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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
6
The piece discusses climate changes in November affecting health and promotes Peruna as kidney supporting. It then shifts to a historical note on Thanksgiving origins, contrasting Plymouth Harvest Festival 1621 with later religious observances and legislative establishment of the holiday after the Pilgrims.
Charley from Oklahoma and his nephew toured downtown when a rivet hammer on a top floor of a steel skyscraper suddenly began hammering at high speed. The old man exclaimed in disbelief as they watched the noisy scene from Grand avenue.
A New Hampshire mother recalls her four month old son’s extreme eczema that covered his face and almost his entire body. After doctors failed, she used Cuticura Remedies and notes dramatic improvement within two months and full recovery in six, in Plermont on October 24, 1906.
An Atchison man expresses disgust after buying his daughter a $75 gold watch. She prefers chocolates, leaving him despondent as she sits in the dark thinking. The note is from the Atchison Globe.
The article argues Thanksgiving should focus on gratitude beyond material abundance. It traces harvest festivals from 5000 years ago including Jewish Sukkot, Greek Demeter feast, and Roman Cerelia, linking gratitude to national democracy and the holiday’s origins with Washington, Lincoln, and the Constitution. It contrasts festive excess with reverent acknowledgment of blessings.
The passage reflects on gratitude amid life’s sorrows, citing Jeremy Taylor on immunity, safeguard, berry and integrity as blessings. It suggests families recognize what they are thankful for in the moment and that remembrance elevates moral and spiritual well being.
Reports from Las Vegas claim Scotty’s mine in Death Valley is linked to stolen high grade ore from Goldfield. Deputies pursue Croesus, a suspected high-grader, as records allege he hid valuable rock at his Death Valley retreat.
The American Sugar Refining Company was found guilty by a U S circuit court jury of accepting rebates totaling 26000 from the New York Central Railroad. The case follows the railroad’s prior conviction and $108000 fine for similar rebates. Counsel Joseph H W Choate argued lack of precedent for such a large penalty. The defense offered no witnesses.
Rhyolite Nevada plans a December 1 celebration as the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake line reaches town. Officials advertise special trains from Salt Lake and Los Angeles to mark the new rail link and town status in communication with five centers.
United States marshals and postal inspectors raided alleged large scale mail swindling operations in Chicago on Tuesday. Seven men are accused of running the frontier fraudulent concertia and the scheme reportedly netted nearly one million dollars from victims.
The San Francisco grand jury returned two indictments on Tuesday afternoon. One charges Peter Duffy with perjury and the other accuses Supervisor Fred Nicholas of agreeing to take a bribe. The Nicholas case stems from city furniture purchases with intermediate involvement by Supervisor Manlocka.
In youth Edward Atkinson played ball on the Boston common where Constable Erastus Clapp chased trespassers. Years later Atkinson, now a prosperous man, met the old constable who failed to recognize him, remarking that no honest boy ever ran from him.
A physician explained last evening to a writer in the Heston Transcript that general paralysis of the insane begins with delusions of grandeur and immense ambitions. The patient imagines himself great and pursues colossal projects but achieves nothing.
Reduced round trip fares via the Santa Fe from Ogden and Salt Lake City to Missouri river points. Idaho and other points offer proportionate rates. Dates of sale include Navy dates December 20 and 18, 1905. Literature available from G. F. Warren, Agent, at Dooly Elk, Salt Lake City.
The comic passage shows Delilah snipping Samson's hair with comic nonchalance as he complains about style. She jokes she will cut automobiles next. Samson, in shin guards, leaves to join a football team amid the exchange.
A woman argues that bachelors indirectly contribute to women's happiness by influencing men to marry. She notes husbands often paired with dull bachelor friends, suggesting their dullness helped spark marriage, and that there would be fewer marriages if not for bachelors.
A young resident in the upper western town section used a bottle labeled half wash on his scalp after misreading it. The next morning a disheveled man in a slouched hat sped to a renowned hairdresser and has since returned daily as the stylist works to remove the gold streaks from his hair.
A witty exchange questions whether a physician can also be a poet. The idea challenges strict boundaries between science and art, suggesting poetry might influence medical practice and treatment.
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