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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
5
The Garland Globe is a weekly Utah newspaper published Saturdays in Garland Utah. The issue lists subscription terms one year or six months and three months options, advertising rates by application, and notes editor manager A Wixom. It was entered as second class matter February 17 1906 at Garland post office under the March 8 1879 Act.
Holmes classes sunburnt vacationers by job as Watson listens. A waiter, a tanner, a cook, a groom, and an actor are identified by body, dress, and habit, with Holmes claiming each occupation explains appearance and behavior. The scene mixes satire with detective flair on a seaside promenade.
The piece notes a Chinese man with a distinct musical taste for trained mice whose singing is claimed to rival canaries. Dr Eichelberg, a German scientist who spent time in a Chinese prison, endorses the mice's vocal harmonies. The article compares the mice’s throat structure to that of canaries and describes their feeding motion.
London Light notes remarks on waning intimate male friendships amid busy modern life. It suggests shifts in interaction patterns between men and women hint at changing social closeness and equality influencing male camaraderie.
A writer encounters a sheep herder’s camp in a wooded canyon and reflects on loneliness urban life. He finds a phonograph, records, magazines, and novels, envying the herder’s quiet access to nature and culture away from city labor and commerce.
If you have backache and urinary troubles you should take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen and build up the kidneys so they will act properly. Aiter Bros., Garland, Tremonton Drug Store, Tremonton.
The shah guards a unique treasure trove including a diamond encrusted sward with hilt and scabbard valued at £300,000 a ruby crown hailed as the finest in the world inestimable at £150,000 girdle of state heavily inlaid with diamonds emeralds an immense pearl overlaid silver vase and a jeweled terrestrial globe with land rivers lakes and mountains crafted in enamel and gold details from the Detroit News-Tribune report.
A large brown bear owned by Count Schoenborn broke from a cage on a train en route to Saxony. It smashed age boxes and devoured 112 eggs and four butter casks, smeared others, and spoiled luggage. Brath then ate poultry and geese as the animal drank cherries, halting rain-delayed travel until officials vainly fled. The bear was finally persuaded to reenter the cage at Halle.
Mise Charlotte Braun marked her eightieth birthday as a lifelong member of the Berlin Royal Opera ballet. She danced as a soloist, then taught at the ballet school, and in the last decade has been a pensioner still instructing and renowned for her authority on the poetry of motion.
Patti Nelson, conqueror of Joe Gans, caused a sensation in a fashionable San Francisco restaurant shortly after the fight. He was stared at like a pretty girl in a wheat skirt as an English titled woman dining there expressed a wish to meet him, and a companion arranged the encounter with Nelson's manager.
A Philadelphia station notes the thumb mark replacing the monogram on notepaper. The mark, engraved in gold or silver, has value akin to a Bertillon identification mark. Some prefer red or blue ink, but metal hues are common. It offers novelty and personal sign manual that is hard to duplicate, often adding picturesque diversity for writers establishing identity of writings.
In an Eastern newspaper a writer argues against women judges in juvenile court. As secretary of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in New York, he claims women would be less trusted by female juveniles and would be an ornamental, not a constructive force, in juvenile justice.
Detroit News Tribune quotes a playful exchange about ambition and success. A young man claims to be pursuing uplifting ideas while humorously noting he works running an elevator in a department store.
People past middle life usually have some kidney or bladder disorder that sap vitality. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects urinary troubles, stimulates the kidneys, and restores strength and vigor. It cures uric acid troubles by strengthening the kidneys so they strain out the uric acid that settles on the muscles and joints causing rheumatism. Aiter Bros. Garland Tremonton Drug Store Tremonton.
An opening of a Whitstable golf course prompts a humorous tale from Mr. Akers-Douglas about a caddie at Hale who, after a tense round, admits his name is Mustard. The story features a tense exchange and a warning about honest service in sport. The ad promoting Foley's Honey and Tar appears with Tremonton Drug Store as distributor.
A woman observer remarks that clothing can heighten a hot day. She recalls encountering a woman in a black dress and a red hat, noting the contrast against the broiling sun drove her to seek a soda fountain for relief. The piece highlights vivid fashion choices as a social moment.
A returned actor recalls trying to adopt English fashion in London only to be mocked by spectators whistling a Yankee tune. A Philadelphia woman brings a spy window mirror to New York, attaches it in Brooklyn, and faces complaints from neighbors who feel watched.
The London Meat Trades Journal reports UK imports of American and Canadian cattle down 18 percent for the first five months of the year versus last year and 20 percent versus 1906. American refrigerated beef shipments declined by 404 479 hundredweight, while a 30 889 hundredweight total rise is attributed to Argentina. A 927 298 hundredweight rise in bacon weight results from heavier US shipments, with Canadian and other sources lower.
An old advertisement urges readers not to accept substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the genuine product contains no harmful drugs, comes in a yellow package, and is sold by Aiter Bros in Garland Tremonton and Tremonton Drug Store in Tremonton.
Experiments with new machinery on the Chilian nitrate fields are expected to cut the cost of production in half.
Mr F G Fritts of Oneonta New York says his daughter benefited from Foley's Urine Laxative and calls it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The ad claims it is mild pleasant and effective for women and children and acts as a spring medicine. Aiter Bros Tremont Drug Store Tremonton are named distributors.
A Country Life note says England has seen no agitation like Ireland as English landlords are raised to a more liberal view of duties from childhood, reflecting differing landlord responsibility norms.
Spring health note promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy as a tonic for kidney strain after winter, claiming it purifies blood by stimulating kidney function and eliminates impurities. Advertises availability at Aiter Bros Garland Tremonton Drug Store Tremonton.
A girl guiding a party through Pennsylvania mountains lost her way. She followed cows into human habitation and returned home safely. The tale notes a playful what if about mules and twisted tails, suggesting a different story.
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