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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
7
An illustrated feature celebrates 1930s children underwear in bright colors and dainty fabrics. It highlights durene mesh garments, bloom capes, and elaborate batiste accents, with coordinated shirts, vests, and pantaloon sets for infants and youngsters, plus decorative neckwear and capelets.
A one year old named James asks his mother what it means to be English French or Scotch. She explains people are named after their country and identifies his heritage as Scotch Irish, which he rejects with a puzzled, humorous remark about Plymouth Rock.
The Junior League movement began with Miss Mary Harriman in New York and expanded through Boston Baltimore Brooklyn and Philadelphia. By 1928 the system included 101 leagues in the United States and three in Canada as a national club was established in New York City. The official magazine began as the Bulletin in 1912 and later became the Junior League Magazine.
The League of Nations council lists five permanent members France Germany Great Britain Italy and Japan with nine non permanents including Cuba Finland Canada Spain Venezuela Persia Peru Poland and Jugoslavia. Spain accepted renewed council membership while Brazil refused and Argentina began steps to return with Costa Rica deliberating.
An earthquake at Brawley California irrigated a canta loupe field belonging to the Gerrard company. A tremor caused salt geysers to rise five inches high over 160 acres, flooding the field and nearby areas before subsiding. Small sand piles and a nearby beet field were covered by new sand.
A fragment discusses college and brokerage avoidance. The speaker dismisses sending Eric to a broker's office, arguing the action is unnecessary and unnecessary steps are avoided. The exchange hints at skepticism toward formal financial or educational routes.
Fragmentary lines from a Berlin note mention a wedding theme with phrases about nerves, a bridegroom’s vow, and a proverb on growing a garden. The text shifts to a question about tolerance and ends with the word Nol.
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