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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1944
Page
3
Pattern 29298 offers outlines for pup kitten rabbit lamb and duck fronts to cut from thin lumber. Cut shapes, assemble into small trough planters, paint natural colors, and plant with succulents or small plants. War demand slows some orders. send name address pattern number and 15 cents.
A speculative column notes success hinges on gland function, especially sweat glands. It cautions that reason errs while conscience does not, and that true friendship is tested by support. It urges listening over talking and wisely managing allowances to build reputation. It contrasts genius with talent.
The National Safety Council lists three top freak accident prizes for 1943. First prize goes to a soldier welded in his sleeping bag when lightning struck his zipper. Second prize honors a soldier whose left leg was broken by a coconut felled by a stray bullet. Third prize acknowledges Washington Tancher who was tossed in the air and stripped to undergarments except shoes and eyeglasses by a spinning combine reel.
The repair shop owner Wilbert Winkle, called 1-A by the draft board, prepares for possible deployment. Amy shares doubt and pride as visitors arrive, including the Pettigrews and their baby Jack, turning the evening into a mix of farewell and communal support. The scene captures a small town grappling with draft fate and familial bonds.
Mr Winkle faces induction after neighbors’ jibes and a wife’s quiet reform. He imagines a grim war voyage, packs sparingly with Amy’s care, and prepares to report to the Army. A long, unsettled night ends as the President’s notice confirms his selection for training.
The list presents numbered items with terse facts or names: 1. Thirty three. 2. A turbulent woman in Virginia. 4. Coastal cities of Washington state. Names include Sherman Marshall Coolidge Dawes Curtis Garner Wallace. 6. St Augustine founded 1565 in Florida. 7. Mt Logan Yukon 19850 feet. 6. Synonyms for cut or sever.
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