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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
2
Odd advertisement text describes a product named Cutlears and a bath scene with dramatic phrasing. It references an Innspenauule Cations Toilet Too and celebrates exotic potions in a stylized period voice. The legibility is limited but implies a promotional claim and theatrical tone.
A digest of wide ranging reports covers fires, rail accidents, political shifts, and economic news. Notable notes include railway disasters, court cases, debt talks, and incidents from Europe to America, with mentions of floods, strikes, and legislative debates.
Utah proceedings recount bank merger talks between the Hank of Southern Triah and another institution. Lieutenant Governor Penrose’s associate died at 222 Kinik East Street, Men Penrose, after a long illness. The Young University band won first prize in a state contest with a $250 cash award and a musical instrument. Ogden Municipal Band placed third. Plans to burn stock of a canner and fund the Price River dam construction are noted. The state tax and general fund balances are updated, with hurricane-like weather affecting wildlife reports and hunting conditions across the state. A $700,600 construction project for highway gravel work is outlined, including federal aid portions. Profound community notices cover deaths, birthdays, elections, and local civic developments.
International air races at Mitchell Field near Rantoul ended in tragedy when a plane piloted by First Lieutenant Willem L Wheeler burst into flames and crashed. Private First Class Cacls Borger survived with minor injuries, while Lawrence Burnschi perished in the wreck. The crash occurred during a 20 lap event, near Meadow Brook course, as spectators watched from Huntington Heights.
A belated tribute recalls Christy Mathewson as one of baseballs greatest pitchers and a World War II era hero. He died from tuberculosis and related complications after serving in chemical warfare in France during the war, as the American Legion gathered in Omaha for its annual convention.
The report notes that defenses for Sulis against the Ta ticd Guirg were pursued in multiple courts with claims and balances pending before the United States Court of Claims. On record date, pending claims and balances aggregated to about 7.487 million and 44.
At least one person died and several injured when an ammonia blast struck a downtown storefront on Main Street. Fire ensued, threatening the structure. The deceased was identified as Mrs Anne Stahl, whose body was found in the cashier area on the first floor.
Former Congressman A J Volztend outlines enforcement methods for bootleggers as Prohibition chief and adviser discuss steps to strengthen the act. General W Of Ehinow and Joe Minnodoles in North Dakota and western Wisconsin consider strategy to curb illicit liquor.
How to protect unpainted wood surfaces by cleaning, drying, and sealing with oils and acids. Instructions describe removing grease, dirt, and moisture, then applying oxalic acid wash to harden and finish wood, followed by proper rinsing and drying to prevent damage.
A fragmented reflection questions why the so called Golden Age cannot be the current moment. It suggests nostalgia for past brilliance while noting continual change and the lure of progress, hinting at historical longing and the tension between memory and reality.
The text urges walking to boost interest in conservational and historical site preservation. It mentions a Boston luncheon to promote this effort and references public perception and park usage as signs of growing support. It mixes uncertain details about speakers and local events.
A garbled report describes a religious gathering where a preacher faced a disturbing reaction from attendees. The text includes misread names and unclear events, making specific details and outcomes hard to determine.
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