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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
5
Parents mix bright colors with white for daily wear while small tots enjoy Russian blouses for both boys and girls. Guimpe suspender and strap dresses trend as kids advance, with striped and plaid linens, flowered organdies, and soft mousselines for party frocks. Wide sashes and Dresden ribbons accent lingerie frocks. pink and blue remain dominant hues.
The article notes sashes and scarves define spring and summer toilettes with simple frocks in dimity lawn and mousseline de soie. Sleeves reflect Japanese armhole adaptations while leading houses move away from Japanese influences. Fringed bretelles garnish day and night frocks, and sashes scarfs in mousseline de soie adorn chiffon batiste and misses attire.
A white volle vest in the new spring suite features white serge with a plaited white veil and taffeta trim. The design is described as more attractive than its simple description implies.
A fragmented health note advises moderation in exertion to avoid fat loss, discusses diluting glycery with soft water or lemon and water, and suggests storage tips for clothing. It also mentions throat muscle strengthening by puffing cheeks and blowing with lips.
A craft note describes a smoker’s pipe rack made in art serge linen or Roman satin. It explains cutting a cardboard foundation and arranging it to hold as many pipes as needed, offering a practical accessory for a man’s comfort.
The instructions describe an 18 inch long cord, seven inches deep, covered with selected material and lined with linen or sateen. A 22 inch pocket strip forms the pockets, with details on finishing edges, loops, and spacing for tobacco, matches, and pipes. Edges are bound with cord, pockets secured to a foundation, and ribbons sewn at ends with a central bow to suspend the rack.
Guidance warns against purchasing large quantities of tooth powder as it absorbs impurities when exposed to air. It also advises seeking a physician immediately for ear buzzing and thumping noises to protect delicate hearing.
The article describes a gown with a modest pink chiffon fold filling a square neck and a four inch deep Persian velvet vest neck with elaborate silk and gold embroidery. It notes a trend toward modest necklines and featured trims.
Reports from Modena Utah to Cherry Creek Nevada describe new strikes at Hull valley fold mines near Modena, and a 500 per ton ore find. Mills at Golconda and Copper Mountain restart, with the Gold Springs district lauded as a premier gold region. Yukon Gold and Gold Circle camps show heavy investment and growing townsites while drilling and ore grades improve.
A writer describes building a low cost veranda enclosure from poles and boards for a plain farmhouse. He uses bark covered roof poles and wooden slats, then plants woodbine and climbers to quickly create shade and blossoms for pleasant summer evenings.
The note urges counting fruit jars, preparing soil before planting, and building gates before spring. It warns to prevent pig access and highlights the dry farming method. It advises clear task instructions for hired workers and compares Alake clover to medium red for soil types and longevity.
Several neighboring farmers plan to pool resources to collect cow samples and test them three or four times a year. Tests would be done by an experiment station or local creamery tester, costing at most six dollars per farmer and potentially deciding the profitability of many dairy operations.
A reflective note contrasts endless hustling with the elusive ease of success. It argues progress raises effort, yet rewards still demand sacrifice and perseverance from workers, especially farmers, who must rise early and keep at it.
A New York breeder enhances the herd of purebred Jeneys Fhe, refining butter fat in certified products. The efforts boost wealth and reputation for the establishment.
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson spoke at the Shiloh battlefield dedication, warning that Supreme Court railways decisions threaten state sovereignty. He urged upholding the Constitution, maintaining three-branch balance, and resisting centralized federal power to preserve liberty and equal opportunity for all citizens.
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