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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
4
The passage lauds trial by jury as an ancient, steadfast institution of English law. It cites its survival from Norman times through wars and revolutions, noting judges and statesmen praise its deep roots and the security of judgment by equals. It quotes a Victorian chief justice on juries expressing the people’s sense of justice.
A reflective essay argues for equal suffrage, contending the U S constitution needs expansion to empower women. It defends democracy as vital, urges Parliament to recognize women as equal participants, and links suffrage to 1776 liberal principles and the renewal of government.
A call to honor homemakers and practical skills over scholars and big ideas. The speaker praises Dorcas for making garments and argues that preservation of comfort and economy rests with those who cook and sew. The message urges valuing practical work and domestic labor as vital to society.
A. E. Clarke founder of the Christian Business Association in London runs vegetable shops on Christian lines. He left the Church of England claiming ministers should earn a living by ordinary work, like St Paul. The group promotes honest weights and fair prices, aiming to combat shop tricks and offer value to the poor. Clarke hails from Calcutta, about 37 years old, and says the movement is a return to early Christian practice.
Postmaster Eva C Wilcox lists daily mail times for Garland local routes. Mails arrive from South at 6 30 pm and depart south at 8 15 am. Mail from Penrose arrives 11 am, leaves 1 pm. Mails to Stone and way arrive 6 30 pm, depart 6 30 am. Office hours 8 am to 6 pm.
The notice invites readers to submit items such as births deaths marriages and social happenings for publication. It emphasizes that many events go unnoticed and requests public participation to help publish comprehensive news.
A quotation from Walter Palliser addressed to Lippincott's reflects that emotional hurt can lead to inner repair, suggesting moral awakening through heartbreak and reflection.
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