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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
4
Advertising rates misled on application. Entered as second class matter February 17, 19, at Garland Utah. Post Office under Act of Congress March 4 1879. Subscribers who fail to receive their papers regularly please notify this office.
A compiled summary listing Utah metrics including area 400 square miles, 54 598 600 acres, extreme breadth 275 miles, length 345 miles, population 340 000, 75 000 families, rank 43 by population, forest reserves 7 436 327 acres, state forest revenue 52 681 dollars plus horticultural outputs, crops crops and livestock values, sheep 3 115 000 worth 10 000 000, livestock 17 936 000, mine dividends 90 000 000, 1909 dog from mines 8 001, coal 2 951 000 for 1908, coal fields 196 458 000 000 tons, hydrocarbons 7 000 000 000, cement 630 000 barrels, education spending per capita 25 62, attendance 81 555, school population 98 660, Salt production 1908 169, lake level 4 213 feet, eighth largest state admitted January 4 1896, state flower Sewe Lily.
Historical tests by New York Boston London and others found no disease germs on telephone mouthpieces. Researchers concluded transmission via phones is negligible with only basic cleanliness advised. No documented cases linked telephones to disease spread.
A range of gift ideas appears listing items men favor such as shaving sets gloves and watches along with hats purses and umbrellas for women and a broad assortment for boys and girls including toys pocket knives and dolls plus general accessories like handkerchiefs belts and scarves.
A fragment discusses a germ scare tactic used to sell devices and claims a scented fluid on telephone mouthpieces did not kill germs. It warns against sensational promoters and endorses Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous disorders, with testimonials from Mrs. O Rhinevault. The ad claims the tonic boosts mood, vigor, and health, priced 50 cents at druggists.
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