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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
6
An article advises gardeners to match flowers to climate and soil, noting some plants thrive in cool areas while others need warm, moist or well drained beds in full sun. Flower expert Harry A Joy recommends annuals such as balsams clarkia coreopsis petunia and pansy along with perennials like English daisy campanula and hollyhock for suited locations.
The National Safety Council notes that from age three to adulthood accidents kill more people than any disease. For males, heart disease tops deaths more than accidents, while accidents claim 119.6 per 100000. For females, heart disease cancer cerebral hemorrhage pneumonia and chronic nephritis exceed accidents as causes of death.
An article offers advice for women in their forties on improving appeal to men. It references Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a tonic and suggests general health routines to boost vitality and balance during midlife changes.
A concise reflection on poverty arguing it is not possession of little but the absence of true value. It presents a classical view that wealth is defined by essence and virtue, not mere material quantity.
A strange ad claims four foot by three feet of space features two women who lost 245 pounds combined. It promises at home weight loss by dieting lean meat fish poultry fruits and vegetables with hot water baths. It cites a “famous” scheme and urges readers to follow the plan for 28 days and to drink water, but the text is garbled and promotional in tone.
Hale learns of a slow poison plot tied to bichloride of mercury via a midnight phone call from Kaufman. He confronts Miss Hosanna, who suspects sleepwalking, while danger looms over the family as a killer may be among them.
In a dark room a man restrains a rapidly moving intruder as Miss Hosanna lies nearby in quiet sleep. The unseen figure battles briefly, then collapses under a firm grip. The scene shifts to the hall where Hate confronts a convulsed, formerly familiar face, hinting at a shared nightmare between Joan and Hosanna.
A Philadelphia Record column notes that ancient butter formed by camel lurching in skin vessels fed early travelers. It contrasts camel churn with modern cream separation and cites diverse global butter practices from goats in Greece to olive spreads in sunny regions.
An OCR fragment notes Finland where women largely run dental offices and many banking, clerical, and political roles. It claims a peaceful gender dynamic, with men not protesting and women attracting tourists, and mentions Sharans Lapland and a canal bourse in a sensational, garbled fashion.
Late fashion feature promotes Barbara Bell patterns for spring sew yourself dresses. No. 1717 and No. 1605 offer versatile frocks with kimonos boleros and apron skirts. Detailed yardage for various sizes and lengths, plus reminders to order the Spring Pattern Book from The Levity Circle Pattern Dept. in San Francisco.
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