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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
3
A Barbara Bell Beginner apron pattern 1927-B offers a three-piece pinafore design that is easy to sew and wear. It buttons at the shoulders and slips over the head, staying in place without complex buttoning. Suitable for percale calico or gingham, it covers dress, protects the gown, and makes home life easier. Sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 with yardage details and material requirements.
A vintage health notice promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a natural bulk aid for regularity. It suggests crunchy cereal for breakfast and adequate fluid intake, noting medical consultation if constipation persists. The ad names Kellogg’s Battle Creek facility and frames the product as dietary aid rather than medicine.
A compact reflection on debt management citing Carlyle with two routes: raise industry to lift income, or tighten spending and thrift. The line frames debt strategies as economic choices rather than quick fixes.
Texas pro JESY DEMARET, winner of the Masters at Augusta, leads the winter tour with top showings in four major events. His steady play and calm under pressure earn him comparisons to old masters, as Hogan challenges for pro golf leadership with rival campaigns on the Flushing and Open trails.
National Hospital day May 12 will see thousands visit local hospitals. The article notes 1,375 accredited schools guiding U S health care and profiles Me Sinai Hospital New York where 235 student nurses must meet standards and complete 6,000 hours of clinical training plus 1,200 hours of classroom study.
Virginia Vall e reports on Columbia’s plans to film in Williamsburg Virginia for The Ties of Liberty later renamed The Howards of Virginia. Stars Cary Grant Joan Fontaine Martha Scott and director Frank Lloyd work amid rain wind and cask moments as crowds gather at Raleigh tavern and an old plantation.
A classroom moment unfolds as a kindergarten teacher tests language play and a student jokes that the flipped coin landed tails with a sharp call from the back of the room. The playful dialogue includes puns on senses and odd menu ideas.
A teacher comments on a pupil’s progress noting concern that the son’s language studies are not advancing. The educator asserts the student is effectively stranded in the course, hindering overall academic development.
A compact quotation asserts that all growth relies on activity and effort. It declares work as a prerogative of intelligence and the measure of manhood, emphasizing that development comes only through exertion rather than luck.
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