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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
6
A haphazard review reports Mrs. Frank Dearlove of Adriac ND attacked by a weasel in bed after being alerted by companions. a refinery fire in Bakersfield California was contained after workers acted. Notable items include divorce actions involving Mary Pickford Fairbanks’s attorney, labor disputes in Kansas, and political statutes shaping upcoming conferences.
Instructions describe making wax beads and pendants from colored sealing wax for decorative jewelry. Steps include shaping beads on a steel needle, applying colors, cooling in water, and assembling on cords or ribbons with metal fittings.
The note explains stain removal methods using lemon, borax, and salt water. It suggests dipping fabric in borax water to lift grease, leaving lemon solution to treat peach stains, and rinsing with borax or a borax solution.
A playful family moment reveals Slarry wearing trousers on his third birthday. The next morning his mother offers to dress him and he responds with a humorous plea not to be teased and to be allowed to wear his chosen clothing.
Ad promises Cuticura Talcum as essential toilet requisites with scented dusting powder and perfume. Claims Cuticura is a trifecta soap ointment talcum marketed as the preferred choice. Appears in period advertisement copy urging readers to purchase at two shillings.
British Museum's Reginald Smith and Dr Ince uncover thirteen urn-burials near Swarling Canter bury England after two weeks of digs. A rich tomb holds six pottery vessels two bronze fibulae and an iron bound bucket. Objects show native forms transitioning to Roman influence dating to about the first half of the century ATD. Adjoining remains include iron smelting and enameling works of similar date.
In a cautious interview Senator Sorghum challenges an influential voter to speak first on tariffs. The exchange underscores a patriotic yet practical stance, with Sorghum aiming to harmonize his opinions with public sentiment as fully as possible.
The Detroit Free Press notes a modern girl who has emancipated herself from clingy social norms, focusing on her costumes and manners and her evolving stance within society. The piece frames emancipation as a central feature of contemporary female identity and behavior.
The fragmented note argues that economic conditions allow some individuals to accumulate substantial wealth for a promoter pushing rapid, high return schemes. It highlights how access to funds and markets can enable risky, quick-profit strategies.
Gardiner and Johnson arrive in Long Island on a rainy day. A Belgian police dog, carrying an umbrella in its mouth, stops before Gardiner and he proclaims the animal is his dog. He explains the dog fetches the umbrella so he need not walk home in the wet.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item notes a new pupil in Miss Jones Sunday school asking a blunt question about honesty. The boy asks if he should be truthful even if nobody ever knows, prompting Miss Jones to stress the importance of truthfulness at all times.
A quoted remark asserts that a woman not caring about back hair signals serious illness, prompting discussion on appearances and health norms.
A brief note urges health prayers and a five mile walk, signaling encouragement and personal wellness steps.
An argument over breakfast explains coffee as the culprit behind irritability and sleepless nights. The ad promotes Postum cereal drink as a caffeine free alternative with a coffee like flavor and two forms Instant Postum and Postum Cereal.
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