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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
2
Pattern 1489 offers a simple design for slips in white or peach crepe with a built up bodice and darts at the bust. Indicates sizes 31 to 46 with yardage for 34, instructions include diagram and a 15 cent order to The Senley Circle Pattern Dept New York.
In a peculiar legal quip a judge dismisses a case while noting the officer should have seen the rock’s size. The exchange highlights a staged courtroom moment and local color from Pearson's Weekly.
In a provocative exchange, Senator Sorsham quips about roles in society. He mocks the idea that women belong at home and jokes about men’s visibility, linking it to his radio speeches. The comments trigger discussion on gender roles.
A narrator recounts a Beach incident where flirting with a girl led to a police call and a note of a lucky dog named George. The memory references a prior summer flirtation with another girl and a preacher, shaping a quirky, period tone.
The quote frames a trader recalling dodging a market chaos, comparing his stance to a bull or bear while noting he fled to safety when the figurative menagerie breaks loose. The remark captures a moment of market pressure and personal risk.
A witty exchange unfolds as a long winded speaker asks a question and a weary listener replies with a counter query highlighting mutual hesitation. The dialogue emphasizes rhetorical play and the cadence of speech.
Jim Saladine pursues Carey’s brook trout in Hostile Valley while locals recall Bart Ferrin and Will Ferrin family secrets. Rumors swirl around Amy Ferrin, the troubled sister, and the wary, uneasy town where a murder and a past war linger.
A passage notes that horses often suffer neglect by crews of whalers and explorers. It tells of a whaling ship stopping at a small uninhabited New Zealand island where a friendly old horse survived ten lonely years abandoned by its companions before the ship departed for home.
Over the last five years college enrollments in engineering and architectural programs in the United States fell by about 25 percent. The trend signals waning interest in technical fields among students.
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