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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
3
A Hollywood studio worker refuses a director’s plan to place a trained lion in a bed for a comedy bit. The performer recalls being raised on milk but notes he now eats meat and quits the scene.
Casual visitors interrupt luncheon as Tommy Brown and Mrs. Brown discuss leftovers. The scene captures family chatter and a mistaken sense of missed meals.
Careful examination of each bottle of Fletcher's Castoria for infants and children. Look for the signature indicating it has been in use for over 30 years that assures trusted relief for upset stomachs and gentle soothing of teething discomfort.
A traveling man asks if the train is an accommodation one. Mr Crassluts answers in a technical sense it is, and calls it one of the most disobliging trains he ever rode on.
Fragmentary text discusses Modern Need Rokker Thewid and a query about bobbed hair. Unable to confirm concrete facts or individuals due to garbled OCR.
New York Giants defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates to clinch the National League pennant in a dramatic rally from seven games behind. Manager John McGraw secures his seventh NL title, tying records and bolstering his standing as a leading figure in baseball history.
A preliminary report to Secretary Weeks from a commissioned study proposes radical canal zone reforms. It estimates $5,000,000 in yearly savings, calls for wage adjustments tied to U S pay scales, nonunion staffing, and direct dealings with employee committees while limiting labor organization influence. It also urges immediate cessation of naval facility operations and running the canal as a commercial agency.
Bud Taylor, New York member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ledoux’s first lieutenant, sparked a mutiny in the so called army of unemployed on Thursday. The revolt split the group into two divisions with Taylor returning to New York and Ledoux remaining here.
Mrs Ena Bergdall and her son Charles Braun moved to dismiss two suits against the alien property custodian Thomas Miller seeking return of property BelzZ held by the government for Grover Bergdall draft evader. Court order drops the actions with no reason given.
Yokla The Selyu Kal government party will send three leading members to Washington for the Far Eastern questions conference. The main Japanese delegation to the Washington conference on armaments unity will fail if not present. The steamer leaves for the United States on October 10.
William Nockhill Nelson widow of William Rovwhich Nelson, founder of the Kansas City Star, dies at her home after an illness lasting more than a month.
Rev L T Evans a Wyoming minister testified before a senate committee on Malta and San Domingo conditions. He accused Europeans, especially Germans, of stirring upheavals by funding revolutions at usurious rates to profit from the unrest.
A mix of ads and notices including poultry and eggs shipping to Fulton, automobile distributors and parts, auto accessories, a business college offering commercial training, corset and pleating services, tire repair and vulcanizing, printing blanks and binders, and a barber college. Names: Daynes Beshe, Gill Ploton Co, Aultomobile/Automobile, A. Toursten, 60 N Main, 42 B Wast Temple St.
An Irish merchant living in Ireland kept a glass eye in water each night. He woke thirsty and drank the tumbler containing the artificial eye, causing a semi choking incident. His Irish valet Pat looked down the throat and found the eye lodged lower, as the wife asked if he could see down.
The cubeb or Piper cubeba is a small aromatic berry from a climbing shrub native to Java and Borneo. Dried unripe fruit is used in medicine as a stimulant, expectorant and diuretic. Inhaled smoke from cuheb bags provides palliative relief for some respiratory ailments.
A reflective piece argues many try to live without work and fail, noting that understanding work as a privilege rather than a penalty motivates meaningful effort and responsibility. It emphasizes purposeful activity as a dignified condition.
The Thousand Islands form a chain in the St Lawrence River extending from the eastern end of Lake Ontario, straddling New York and Canada. The group has between 2 500 and 1 200 islands, many of which host summer residences and extensive accommodations for city visitors.
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