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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
7
Sonya refuses to abandon Native families to join Rod on a trip East. She stays to aid a Navajo mother and her children, arguing for care and education while conflict with Rod grows. A dramatic scene unfolds as a wagon train arrives and Sonya negotiates for the children, deepening her resolve amid looming separation.
The Des Moines Tribune notes that global and regional climate shifts may drive long cycles of wet and dry periods. It discusses possible widespread patterns, the difficulty of prediction, and the historical resilience of the corn belt region, emphasizing gradual climate changes rather than rapid shifts.
Sonya Savarin seeks death atop Lone Stela to escape dishonor from a drunken desperado but is saved by her attacker who sobers and repentant. She lives on an Arizona ranch with Berge and Lila and their daughter Baba, engaged to Rodney Blake yet drawn to a Navajo friend. Sonya helps Little Stoon, wife of Two Fingers, through illness and Two Fingers expresses gratitude.
A column discusses time use arguing against constant pursuit of profit from every spare moment. It endorses balanced leisure, noting rest requires true relaxation, not mere activity or costly pursuits. The author cautions against wasting minutes yet praises simple, purposeless leisure as wholesome. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
Scientists led by T. R. Kelley report ancient civilization evidence in Monument Valley spanning 500 A D. in a cave explored by Robert Granstead after a dangerous rope descent. Found were two basketmaker type pottery fragments and bones from historic animal remains, suggesting a prehistoric resting place with signs of a past battle.
A Literary Digest profile of League of Nations secretaries in Geneva describes a new breed of capable, college-educated women who balance brains and appearance. They hold key roles in information, press, and research, while salaries and Geneva costs remain high.
A New York woman reports rapid loss using Kruschen Salts over 40 days. She claims to shed inches from hips and waist without hunger and feels younger with improved skin and energy. The ad touts daily morning use and a money back guarantee.
Tadoussac Quebec the oldest white settlement in Canada marks the province wide four hundredth anniversary of Jacques Cartier’s landing. Cartier wintered there on one voyage and Tadoussac was a key early French Canadian center. Tradition holds Iberians and Vikings visited Tadoussac long before Cartier.
An advertisement touts Crazy Water Crystals as a cost effective at home mineral water remedy for neuritis rheumatic aches arthritis and other ailments. It claims trials by millions and offers a standard box for $1.50 from Crazy Water Co Mineral Wells Texas.
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