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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
6
Muttering exchange shows a mother guiding young Cuthbert through a playful recital of a Christmas verse. The infant repeats misheard lines while the mother gently corrects in a domestic, holiday mood scene.
A teen actress recalls breaking into cinema through Lois Weber and a blonde image. She details vaudeville beginnings, a perilous stage accident, a cross country trek to California, a failed DeMille interview, meeting Herbert Brenon, and landing a Mrs Darting role in Peter Pan followed by a contract and starring parts in several silent films. She later toured vaudeville and worked in British pictures.
An article reviews junior dress trends for school-age girls focusing on shirtwaist dresses in ring-dotted washed pique and ribbed crepe, twin sweater outfits with aurora wool, and velvet party frocks with plaid taffeta girdles. It notes practical tailoring, trim fronts, and affordable fabrics for fall wardrobe displays.
Furs for fall divide into three classes long black broadtail with a square silver fox collar, three quarter styles avoiding bulk, and short boleros. Silver fox capes and beige ermine trimmed with blue fox are highlighted as popular items.
A simple black silk dress can be altered with three collar styles to yield a sports frock luncheon town dress and cocktail costume. Careful collar selection lets one dress cover multiple social needs without overtaxing the gown.
Despite new and shiny materials flooding fashion, chiffon remains a favored fabric. Designers praised its drape and versatility as it continues to dominate runways and wardrobes.
The article describes combining tweed with knit and velvet fabrics in a two piece ensemble. It highlights a brown tweed coal, rust camel hair skirt and blouse, plaid velvet, and a rust brown belge palette. A matching hat and gloves complete the coordinated outfit.
A. E. Hutchins explains storage helps home grown crops last, with planning to provide the right produce at the right time. Vegetables fall into four classes by temperature humidity and air needs, from cool moist to warm dry storage, with specific crops listed for each.
Veterinary guidance warns that salt and certain chemicals can be highly poisonous to pigs under certain conditions. Avoid unscientific compounds, especially when force fed, and ensure clean quarters with balanced rations. Sudden feed changes after serum or virus exposure can trigger fatal enteritis.
Violet rays are used to test grass seeds to distinguish tallan ryegrass from Italian and English variants. In darkness, seeds germinated on filter paper show a ghostlike glow under short rays, betraying the Italian variety, while English seeds often do not glow. The method, adopted by the U S Department of Agriculture, aims to protect farmers in seed purchases.
Reports to the United States forest service show windbreaks in prairie regions were severely cut for fuel last year. State officials say some farms lost up to $100 worth of wood, easing fuel purchases but exposing buildings to wind. Wholesale cutting has left farms exposed and more planting is needed to replace pioneer trees. some farmers are raising their own seedlings.
Seedless tomatoes from Amarillo Texas emerge after years of trials in a hothouse. W J Beechlar used yearly cuttings from the sparsest seeded plants and gradually eliminated seeds until a tomato with no seeds appeared. Occasional seeds appeared in later cuttings.
A fragmentary item notes a disturbance beginning with phrases like four and just as, suggesting the onset of trouble in a brief, unreadable OCR snippet. No clear persons or places are identifiable from the text.
A quarrel between neighbors escalates after one sends a box of axle grease with a demand to oil a lawn-mower at six in the morning. The other returns the box and tells him to apply it to his daughter's singing at a specified night hour. Diplomatic relations are said to be suspended.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Miss Passay confronts her doctor over a perceived poor judgment. Flo comments she could return to her former appearance, sparking tension and public interest in the exchange.
The park crowd hears a call to action with a pointed heckle asking for rubber boots as a facetious answer to what the nation needs to stride over dangerous seas. The exchange captures a moment of public address and crowd interaction.
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