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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
6
A brief poem reflects on favors and reciprocity as kindness becomes a currency. The speaker notes a hitchhiker’s request for help and argues that favors create a cycle: all give and receive kindness, passing it along to others. The piece emphasizes heart fuel and mutual aid across life.
A retro kitchen column offers practical recipes and tips. Tomato Cocktail with tomato juice and onion, Miz five catsup with citrus and sugar, corn with milk, a baking mix for muffins, Grapefruit Salad with gelatin and citrus, fish salad with salmon or tuna, and a fried ham sandwich with dill pickles and onion.
A dated fragment lists humorous and erroneous lines about King Henry XIII, exploration, organization as an instrument, Ancient Egypt writing, and Gibraltar near Spain. It notes England owning something watched by people from ships, with a Bell Syndicate WNU Service attribution in 1923.
The article explains using a single club for cut shots within sixty yards of the green. It notes the need to keep arms close, apply sidespin that slows the ball, and warns players tend to overuse the shot. Francis Oulmet recommends the cashie uibilek for most short shots to limit the swing’s spread.
A tale from 1933 narrates Reddy and Mrs. Reddy plotting with clever schemes to trap Johnny Chuck by exploiting a split pair of chucks. They discuss digging, stealth, and a double plan to lure the protected food source from his home and even target Polly Chuck if possible. The dialogue reveals caution and cunning as the two animals scheme.
The memoir chronicles Lucile LeSueur later known as Joan Crawford from a Texas childhood through runaway to stage and film. It details early training in Chicago and New York, entry into motion pictures via Harry Stapf at MGM, six months of screen acting training, and breakout roles in Sally Irene and Mary and Our Modern Maidens with a rise to stardom.
A thirteen-year-old boy born blind has regained sight after an operation in Adelaide. His first remark expresses surprise at how things appear close to what he imagined. The note includes an unrelated promo line for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming to make weak women strong and advertising alcohol-free tablets or liquid.
The fragment emphasizes that every dollar earned reflects someone’s hard labor. It argues against profiteering from others’ work and calls for respect for workers’ effort. The wording stresses financial rewards should align with toilsome input and fair compensation.
An old advertisement promotes the “California treatment” to treat stasis and lax constipation in children. It claims that gentle colon stimulation via California syrup of figs will improve appetite, digestion, and weight, urging readers to buy only labeled CALIFORNIA syrup of figs and beware of imitations.
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