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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
5
A long, garbled dispatch recounts varied crises from a deadly hospital shooting, political detentions, and courtroom battles to labor strife, rail accidents, and international tensions. It mentions court cases, wire reports, and a sweeping panorama of violence and upheaval across cities and nations.
The piece catalogs fresh autumn garments with vivid colors and ornate trimmings. It notes daringly cut sleeves, embroidered belts, lace overlays, and velvet or satin fabrics in gold, brown, and red tones. Models showcase long knee length coats and mantle-length cloaks with structured backs and wide belts.
A fragmented report describes a scene with belted figures and medals amid a damaged setting. The wording is garbled and several proper names are unreadable, but the piece hints at an event involving tension and symbolic awards.
A fragmented fashion piece discusses autumn blouses and skirts with garbled references to materials and designers. It mentions patterns, colors, and stylistic ideas, with stray terms about fabrics, buttons, and decorative details, all tangled in an OCR error mess that blends names and notes.
A garbled OCR passage describes border markings and musical terms, mentioning a repeater rock and a fence line. It references a figure named Gorin and a date or score element, but the text is too corrupted to identify a clear event, place, or outcome.
Fragmented reports describe Barker-Pylah forces capturing Lida and pushing toward Brest Lite in a broader Polish advance. The Polish front reportedly reaches the Elidiol area while Ukrainlans claim gains, with railway junction disruptions noted near Sung Th.
Population figures reveal a steady rise over the past decades with urban centers expanding. The data indicate significant growth in large cities and rural areas alike, highlighting shifts in demographic balance and the influence of migration on regional development.
Fragmentary text describes a discussion of necromancy and séance related themes. It mentions death’s permeation and a proposed new apparatus with telegraph signals and radio-like devices. The passage shows experimental ideas about communicating with the departed and the social and moral implications.
The fragmentary OCR notes a title or name Prycetyn NW J-Le Juin G Hip with unclear referents. It mentions a university context and a ceremony or welcome, but readable facts are minimal and names are partially garbled.
A fragment from an Easton area page references a leper case and health concerns involving local residents. The readable text mentions Joaquin de Coby and FP Hahn in a context suggesting medical or public health notes. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
In November 14 at 16 Thorp, Alfred G Phipipe, 28, a worker, died in a physical death aboard a barge near Wall peek. The report notes the incident and authorities investigating the circumstances.
An explosion occurred at the Liocele Gea & Eleeeie Light company plant causing damage and injuries. Reports indicate a blast disrupted operations on a February date, with responders securing the site and transporting affected workers to local facilities.
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A fragmented historical clipping reports a puzzling Farmington incident with a dog and a boy, mentions an apparition, and lists various local events, officials, and notices. It also references awards, fairs, crime cases, and land and school news with scattered names and places.
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