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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

6

Northwest Notes Capture Drowning in Platte River Near Pratt

Henry Dyer, 12, son of Mrs. Yorick Nichols, drowned while bathing in the Platte near Pratt Wyoming. Bozeman dispatch reports engineer William Thompson killed in a boiler explosion at Roberts sawmill Bear canyon. Soo line orders 7000 harvest workers in Minnesota North Dakota at 2 to 4 dollars daily with board. Mrs. Caroline Kirchoff 60 Colorado Springs killed, Henry Hanning 46 fatally injured by boiler explosion at Edgerton saw mills ten miles north of Colorado Springs. P G Ayres 65 president First National bank Coffeyville dropped dead at Stonewall Colorado vacation spot with friends. David Hilger banker Leav... (cut)

Henry Dyer Yorick Nichols Platte River Pratt Wyoming Bozeman Mont William Thompson Roberts Bear Canyon Soo” Railroad Minnesota Free Employment Bureau Minnesota North Dakota Caroline Kirchoff Colorado Springs Henry Hanning Edgerton P. G. Ayres First National Bank of Coffeyville Kan Stonewall Trinidad Colo David Hilger Leawlainn Mant New Nf Ah

Woman's Things That Count on Housework Attire

Advice on appearance at home with guidance for summer work and hair styling. Emphasizes neatness, suggests timing hair waving after husband leaves, and warns about unkempt looks impacting the home image.

Hair styling and attire ideas from a past issue

The piece advises arranging hair for evening wear by dividing and loosely tying the front with a ribbon bow, braiding back the rest, and finishing with ribbon. It notes a belief that wearing curlers in a husband’s presence harms love and comments on housework attire and a preferred unattractive wrapper.

Policeman Uses Cold Bath To Quell Beach Mad Dog Panic

New York officer Hannon aided by calm tactics subdued a mad dog scare on the beach park. The canine, belonging to Mrs. Garrett, had shown erratic behavior, prompting neighbors to evacuate. Hannon restrained the dog and subjected it to a cold bath, reviving the animal within minutes.

New York Hannon Coney Beach Park Garrett Brooklyn

Cowboy Preacher Bets the Plains Fire in Seattle Sermon

Samuel 8 Bettes the Cowboy Preacher roped and teased martial factions in a Volunteers of America mission in Seattle. He delivered caustic quips about Presbyterians Methodists and others while spinning stories of Texas cattle days and unorthodox religion. Bettes declared a weeklong stay and drew a mixed, receptive crowd amid his fiery sermon and humorous jabs.

Seattle Wash Volunteers of America Samuel 8. Bettes Baptista Texas Fettes Rey Bettes Guy Seatte

Labor federation backs independent labor candidates at polls

The Montana State Federation of Labor adopted resolutions praising efforts to win concessions from political parties but endorsed no party. They demand candidates friendly to labor be supported at the polls, regardless of party.

Greek Greek wedding fashion dazzles London elites

One of London's fashionable weddings featured Paria dressmakers crafting a Greek themed gown. The bride wore a white tunic dress with seed pearl embroidery and a peplum weighty with pearls. Maids wore white crepe gowns with silver embroidery and similar draped shawl accents.

London Paria

Vogue Sees Bride Attire In Classical White Tunics

Vogue notes Greek tunics in white cloth with pale blue embroidery, myrtle chaplets, and sandals. The writer admires the bride's graceful, swathed look though the veil is not crisply arranged, praising the overall beauty.

Cotton Slippers Use Mercerized Cotton For Summer

Notes on bedroom slippers knitted from mercerized crochet cotton in assorted colors. They are lighter and cheaper than wool, with a smooth finish and durable construction when knitted on steel needles. The article praises the material for its pretty appearance and lack of loose threads.

Wheat and white ants showcased from Yukon sample

The interior department listed railway lands as areas of interest while Fort Simpson reported successful wheat farming far north of the boundary. Yukon member Dr. Thompson submitted a farm sample of white ants grown at 63 degrees north, analyzed by Seed Commissioner Clark, weighing 46 pounds per bushel and noted for superior milling quality.

Department of the Interior Fort Simpson International Boundary Edmonton Thompson Yukon Clark Ottawa St. John Sun

Debate over purchasing the Ibsen house in Christiania

Sigurd Ibsen contests claims that his father owned the residence saying only rooms were rented. Citizens push to acquire the site to attract tourists and boost city sights despite opposition. The controversy highlights tensions between heritage and mercenary urban plans in Norway's capital.

Theen Christiania Ibsen Sigurd Ibsen Genijlla

Voyage to a South Island Ends in Rescue

A couple travels with a young country doctor to a southern island and miss the steamer to England. They remain long on the island where the doctor becomes leading figure in the group. The Earl jokes that it was the doctor who should have blocked his booze. A passing boat finally rescues them and returns them safely to England.

Bouth Ser England Barrie Earl Doctor Old England

Great Endurance and Witty Banter Highlight Harlow

Busting praises Harlow for remarkable endurance and achievement. Gargoyle quips that the man possesses a debutante like constitution, prompting a sharp exchange on physical stamina.

Harlow Busting Gargoyle

Guthrie Tax Valuation Surges to 5.6 Million

Guthrie Oklahoma’s taxable valuation leaps to 5.6 million dollars this year from 1.5 million last year. Officials attribute the rise to broader assessments and new property classifications across the capital city.

Guthrie Oklahoma

Subtraction Confusion in Village School Lesson

A village schoolroom tale describes a pupil asking to subtract three pennies from one purse after the teacher explains you can only subtract like items. The scene highlights early arithmetic perplexities and a humorous misunderstanding.

Pifeahire

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Northwest Matthew Hiberniana Heston Dolan Sation Hannon Kelley N. Y Lord Pennerly Mr. Barrie Simers Samuel S. Bettzs Red Light Rhyolite Nevada Hank Trust Company Bow Bellingham Daniel Kahn Joseph Thompson W. F. Wishard Woodinville Nortern Pacific Railway D. D. McLaughlin Butte Helena Harry Burton Hutte Mefenghil
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