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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1928
Page
3
The article surveys washable fabrics and chic Paris fashions, highlighting cottons, silks, and printed textiles in new color contrasts. It notes tricolor schemes in navy and red, refined textures in cottons, organza like textures, and the appeal for both couture and home sewers.
Mae Martin promotes Diamond Dyes as a cheap way to brighten faded curtains and decorate spreads and runners. She touts true fadeless colors, easy tinting, and a $0.69 package for DIY home dye projects. Her booklet Color Craft offers color tips and is available from Diamond Dyes in Burlington, Vermont.
A fragment from a Losten transcript presents a bantering scene about shop goods and price expectations. It mentions a ladder in stockings and a counterfeit style exchange over a 75 cent item, reflecting humorous street talk.
A fragmentary dialogue features Lee Reeper discussing beekeeping and extracting honey from flowers with a self styled constable in a rustic exchange. The passage evokes rural character and humorous banter between two local figures.
A fragmented OCR item notes a catalog offering from Terma Supplies Parte and mentions Boyd Climar in Denver. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a free catalog promotion or distribution in the Denver area.
A note from Us Weekly describing a party where guests wore identical dresses and masks. The piece highlights the striking uniformity, playful embarrassment, and the shared impression when attendees unmasked at breakfast, making everyone seem alike.
A passenger recounts being struck by a train and carried on the cowcatcher for miles until the conductor kicked him off for lacking a ticket. The Time Table records the exchange as a vivid reminiscence of railroad danger and a near-miss event.
A study outlines how lack of physical activity in parents correlates with poorer health outcomes for their children. Experts warn that sedentary lifestyles increase risks for obesity, cardiovascular problems, and metabolic disorders across generations.
Bruce Barton argues in McClure's Magazine that corporate leaders should once a year gather their staff to recite Genesis chapter one. He frames the seven-day creation plan as a model of disciplined work and rest for business.
A wildcat hunt near Miami under Col. D. O. Young ended with a pack of 20 dogs treed the cat west of Mismi. Archery professional Howard Lill, a quarter Cherokee, killed the cat with bow and arrow at five yards.
Almonds come in two types bitter and sweet. Bitter almonds are grown limitedly in Mediterranean regions and used for flavorings and liqueurs. Sweet almonds are cultivated commercially for edible use in Europe, California, and other countries.
A compact reflection notes that some people speak with ease while others choose silence. It contrasts the impact of words with the value of restraint and thoughtful listening.
Ruth Brittain argues that overstimulating infants by treating them as toys causes nervousness in older children. She cautions limits on handling and recommends Castoria for colic and sleep troubles, touting widespread use and a Motherhood book with each bottle.
Anna Greaves, the Institute of Quarrying’s sole female member in England, announced at a recent meeting she has perfected a process to make artificial stone at the cost of real stone and that it can be worked with hammer and chisel.
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