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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
4
A poem praising Officer Sammy for his quiet vigilance on the beat. The streets feel calm under his watch as children sleep peacefully, believing he bears their grief and protects them. The speaker notes Sammy’s selfless, almost divine care for others.
Danny the Chipmunk crosses Laughlog Brook to reach Green Meadows and hides in a hollow log. Billy Mink tracks him by scent and nears the knot hole, triggering Danny’s fear as he waits for help in the dark. The scene ends with Billy poised to attack at the log’s entrance.
Idaho weather crops face lightening yield. CCC and forestry training plans discussed in Hailey and Ogden. Utah moves wagon exhibit. Utah festival plans for Covered Wagon Days. Idaho liquor store opened in Pocatello. state fair cuts admission to boost revenue. building permits rise in Salt Lake City. Bannock County wheat allotments deliver AAA funds.
The month January derives from Janus the Roman god of beginnings. Numa added it to the calendar in 713 B.C. making it first month to govern all beginnings. In 1752 England shifted legal year start to January 1 from March 25, affecting dates and records.
In a humorous Q&A, Ed Wynn’s column answers letters from readers. Helen Damm asks where an uncle learned to swear, and Wynn jokes that such language may come from a prank or “pift.” The exchange hints at humorous misreads and social finance troubles of a widow named Wrynant Tam.
A mixed batch of homemaking tips and Q A from a newspaper column includes kitchen hacks such as soaking cork to straighten it, vinegar to tenderize meat, mint extract via alcohol, cleaning advice for metal and suede, corn meal for cleaning hats, bacon fat reuse, rice as a butter substitute, turpentine soap cleaner, and ink stain removal. Several reader questions about laundry service, a widow’s appeal, a boy at a dance claims about England, and pest control in gardening are answered with brief, humorous or pragmatic guidance.
The statistical review shows June no longer the top wedding month in England and Wales. October, November and December led the list before 1900, while recent data cite more marriages in the third quarter though birth rate falls to 34.4 per thousand in 1923.
The Postum Company announces a free week supply of healthful Postum to anyone who writes for it, a promotional offer advertised in another part of the paper.
Debt to science for sugar from beets shows a historic shift from 20 tons of beets per ton of sugar to six tons today due to advances in production science.
Advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy to regulate liver bowels and stomach. The slogan emphasizes cleansing and regularity for overall health.
Verified remark notes belief in salt's life saving quality and mentions an old tale where a sage reportedly saved several lives using salt. No concrete events or sources are provided.
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