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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1948
Page
5
A curious feature discusses ragweed pollen and hay fever, noting historic antihistamines like Neohetramine. It explains histamine's role in allergy reactions, the rise of antihistamines, and cases where allergy treatments helped or failed, including a tumor surgery incident and psychogenic allergies.
Victor M. Norman declares Parowan Times Parowan Utah as owner and publisher with Box 213 Parowan Utah. He lists himself as editor and business manager and states the average weekly circulation is 723 with records of ownership and security holders as Bank of Iron County Parowan Utah.
Paragonah News reports Mr and Mrs Richard McBeide welcomed a 7 pound 1 ounce boy on Monday afternoon September 27 at the local hospital. He is the first child for the couple and the first grandchild for Grant Jones. Albert Jrees was taken to Cedar City Hospital with an eye infection but responded to treatment and may be discharged soon. Mrs KR Bell of Panguitch visited for a week with sister-in-law Mrs Iras Jones, accompanied by her small son. Mrs Nellie Englestead has...
In Milton Oregon Eagle notes residents Anna Robinson Cave Albert and families left for Logos University to attend winter activities as relatives travel to California. Bishop Gilbert Robinson Boyd and Mrs Ulster joined others visiting St George Temple while numerous local couples and children visited the H Robinsons and extended kin over the weekend.
A sequence of weekend visitors clustered around several households. Mrs. Gwen Jones hosted her daughter and a trip to Boulder City followed by family gatherings. Garfield and Cer再dar City guests joined other local families for a farewell party for Duyd.
Joe Marsh highlights a town election where 85 percent turnout approved park improvements. The piece argues voting is essential to preserving freedoms from speech to beverage choices and women’s suffrage, praising residents for exercising their rights and enjoying band concerts in a refreshed park.
A column notes the new look extends from teens to toddlers with short hair and fresh appearances. Mothers seek frugal wardrobe care using dye and careful laundering to keep outfits bright, reapportion fabrics, and extend life through simple sewing and repurposing.
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