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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1950
Page
6
The article guides choosing a rug by room size, color, and design, stressing balance among factors. It advises carrying a room-size sample, avoiding excess pattern in small rooms, using solid colors with patterned walls, and selecting texture and pile depth to suit era and style. It warns that rug colors fade slightly and recommends a proper pad, regular vacuuming, and careful beating to preserve longevity.
A jewelers watch repair ends in a theft charge when a man robs his own watch claiming it is his property. A wife sues for separation over religious fanaticism while a husband cites constitutional rights. A damaged engagement ends in a suit the judge dismisses. Finders keepers clashes with land ownership over an ancient submerged boat.
A ranch visit reveals a man haunted by a lost mother and the lifelong ache of not seeing her. The piece argues motherhood is a delicate, costly bond and urges steady, heartfelt contact, citing Gwen and a son who kept in touch through 52 weekly postcards. It emphasizes small gestures, like a three cent stamp, as powerful reminders of maternal love.
Boston reports terramycin cured 19 diseases in 300 patients, per Dr. Chester S. Keefer. Tetramycin, a newer antibiotic related to streptomycin, from a threadlike fungus, covers a broader disease range than penicillin and even kills some resistant germs and viruses. It shows effectiveness against relapsing fever and primary atypical pneumonia, with hopes that combinations improve outcomes.
A series of factual Q A items includes identification of a moth worm as white with a brown head, an average annual loss per US family from moths of seven dollars, planet Venus as nearest to Earth, the quote Break Break Break by Alfred Lord Tennyson, WWI songs Tippertary Over There The Long Long Trail, author Alan Seeger, and St Peter's Cathedral in Rome as the largest church.
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