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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
2
A fashion feature previews cape coat ensembles in navy with cape elements and chic blouses, plus footwear updates for spring and summer. Crepe de chine fabrics, check patterns, embroidered silks, and straw accents appear in outfits and accessories. Details highlight cape effects, blouse options, and shoe styles suitable for warm weather and varied occasions.
A fragmented report credits France with leading in tennis during a past period, naming players like Franceltead and prominent figures such as Lacoste and Cochet. It mentions U S stars Bobby Jones Farrell and Buzen and notes Helen Walls as a top woman player, while boxing titles lag only in flyweight.
Eccentric sports notes cite Ot Elx Dup Grinds and John E. Blew of Philadelphia as listed captains. Harvard and Western State teams receive updates on coaching changes and strange campus athletic lore.
A chaotic baseball moment unfolds as a miscalled play leads to protests. The umpire deflects blame with a quip about shouting Owl, provoking further confusion as players react and argue over the ruling.
A garbled baseball notes collage mentions Mel Ott of the Giants hailed as a veteran at twenty, the Memphis club nicknamed Chickasins, and Japan sending a team to the World Series. It notes Southern Association moves, player transfers from Washington and Minneapolis, and mentions Texas and Chicago in pennant chatter, along with various managers and recent contract talk.
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw says the club is improved and believes they can win the pennant if they get the breaks. He notes stronger pitching and gains by players like Leach and Reese, with Chicago and Pittsburgh seen as hard competitors.
Don Miller, newly transferred from Georgia Tech to Ohio State, asserts backfields from Notre Dame and Stanford rival the 1924 Four Horsemen. He cites 1923 backfield units like Stulldrehr Crowley Laydee and Mattery Richenon, noting Wilson Landen and Nevers captained strong teams in their eras.
Peck Sharpe, a former Art wruliey player, now in San Antonio, Texas, recalls a 20 year old Mississippi River trip. He describes a party and a night when he and Veck rushed into the river, shouting Coipa on Iz 17 too as the group faced danger and a close call on the water.
Edward C Viex writes to the People’s Home Journal advising fish in water pools to prevent mosquito breeding. He highlights goldfish for beauty, recommends freshwater snails frogs and tadpoles as aids, and urges submerged plants to produce oxygen for fish health.
Rapleined Gilly, absent during a cruise of Aveld, received his quarterly report call after treatment with aspirin and the usual remedy. His scores were not as high as hoped. Sully, his pre year old sister, offered encouragement saying remember Alby sau were aspiring these four guys.
fragmentary text describes envy and possession but contains unreadable phrases. No clear names dates places or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
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