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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
7
Dick Jordan survives a ship sinking near a South American port. A grim steamer, captained by Toca, rescues him as crewmen including Caribs threaten with greed and piracy. Dick hides his fear while the ship sails toward an uncertain fate.
Dick schemes to hide smuggled jewels from Captain Tucu and Black Burley as they chase a derelict on the open ocean. The Carib skipper presses for a stake in the loot while Dick plots a safe, profitable ruse and eyes a way to disappear unseen aboard the salvage voyage.
An elderly widow of a Roman officer appeals to Hallan authorities for recognition. She writes to the infant Princess Yolanda, who, read to by the chamberlain, offers no reply. The king concludes that silence is consent and honors the petition.
A youngster eagerly awaits a visit from his cousin Peter only to burst into tears upon seeing him and exclaim that Peter looks like a rabbit, revealing a humorous misimpression about his cousin’s appearance.
In southern Alabama a woman discovers her lover is married, writes a farewell tale, and commits mulctda. Police question the man but find no charge. Deputy says the case closes, but the sheriff insists on pursuing the other man, the famed Casanova figure, phrase suggests a broader nefarious web.
The article stresses keeping an important MW clean by avoiding scratches and rough areas. It suggests removing starch from the sole plate with a damp cloth or a very fine abrasive.
Hygienists warn the traditional forty strokes at bedtime wasteful unless the hairbrush is cleaned weekly. Rinse in soapy water, rinse again, then dry in sun or air. Also notes vegetable reed U growers managed about 201.214 acres.
A man carrying his grandfather clock through a busy main street collides with a woman when the clock limits his vision. She rises, gathers her items, and asks why he does not wear a wristwatch like others.
An applicant presents credentials with confidence while managers doubt the adequacy of references. They value a weekday reference beyond church leaders and Sunday school teachers to verify character and reliability.
A humorous exchange asks if a waffle is a pancake and answers it with a playful, non factual definition describing a waffle as a pancake with a non skid tread. The notional punchline relies on a literal, toyed wording rather than a factual culinary note.
A long-suffering diner notes coffee served without a spoon and quips that it will be too hot to stir with his finger. Moments later the waiter returns with another cup, joking that this one may not be as hot.
A daughter jokes about showers and marriage asking if mother had many showers before wedlock. The mother answers with a light, humorous line noting that in her day there were no showers and it was all sunshine.
In a terse hospital ward exchange two nurses discuss a patient who avoids romantic advances and another patient who lies unconscious, highlighting boundaries and moral tension in clinical care.
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