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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
3
The article notes golf star Sarazen used a 30 ounce heavy driver in practice to build hand and wrist strength, boosting endurance and swing smoothness. It claims the method kept him fresh through the British and American Opens, aided distance with regular clubs later, and improved touch on shorter shots.
A jumble of phrases references prize fights jokes archaic exams and odd claims. It mentions William Tell inventing the telephone and a club burying a cow for a poor family. The text lists misc figures and dubious statements with no coherent news event.
In a Questions and Answers item a reader asks about a phrase claiming the “river that flows in the opposite direction” and the reply clarifies the meaning of the Youghlogh river name and its direction.
In a legendary clash at a dusty road corner, Johnny Chuck battles Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy with bravery. Bowser the hound bursts in, spurring a tense chase as Johnny Chuck bites free, then returns to his house roaring with wounds. The tale ends with Bowser chasing the pair toward the Green Forest.
An interview with a Swedish actress details her start in Stockholm theater, break into film with Mauritz Stiller, lead to a starring role in Gosta Berling's Saga, and a contract with Louis B Mayer at MGM. She emphasizes simple beauty, early training, and working with stars in Grand Hotel.
Classic easy desserts for all ages with cottage cheese custard topped by meringue. Also lemon pulp hints for fish loaf and salad dp crave. asparagus with hollandaise and lemon juice. toasted cinnamon sugar sandwich with brown sugar and chocolate dip. prune and cream sandwich filling.
A reflective poem contrasts the ordinary dog and the ordinary man with simple affection. It values steady companionship, kindness across streets and races, and warns against pride and blindness, suggesting true character lies in everyday friends.
In 1921 a Bell Syndicate WNU Service feature presents a playful dialogue on what defines landscape art. The exchange contrasts artistic vision with the realities of financial matters, highlighting culture and commerce in a concise comic frame.
The United States Bureau of Standards reports a record high temperature near 500 degrees Celsius achieved by carbon under pressure.
Mae Clarke, who gained fame for a "bit" on Front Page, has built a strong screen career with appearances in Fall Guy The Public Enemy Waterloo Bridge Reckless Loving Frankenstein and Columbia's The Good Bad Girl and Three Wise Girls.
Old timer actor Hamilton Hale flamiston began film work after a long stage career. His production credits include Good Intentions Common Clay Murder at Midnight Great Lover New Adventures of Get Hitch Quick Wallingford Cuban Love Song The Champ and Love Affair from Columbia.
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