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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1942
Page
6
The fragment mentions thawing frozen foods and using them promptly. It notes a pet duck named Dizey Duck owned by Sidney Jenkins in Sardis Georgia with a left leg issue. Carrie Chapman Catt is referenced in the context of woman suffrage. a stray line mentions a chemical process measuring a tiny amount of bismuth in a biological material.
At Clearwater camp Alva Bradley notes a new mental shift under Lou Boudreau. The younger manager refuses to fear losses, inspires hard work, and blends old college spirit with modern play. Bradley recalls Feller’s absence and Bo rdreau’s influence as Cleveland eyes a pennant push, while rivals Dodgers Yankees Cardinals Reds loom.
Kathleen Norris depicts Betsey, an 18 year old filled with wedding dreams, as she marries Peter Baker and feels the thrill fade as married life shifts to duties. The piece contrasts Betsey with older women and shows how youthful vows collide with real housekeeping and social pressures.
The piece argues that marrying at 17 or 18 leads to lifelong dissatisfaction as the bride ages, warning that twenty years later she may feel she is too old for her age and miss youth, charm, and later peace. Some marriages work, but many fail as novelty fades and marriage becomes serious.
A city column mocks government urges that women give up makeup to aid the war. It cites WPA bans on items and interviews with local women, noting the clash between fashion and national unity as citizens weigh vanity against victory.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1544 offers sizes 10 22 14 16 and 18 with bust measurements listed. The ad notes fabric and sleeve requirements including contrast colors and yardage and directs readers to send their order to a listed contact.
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