Poetry Readings Highlight 88 AWLul’s Works
Readers engage with verses about AWLul as poetry pieces are read aloud. The event showcases various poems and impressions from the audience.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
5
Readers engage with verses about AWLul as poetry pieces are read aloud. The event showcases various poems and impressions from the audience.
A Parowan resident jokes about wearing a high hat and spats to avoid a lunacy warrant. The East Ward Relief Society plans a St George Temple excursion and invites interested members to contact officers to arrange details. A local quip notes a Parowan man singing How Dry I Am is likely a false claim.
C D Adams urges development east and north of Parowan proposing a cooperative, land cultivation of dry land crops wheat corn potatoes Sudan grass and a nearby dairy ranch. He offers land and livestock as capital stock, seeks farmer participation and notes local youth labor potential.
Officers announce the regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Pioneers at Esther E Orten's home on Thursday June seventh. Members are invited to attend. notice appears in the advertisement section.
Physicians warn sneezes may stem from particulate matter not cold. city dust rises high enough to form imagined cones above urban areas while country air yields fewer irritants. The piece notes people seek drafts when throat tickles and cites urban dust quantities as extraordinary.
French scientists count microbes in Paris air before and after rain and find large variations. 2,000 bacteria per cubic meter on a wet day at 5 p m vs 16,000 on a dry day. Paris subway shows 410 bacteria after sprinkling and 65,000 when dry two hours later. Officials advocate more generous uprinking.
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