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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
7
Hallie Erminie Rives new work Satan Sanderson from Bobbs Merrill Company Indianapolis draws readers into a fast moving tale. A man hides identity after an automobile crash as a dying lookalike helps him. The plot keeps readers guessing until the end.
A New York woman marries the man who saved her from drowning. The piece reviews Empire Builders by Francie Lynde, praising its railroad era Western setting and interwoven love story set among Rocky Mountain landscapes. It also discusses the virtue theme of Victory Over Self and notes issues of blindness among Vene tia workers due to heat and glare.
A fragment discussing uniforms and war allegiances with Col. Euston True asserting a link between parade attire and abolishing conflict. The text hints at the popularity of a uniformed lodge and its stance on war.
The article describes so called lost rivers in the western United States and how water vanishes into subsurface sands and gravels, reappearing later as springs. It explains artesian flows when wells cut through impervious layers and highlights Deschutes as a notable perennial stream fed by a porous lava bed acting as a regulator, keeping a steady trout-favorable flow. It also notes New Mexico’s Rio Mimbres and Pecos as examples of rivers that disappear and later reappear or vanish into plains and gravel.
A Danish finder discovered pre 1864 Ibsen manuscripts in Rome belonging to the Scandinavian association. The bundle includes a 20 000 word epic whose ideas influenced Brand and other major plays. They were later bought as curiosities, then donated to the Royal Library in Copenhagen for publication by Prof. Carl Larsen.
A natural rat observed two ant queens over ten years. One queen lived to thirteen. Ants show tenacity of life after injury, surviving weeks with severed abdomens or even decapitation. A worker survived 41 days after head removal. An ant submerged eight days revived after drying. They endure long fasts, with a notable nine month hunger period.
Two flat dwellers exchange quirky lines on living spaces on State street. One says he lives in three small stalls with two dark ones. the other reveals he and his sister occupy six dark clonets opening into a ball.
In a Southern porch scene Captain Bascomb, deaf as Mrs Bascomb says, is heard by the group to hear when his wife is absent. Captain Somers warns Miss Bascomb, saying Gersh Dascomb left to avoid being harried, little by little, yet his fate is clear.
A New Yorker visiting Oklahoma City describes the modern streets, glass storefronts, and clean sidewalks as wonders in a 17 year old territory. He marvels at breakfast in the hotel dining room and is surprised to find a porcelain bathtub, prompting a dry Oklahoma reply about New York amenities.
A writer notes a survey of architectural vanity and women seeking closet space. A girl with a parasol recalls a college yell tale where repeated kisses triggered gossip and a social miscue. A girl mocks a bald man as vanity fades once confronted by a discreetly exposed bald spot.
A California woman reports sleepless nights ended after swapping coffee for Postum and claims her brother also found relief from sour stomachs by quitting coffee. The ad touts a ten day trial and cites the book The Road to Wellville as guidance.
A Indiana man recalls a Movagler school author who farms hens in his leisure time. His chickens waste away in coops until he asks neighbor Rawlins for help. Rawlins wonders why they suffer and the farmer reveals he feeds them nothing, assuming old hens provide milk for the chicks.
A child nine months old experienced facial and foot rashes that disturbed sleep. A mother tried Cuticura Ointment, reporting rapid improvement within hours and complete relief after one box. The ointment also allegedly cleared cradle cap, cleansing and healing the scalp.
A terse domestic dispute between a married couple lingers as muttered barbs echo in a strained household. The wife comments on perceived intelligence while the husband retorts with sarcasm, and the exchange briefly revives the tense exchange.
In a playful exchange from Young's Magazine a Philanthropist asks for bath promise as a joke. Lowry bristles, denying the bath and mockingly asking if a mermaid would be fooled. Mrs Tartleigh and Mrs Muchwedde trade witty retorts about death, heaven, and propriety.
Fragmented product pitch touts Shake into Your Shoes for smarting sweating feet. Claims quick relief and new shine, sold by shoe stores and distributors. Includes odd literary asides and names, with unclear addresses and personal mottos.
In Bwitzerland government burial sites take corpses for official interments regardless of wealth or rank, signaling a state driven approach to handling the dead. The practice emphasizes equal treatment in death.
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