17 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
1
A field note from the Prescott school marks adoption of the Health Education slogan Health and Happiness in Home at school. The piece urges all, especially teachers and parents, to foster healthful habits, air and sun, clean living, proper diet, cheerfulness, and self control, linking child wellbeing to adult health.
A wartime admonition warns against wasteful spending as a boom threatens postwar shortages. Poet Walt Magen cautions savers and mockers alike, urging prudent use of funds and marking the piece as part of a WWI era special insert encouraging War Savings Stamps.
Dr Suzzalo of the University of Washington warned that liberty without restraint becomes license. He urged citizens to act through orderly measures to safeguard welfare, modernize society, and avoid harmful actions from bomb-throwing to monopoly while promoting collective progress.
WoL and LJ Adama entertained friends at a Monday evening gathering. The event featured decor with alternating colors, festive cream and blot patterns, punch, jelly roll and cake. Guests teased bets on punch or cake portions.
Bank of Ran County announces hours for the three days of the fair opening at 830 in the morning and closing at 5 P.M. each day.
A garbled veteran editor from a foreign country resigns amid a long career overshadowed by suspicion. The misspelled farewell hints at personal regrets, claimed truths, and a lifetime of conflicted reputation as he steps away from the paper.
A Maraden Tugerp manager presented the Timea editor with a half pound box of chocolates. The scene hints at gratitude and moral duty amid a broader call for liberty, happiness, and peace as conveyed by Ella Wheel Fe Wilcon and others.
A performance by familiar and renowned actors promises an unusual presentation titled The Big Idea. The home talent delivers a trusted show, with no doubt the audience will appreciate the quality and familiar names on stage tonight at the Opera House.
Parowan High School reveals a broader curriculum including advanced band and chorus, vocal ensembles, chemistry, journalism, public speaking, economic ethics, and domestic science. Principal L. Fexntos notes these offerings alongside last year’s programs to broaden student opportunities.
The piece discusses how readers recall individuals disliked for idiosyncrasies such as throat clearing, profuse talking, or fidgeting. It argues people should curb personal quirks to avoid offending others, noting many habits form early and can be shed over time, though one cannot please everyone.
The Charterly Conference of the Parowan Stake will be held in Parowan Utah on Saturday and Sunday September 27 and 28. Church authorities are expected to preside and attend, with the Stake Presidency including Lyman and Adams.
A reader argues that higher silver prices will force production up and boost regional prosperity. They claim farmers will face higher costs for pork and beef, while other commodities rise, and question which industries benefit from inflation and broader economic adjustments.
A reader recalls using Chamberlains Tableta and noting relief from indigestion backache and dizziness. The testimonial praises the product for improving health and recommends it to others.
Last Friday Jack Gurr returned to town after over a year with Tela Sam's soldier. He shared experiences from many places and looked forward to reuniting with his family and friends. A prior report misrepresented an Elite parlor entertainment hosted by Eva Aotebel and Mire FPesel Redpert, which was actually organized by WDL Adama and L J Atema for close friends and relatives.
A fragment from a historical school directory listing Row County teachers for the 1919 20 term. Names include Celimak Thoa, Carre Lem, Lucille Baeddon, Alina Richards, Janet Sharp, Nora Lane, Hannah Goodaan, Jennie Rogerson, Delos Ivatt, Latimer, and others.
A short vintage ad promotes Goieo Drug Grace in Guion Arkansas offering a cough remedy. It touts longstanding chamber of commerce approval and references a “satecized restorer” with vague claims of reliability. The promotional text emphasizes customer satisfaction and local endorsement for years.
Mr and Mrs Burton entertained the Benson sisters one evening with their parents before their homeward journey. Music and old time recollections of childhood were enjoyed. From, cake and home beer were served.
An OCR fragment touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure that strengthens the stomach and aids natural function. It asserts complete recovery is possible and urges trying the tablets if not yet experimented with, implying permanent cures for chronic issues.
The text argues worry, not religious concerns, drives disease fear and affects bodily health. It links anxiety to heart strain, digestive issues, and impaired gland function, noting sympathetic nerves and exophthalmic signs as consequences. It warns prolonged anxiety can lead to chronic dyspepsia and systemic weakness.
The text notes a miscellaneous historic style reference with a stray line about a Bank of Iran County opening at 3 30 oclock and closing at 12 om during the Farr days. It preserves one strong entity mention and confuses other items into a fragmented summary.
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