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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
4
In a woodland contest of wit, Lightfoot the Deer evades a hunter with a terrible gun. The game uses careful tracking, wind, and nature clues to outmaneuver the pursuer as Sammy Jay notes the shifting scent and tracks.
A letter from Minnie A ture asks why a portrait artist cannot find work in the United States. The Perfect Fool replies that in America ladies paint their own faces. The exchange then shifts to a language lesson about the words recollect and remember and their usage.
A simple verse notes a child named Patty going to school while the narrator feels lonely on the street. The piece contrasts busy mornings with quiet afternoons as Patty starts her day away from home. The September sky is gray and the street quiets without playmates.
A makeup tip recommends using a Japanese paint brush with Gone hairs for precise eye shadow gradations. The instruction emphasizes avoiding fingertip or cotton applications to achieve subtler, better blended color.
The piece cites Washingtons farewell warning against permanent alliances and urges readiness for war to preserve peace. It notes Britain’s battleships near Gibraltar and Malta amid Mussolini’s threats while Addis Ababa sees 2000 Ethiopians demanding war, with police confiscating cinema footage fearing outside perception of Ethiopians and Italians.
Pattern 0313 features a youthful tailored collar with gimple yoke and a soft bodice. Sleeves offer a graceful flare or a pull option, with fabric choices in printed silk cotton or handkerchief linen. Pattern 9343 offers sizes 14 through 42, with yardage and a sew chart. send fifteen cents to Sewley Circle Pattern Dept. New York.
When machines were scarce, Guilford County North Carolina relied on entirely hand crafted firearms as a main industry, shaping local labor and community fortunes.
A humorous column features letters about a job as a letter carrier, Columbus jokes, and a light quarrel at the office. Each query receives friendly responses from the column, including a note on misunderstandings and workplace manners.
Mothers note that the elaborate ices and creams sold in shops can be duplicated at home. Ice cream remains a favored dessert, fitting into any hearty meal, and the ready to serve brick varieties appeal to homemakers seeking attractive options.
A vintage guide shares ways to use Norman Bonnet cream with desserts. Recipes include caramel sandwich cake with almonds, angel cake with strawberry ice cream, chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream, nut sauce with dates figs and almonds, and mint syrup for a lemon lime soda float.
John Adams lived to age ninety and died on the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Thomas Jefferson also died that same day, marking a rare presidential double death on a major national milestone.
The brief notes measles as a severe and historic scourge, stating it has at times wiped out whole populations and highlighting its impact on humanity.
Sewell L. Avery of Montgomery Ward & Co asserts tax collection in the United States is thorough. The firm reports six month earnings of 4 549 700 with taxes paid totaling 4 600 000, 251 000 more than earnings. He quips that taxing is discouraging business and compares overtaxation to taking eggs from a hen’s nest.
Sir Malcolm Campbell, famed for driving an English built car over 300 mph on the Great Salt Lake desert, returns to New York and warns motorists to drive carefully. Campbell, who has broken all Earth speed records, is a member of English safety organizations.
British physicist Sir James Jeans now states the universe is about ten trillion years old, aligning with the notion that the cosmos may dwarf human timescales and even rival cosmic ages proposed by Einstein. The remark, noting Jeans can change his mind, hints at flexible views on cosmic chronology.
In a speech to his army, Hitler condemns Christianity and the Hohenzollerns as roots of Communism. He says he crushed it when he rose to power, though the truth of that claim remains uncertain.
A lighthearted dialogue shows a pupil teasing a teacher about a father’s name while noting the mother’s preference to avoid calling him names. The exchange underscores family dynamics in a school setting.
An abrupt friend asks about whistling a tune as the town band rehearses pieces including Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Hall and Home Sweet Home. The banter hints at local musical activity and the public concert scene. The exchange captures a moment of cultural life surrounding a municipal band rehearsal.
A fragment reports a night scene where a concert note is muttered and a husband’s snoring disrupts sleep. The text hints at a home setting with a request for sheet music and a humorous mishearing.
Last night Jim tried to put his arm around me three times. Tatlans replies that it was just an arm gesture and defends the action.
A U S sailor is jailed in Germany on charges tied to humming The Internationale and making an unflattering remark about Hitler, with authorities accusing Communist influence and defiling the hymn’s image.
Palmetto reports negro tenant farmers selling salt pork and eating chicken as pork prices rise. The piece notes feed shortages and a professor who popularized breeding hogs before piglets are born, highlighting Ivargia's hog raisers.
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