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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
2
A clipped historical item recounts terse fables and recollections from Raven Bay, reported for Gary Render’s benefit in a telegraphy style. The piece emphasizes brisk narration, compact phrasing, and era mood.
Intermittent items report enforcement actions on intoxicants in Montana, federal policy shifts, and a range of war news. The jumble mentions Seattle to Anchorage air movements, payrolls, tax figures, and military theater notes with scattered mentions of courts, raids, and political figures amid the federal wartime agenda.
The report notes Gonzales entering a nomination while remarks allege involvement with the Ban Wihan Jewelees and various dubious claims about age and activities. It mentions Philadelphia travel, Bir Hughes examinations, and a history of work as a tailor and factory engineer, with thirteen children cited as a family detail.
A garbled historical note hints at a local exchange or contest with unclear participants. It mentions a person named Henry and a gym, with scattered phrases about courses and a letter. Readable facts are scarce, but the piece preserves names and places only faintly.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed phrases mentioning people, places, and phrases like California and polls. The legible content is insufficient to identify a coherent event, person, or outcome for a proper news item.
A garbled account describes a hunter in South America, his brutal methods to trap birds, the capture and feather removal for export to France, and the public reaction to his wealth and cruelty. The fragment hints at a speech condemning the hunt and the associated environmental impact.
The piece discusses how scent compounds from butterflies influence insect behavior and human olfactory perception. It cites Lepechipier research noting aromatic substances may trigger strong olfactory reactions and notes the potential broader implications for scent stimulation and perception in humans and insects.
A garbled vintage text mentions Eraly Digkennen and various named figures, including Dade Eickersag and Fergman, with scattered hints of Amherst, Ke w Fag Jeng Shiga Weneworth Elegman, and a Chicago tour. The fragment lacks coherent events but evokes literary figures and historical locales.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions prayers and a covered event, with unclear names. It notes someone dying in 148 and a THILPOZAON site where a sermon or beads reference is present. The readable text is severely damaged and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary note discusses the troubadour term in Provencal usage. It traces the word to the verb trobor-travber meaning to wander or travel. The text mentions lone hair and a rough gloss on the troubadour identity.
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