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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
8
A mother discusses the value of truth with her six year old son Jackie who believes Santa Claus comes down the chimney and fears his friend Jimmie Norton will be deceived. He worries that if Jimmie’s mother does not reveal the joke, Jimmie may miss future Christmas presents.
An anecdotal share recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson losing common words and names, confusing objects and people. The tale notes his struggle at Boston events and a poignant moment at Longfellow’s funeral when he could not recall the poet’s name.
An old patent style remedy claims to cure an acute cold in 24 hours by mixing one ounce Compound Byrup of Sarsaparina one ounce Toris Compound and one half pint whiskey and taking a spoonful every four hours. Ingredients said to be available at any drug store.
The article argues that ongoing nagging and temper harm a woman’s beauty and character, leaving marks on face and voice. It condemns unilateral provocation and urges self-control, noting escape is available if dialogue fails. It warns education and refinement should suppress vulgar bickering, even in harsh exchanges.
The grave of Edward Crieg lies in a natural grotto by a lake at the end of a Dord near Bergen. The grotto rises from the water and is accessible only by boat, so the funeral procession will travel by water to reach the burial site.
The text clarifies molasses as the syrup from evaporated sugar juice. It notes that molasses differs when sugar remains or is partially removed by crystallization and mechanical separation of crystals from the remaining liquid.
In 17K0 the first governor election under Marsachusets new constitution drew about 13 000 voters. John Bowdoin and John Hancock, noted Bostonians, led the race with Hancock above 11 000 and Bowdoin a little over 1 000 while the rest split among 16 other candidates.
A wealthy American and allies flee a vendetta across the Mediterranean. They board the Constantine to Marseilles then Nice, pursued by assassins. An American detective plots to outwit the vendetta while safeguarding Marina and Maid Anatruther amid mounting danger.
In darkness near a coastal landing, Barnes and Emory pull the ladies aboard the yacht Seagull while detective Emory warns to suspect everyone. The pursuit clubbed by a shadowy Corsican, Cipriano Danella, deepens as the party sails toward Nice with Emory and Barnes guarding the women and weighing treachery.
A prose fragment argues for animal-free diets, praising nuts such as walnuts pecans and peanuts for their high fats and proteins and digestibility. It contends most humans would not make nuts their main meal but would use them as a dessert or accompaniment, illustrating a reformist stance on diet.
The peepul tree is described as the king of trees in India and central to Hindu reverence. Temples or shrines crown hills and plains while villages place a sacred altar around it. Worship centers on Brahma Siva and Vishnu and devotees remove shoes and bow in its presence.
A brief line shows Pauline Belle turns up her nose at marriage proposals. The exchange suggests she values only humble, pleading appeals in suitors.
The magazine warns authors that old manuscripts received in 1907 will be burned on December 1, 1908 unless a stamped return is requested. Authors must act before the date to reclaim their stories.
A torpedo firm driver fled from his wagon after an argument with a bystander and the team bolted. The wagon struck a porch support at a street corner, the horses pulled free from harness, and the wagon remained with its dangerous load intact as bystanders watched in alarm.
The quote praises a man who, through many seasons, keeps boyish spirit. He shares boys’ amusements and sports ideas, earning praise as both experienced and patient. Despite maturity, he remains a boy at heart per London Mutual? The passage frames a lifelong balance of youth and wisdom.
The article describes shirtwaist rings as simple large bands worn with morning attire, featuring plain twisted or braided gold or silver, snake designs, and stone settings. Turquoise matrix and garnet are popular, with coral, moonstone, lapis lazuli, malachite, jade, to paz, and amethyst highlighted in varied finishes and shapes.
The proprietor explains the business began near the old Astor House, then moved to Fourteenth Street keeping the hotel name. It later shifted to Forty-second Street, then to Harlem, preserving the name as a fixture. It remains in the hands of the third generation, a touch of sentiment.
A fragment discusses discredited ideas about the hywinine and warns that abandoning courage and inspiration leads to a barren life of petty interests. It contrasts faith in philanthropy reform poetry philosophy and religion with the risk of spiritual drought.
Australian police are empowered to enter private dwellings where gambling is suspected. The new authority applies to cities across the country, enabling officers to search homes without prior court orders when gambling activity is suspected.
A London based hatter warns that the silk hat trade is declining as customers buy just one hat per year. He notes the free trade of customers’ hats has harmed business and suggests London remains the center of the silk hat trade.
Mrs Crawford asks her husband about joining an antinoise club with daughters. Mrs Charter replies that he hopes it will keep me quiet, delivering a light household joke in a playful exchange.
Lady Wilford Laurier praised Canadian women in a speech noting rising recognition in higher learning. She cited McGill University and Royal Victoria College lecturers as examples and stressed pride in women farmers with more than 15 000 women advancing on farms last year.
The Christian World argues that women writers who depict freedom and seduction undermine morality. It claims women are natural custodians of a high moral standard and warns that lowering it will harm women and men.
A compact look at English parishes with populations housed in one or two buildings. Upper Bidon near Stockbridge, Lollington near Eastbourne, Grove near Lighton Thuzzard, and Rhyd in Flintshire are cited as examples with minimal inhabitants, tiny churches, and few residences. The note adds a separate item about State Representative Harry J. Robinson’s law offices in Salt Lake City.
Probate was granted of the will of Harris Norman a Polish Jew of Mill Road Cambridge valued at £11937. He left his estate equally to Addenbrooke’s Hospital Cambridge and the London Jewry Synagogue for the relief of poor and needy Jews. The document dated January 15, 1903 was found in his hat after death.
A fragment from the New York Press notes a freckled girl and a man both voicing philosophy during a stock market panic, highlighting contrasting reactions in a single chaotic moment.
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