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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
3
A praise filled promotion extols Quaker Oats for Vitamin B content and energy. It urges daily servings to aid appetite and overall fitness, highlighting its wholesome nut like flavor and grocery availability across stores.
A philosophical musing on universal rights and the tension between personal happiness and disrespect for others aims. It questions how belief in equal rights coexists with contempt for others chosen pursuits.
Lightfoot the deer nears Paddy the beaver’s pond while wary of hunters. A falling branch reveals Paddy at work, confirming the pond’s safety and Paddy’s daylit activity as he gathers wood for his dam.
The fragment cites a quote about the world being round and people seeming flat, attributed to an Elizabeth figure, amid a garbled reference to a syndicate and media service.
A compact domestic column advocates smart leftovers and balanced meals. It describes serving a tray of small warmed dishes for family variety and avoiding waste. It recommends hot vegetable plates with mixed greens, a grapefruit salad with almonds and a simple dressing, and suggests almonds daily for beauty. It also gives a brief recipe for Rice and Meat Mold mixing boiled rice with seasoned mold.
A lighthearted reader Q and A includes jokes and wordplay on topics from wedding postponements to false teeth and peach preservation. The column ends with a satirical suggestion for a melodramatic stage finish and a closing note from Associated Newspapers via WNU Service.
A fragmentary remark about Croman circulates locally, stirring curiosity as residents discuss social roles and recognition amid unclear context and public interest.
A fragment blends nostalgic verse about St Clair County with a family recipe for meat and rice mold. The text evokes summer and memory while offering cooking instructions including meat, bread crumbs, vegetables, eggs, milk, and rice baked in a mold.
The colorfully varied goldfish in aquariums stem from Chinese agriculture years ago when wild fish were first bred for brighter hues.
A public ledger housewife column advises serving fruit like apples to children after school rather than candy or cake. The suggestion notes fruit does not interfere with appetite and provides a beneficial effect for hungry kids.
A fragmented quote about happiness contrasts giving with the misdirected pursuit of joy. It echoes a philosophy attributed to Darwin or a similar author, suggesting generosity brings true contentment rather than hoarding wealth.
Doctors recommend using a liquid three step laxative to relieve constipation. By gradually reducing the dose, the bowels are encouraged to regain natural function. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, containing senna and cascara, is praised for steady action and good taste.
A woman's promise to punctuality weighs heavily as timing becomes a defining factor. Community observers weigh the impact of her commitment on schedules, etiquette, and expectations for upcoming events.
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