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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
4
The government aims to seize surplus flour to supply urgent wartime needs. Utah farmers are urged to deliver all stockpiled flour to government mills, with by products retained or sold to farmers for feed. Officials emphasize rapid start of deliveries to support the army and national food programs.
A fragment discusses male help shortages on farms affecting men and women workers. It notes difficulty handling crops with limited labor and mentions a call for stationary, advertising, and community notices. It references wool money in circulation and a wartime context with dances curtailed.
The text promotes Chamterlan’s Tablets as a remedy to reduce constipation and improve appetite and digestion. It claims the tablets ease bowel movement and strengthen digestion, presenting a cheerful tone about achieving happiness through this treatment.
The report notes scarce Winter Reheat acreage in Uteh with dry weather reducing late White Mare fields. Spring planting conditions are poor, harvests forecasted lower, and United States crop prospects show notable gains in rye and hay. Iron County activity includes water, land surveys, Red Cross donations, and public health measures urging sanitary privies and lime use, with local officials discussing school and church building plans.
The Commercial Economy Board of Utah orders Taylor Miller to close a place of business by 6:20 PM daily except Saturday when extended hours are allowed. The town’s nine tenths of male residents favor visits to Taylor for facial upkeep, choosing daytime visits over night as their custom.
A user from Estavia, W. writes that Chamberlain's ointment has relieved chest pain and shoulder lameness caused by rheumatism, noting it has never failed to give prompt relief.
Leavenworth Labor Chronicle notes a soldier faces 29 chances to return home versus seven chance of being willed. It cites 98 chances of recovery from wounds against two chances of dying, claiming front_line medical care is superior to home care. Comparisons say death from disease far outnumbers deaths by bullets, calling this war especially wasteful of lives.
The article advises a diet tailored to age and occupation, noting that weak stomachs need slow eating and thorough chewing. It stresses keeping bowels regular and suggests Cham berlain's Tablets to ease constipation and aid digestion.
The text warns the public that complaints have been made to officials about sanitary failures. It states that individuals found guilty of leading or spreading contagious diseases will be punished according to the law and public health authority.
Notice forbids any person to trespass with cattle or horses on the range at the Cedar Canyon area and south slope loading. Animals found on the described property will be impounded and held for damages. Signed LN Marsden Wilford Day and others.
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