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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
7
The studios of Metro and Goldwyn-Mayer weigh a Parahontas film with LaMarr as Powhatan’s daughter. The piece notes starmakers Menjou and Gargan funding wardrobes and Sardi’s restaurant helping careers, while mentions stars like Joan Blondell and Mary Pickford kinships shaping early film fame.
Percy Crosby, famed cartoonist, relaxes during a garation in Honolulu by sketching a hula dancer rather than his usual comic strip theme. The scene adds a lighter note to his visit as locals observe his sketching moment.
Myley Standish of Boston, a descendant of a Gret Massachusetts colony figure, speaks against President Roosevelt’s plan to shift Thanksgiving from November 20 to November 23. He declares the former date is Thanksgiving in his view.
Dr Lee discusses balancing farming methods with insect control, noting natural enemies and plant resistance as alternatives to chemicals. He cites California citrus fumigation against cottony cushion scale, Hessian fly management in wheat, and evolving use of organic insecticides, while warning pest diversity challenges.
The article explains sour cream importance in good butter, noting sweetness, pasteurization at 143 to 144 degrees for 30 minutes, careful cooling to 0 degrees, holding three hours, and churning at 52 to 60 degrees. It covers washing with water, salt distribution, and avoiding excessive working to preserve waxlike texture and keeping quality.
A National Apple Institute statement extols the apple as unmatched among fruits. It notes superior nutrition, color, flavor, satisfying qualities, and steadfast standing as a staple fruit against all competitors.
An old farming note from the Country Homo Magazine suggests feeding oats to pullets to curb cannibalism among hens. It states that oat bulls or oat rollfeed might help, while oat ash will not cure the issue.
A fragmented account notes Thomas Jefferson’s contour plowing theory urging farmers to follow hillside contours. It claims little early support beyond a century past, with a view that soil particles seek rest on slopes much like enduring beliefs.
A garbled passage discusses a Phoenician coin stamped with two pillars and its link to Gibraltar. It mentions a “new sun lamp” at a clinic and references several place names, but details are unclear and many terms are distorted.
A 25 year old industry in the United States traces its origin to the department of serienture introducing date selections from old world gardens, marking a shift in agricultural authenticity and product sourcing.
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