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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
4
The Garland Globe reports August 10 1907 notice urging Factory Street property owners to install culverts across the sidewalk to cover waist deep trenches. Several dangerous trenches exist along the sidewalk risking accidents until bridged.
The article urges residents to water ornamental street trees during hot weather to prevent withering. It praises well cared for trees as shaping a shady townscape similar to the County Seat and warns neglect leads to death of the trees.
Obnoxious weeds along ditch banks and sidewalks demand action by city officials to clean properties. An offer of Dr Shoop s Restorative and a health book promises to cure stomach heart and kidney ailments by addressing internal nerves with mail order samples and free literature.
The five cities with the largest wood pavement are Indianapolis New York Minneapolis Toledo and Moston. These cities have more wood pavement than all others in the United States combined, totaling about 1,490,000 square yards or nearly eight miles on a 30 foot wide street.
A testimonial from B J Johnston of Linton Mina praises Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing a sick child after three doctors failed. The ad notes Riter Bros. drug store carries the product.
The text argues true politeness stems from inner character not learned etiquette. A polite person acts from instinct, respects others and himself, and does not rely on a formal code. Real politeness blends sympathy with self respect and requires mutual respect.
The group asks what a bow is and Sum mer refrains from commenting on a lady's character, saying the only boss he knows is at the head of his modern household. The men excuse him.
The Oteego Journal editor Gilbertaville N. endorses Dr. King’s New Discovery as a reliable cough and cold remedy. He calls it the best friend of his family and claims it cures lung and throat diseases with guaranteed satisfaction. Riter Brothers drugstore stocks bottles at 60 cents and one dollar, with a trial bottle free.
An old household worker for Mrs. Bonaparte criticizes court rumors in Washington. She recalls prior service for Mrs. Roosevelt and expresses strong disapproval of talk about Miss Alice’s meals and alleged plans. She rejects prospects of living with a wealthy friend and emphasizes a life with high-status people.
A Concord Georgia man recounts a severe measles illness worsened by rain tied to stomach and bowel distress. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and notes he now speaks highly of the product sold by Riter Brothers drug store.
The bachelor recalls hosting a Welsh rarebit party that never happened. He bought a costly chafing dish, tableware, and napkins for about $35, expecting a dozen guests, only to have no one show up.
A statement praising Chamberlain's Salve for eczema follows a testimonial about its superior relief after doctors' remedies failed. The product is advertised as for sale at Riter Bros. drug store.
A newspaper woman recalls a midstory outage and halts to order yellow unlined paper. The local stationer replies with humor, noting they are out of preferable yellow, yet the pad will do. The exchange highlights newsroom improvisation and small-town wit.
An old time advertising line touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the most reliable routine, claiming the sun’s rise and set are matched by the pills’ regularity. Guaranteed by Riter Bros drug store.
Mails close 11 35 a m and 7 20 p m. Going South 8 15 a m to 3 10 p m. Star Route mails arrive from Penrose and Way at 10 30 a m. Mails depart for Penrose and Way at 11 50 a m. Office hours run 8 a m to 6 p m.
Readable lines show names Ly Meled Ly Garland Ly Tremont Ly Brigham and Corinne with times such as 10pm and 2? pm. Ogden and Brigham appear as destinations with minor location markers and unclear numeric data. The fragmentary timetable hints at multiple stops and arrival times without coherent structure.
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