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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary dialogue features The Man in the Chair and The Bystander debating favors debts and crowds while a Model discusses cigars and a burst. The Other comments on quiet smoking and brand perception.
In a sharp altercation, Mae reports that George kissed her at the door twice last night before she could intervene. Sue and Mae exchange remarks as the Smart Set reflects on the incident.
Excerpt shows a playful exchange between Miss Sillight and Miss Meannesse. The speakers reference a slow dance due to mourning. A snide remark about a rival Jones girl and painting skills appears, conveyed in light dialogue.
Senator Penrose discussed Richard Strauss Elektra on an Atlantic City platform. A Matener questioned the composer’s theory of music, and Penrose replied that Strauss is very original and that his theory is sound.
The article notes Japan plans major rail improvements including a quadrupled Tokio Yokohama line and Kioto Kobe enhancement to enable higher speeds. It mentions broader modernization while a separate Boston Transcript item hints at a witty exchange about appearances.
A humorous dialogue about marriage costs and weekly payments appears in a Shore and Country feature. The Wife jokes about rising expenses and the Husband affirms their long running installment plan, reflecting light domestic humor.
The piece contrasts a father's advice to his daughter Maud about choosing a husband with a harsh remark that her mother valued money. It notes a regional claim about gold production in the eastern states from Maine to Alabama yielding $95,148 and ends iver worth $25,070 Inav.
Bored millionaire Thomas Ardmore travels from Atlanta with professor Griswold on a chase that entwines Miss Dangerfield and the missing Governor Dangerfield. Ardmore befriends a nosy secretary, encounters a straggling porters, and assumes roles to learn the case as the journey continues toward Raleigh and New Orleans.
A celebrated speaker Sir William Arbuckle delights society dinners with stories. He recalls Sir Harry Smith, famed Cape governor, who faced soldier shortages and discontent. An old sergeant ends the tale with a blunt line asking for boots rather than gammon.
A Copenhagen letter in a Paris paper outlines the Anderson brothers claim of seeing at a distance by telephone. Their patents cover an apparatus for transmitting pictures by wire with colour and motion. They secured 80,000 francs from a Paris interest to cover working models and patents, plus eight percent of ensuing earnings.
A devotional excerpt presents a daily aim to live simply and sincerely repelling discontent anxiety and discouragement. It emphasizes cheerfulness magnanimity charity self control and silent contemplation along with economy in expenditure carefulness in registration diligence in appointed duties and fidelity in every trust attributed to Bishop Vincent.
A wry remark defines a pessimist as a man who never makes good resolutions for fear of failing to keep them. The quip captures a fatalistic view of self discipline and ambition.
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