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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
4
The piece argues that the twentieth century births a third sex the man woman stating femininity wanes and a new race of ruthless independent women rises. It warns of Mephistophelean doubt cynicism and a future where fierce competition and public work harden women while men stay physically stronger, risking bitterness and a hollow home life.
A dystopian essay argues America tolerates lynching and judicial murder, rail accidents caused by corporate carelessness, and wealth exploitation. It condemns capital punishment and calls Christianity a root of civilization’s ills, criticizing the modern church as a blind defender of oppression.
The essay argues curiosity fuels progress from rivers to telephones but warns against explaining faith by science, urging believers to walk by faith. It likens constant scrutiny of divine matters to a nervous prison and cautions that worrying about prophetic timing or spiritual communications harms peace.
George E. Johnson argues four essentials to student health are food air sunshine and exercise. He credits public playgrounds for the last three elements and notes the Greek city prioritized play over schooling when funds permitted. The article praises playgrounds as the closest modern education to classical Greek learning.
A collage of humorous quips and verses by Byron Williams from Tickle Grams, mixing rustic sayings, social satire, and light verse. The excerpts touch on gender roles, aging, money, and daily life with a folksy, old magazine voice.
Train No. 12 bound for Ogden and Salt Lake, with arrival times 7:10 a.m. and 11:20 a.m. from Malad, Garland, Tremont, Corinne, and Brigham, reaching Ogden by evening. Local agent F. Groas of Utah notes connections and transfers with listed stops and times.
Mails arrive from Penrose and way at 11 00 a m and from Stone and way at 6 30 p m Mails leave for Penrose and way at 1 00 p m and for Stone and way at 6 30 a m Office hours run 8 a m to 6 p m Eva C Wilcox Postmaster.
The note asks readers to send in news items such as births deaths marriages and social goings and comings so the paper may publish them. It emphasizes reader assistance to notice events the paper might overlook and improve community coverage.
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