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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
2
An essay urging Americans to travel widely for education and personal growth. It stresses seeing distinct places from coast to coast, learning from others, and representing one's home town responsibly. Copyright 1929 by A. D. Stone. Reproduction prohibited. Published with the local Lions Club.
A new X-ray apparatus by Victor X-Ray Corporation has been installed in the Neurological Institute in New York City. The unit is completely insulated, shockproof, and designed to be used from any angle without moving the patient, aiding rapid X-raying of severely injured patients.
Prehistoric people fished using flint hooks and thong lines or hide cord. One hook resembled a needle and was shaped for effect. After the fish took the bait, the hunter would jerk the line, turning the hook crosswise inside the mouth to secure the catch.
The line notes that the term week end did not exist until it was invented to make Saturday and Sunday into a holiday. It suggests the word itself spurred people to seek a two day break.
An essay discusses the rising role of livestock in modern farming, noting diversification as key to profits and stability. It argues that care with land, seasonal cycles, and better industry engagement can sustain agriculture beyond hobby farming, especially in the West and Southwest, while highlighting the value of livestock for youth and regional economies. It also reports Dr. and Mrs. A. Ray Olpin returning from San Francisco for a short visit, with social events organized in Provo and American Fork.
A brief notice advertises round the clock car maintenance at Amerigan Fork, listing telephone contact 152 for 24 hour service. The item emphasizes quick response and available technicians for both day and night calls.
Tug and Mia Olpin complete vocal selections for an upcoming performance, wrapping the key pieces and preparing for final rehearsals. The duo plans to showcase a varied program featuring traditional and contemporary numbers.
Former local youth McCullough 27 of Salt Lake City and a former resident of this city was brought here for burial Sunday June 3 after dying June 19 following ten weeks of illness from typhoid fever and meningitis. Funeral services were held in Salt Lake and the body laid to rest at American Fork cemetery. He was born March 6, 1902, in this city, son of H. S. and Elizabeth Cunningham McCullough, and survived by his parents and siblings including Mrs. W. H. Preston and others in Salt Lake City and this city.
A compact quotation attributed to Zane Grey emphasizes fishermen's enduring hopefulness as their greatest virtue, reflecting a literary perspective on seafaring resilience and optimism.
Mr and Mrs Owen took a trip to visit Felt Golden and Mrs J B Bennett in Bingham Canyon where they found Heber Barratt and Devey families at dinner. Walter Devey Jr was part of the gathering with Devey and family.
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