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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
6
TAL MARK promises guarantee of satisfaction and pride in pleasing customers. It cites years of success and reliability, asserting the measure of achievement is customer happiness and ongoing trust.
In a Philadelphia Inquirer snippet two young women charm and tease as a trolley conductor Charley talks shop. Separate ad promotes California round trip rates at $50 good for all months, with daily trains and resort guidance from K. C. Kerr in Salt Lake City.
In a Tit Bits item, Mr. D- returns to a drawing room to say, That old cat's gone, I suppose, sparking a tense stare from Mrs. D- who had earlier warned of the scandal monger in the room. The wife then smooths over the moment by claiming she sent the cat to the cats home in a basket.
A humorous line from Beaver sketch shows a rushing mistress learning she has 20 minutes to reach the steamer after the maid backdated the clock by 30 minutes. It notes ticket sales for round trips from any Salt Lake route station to Leaver by auto from Milford and directs readers to the nearest agent for details.
Jed Spearman recalls a near misfortune with prunes aboard a train in 73. A hot cinder injured his eye, requiring an ophthalmologist to remove the speck. He accuses the railroad of refusing to pay medical bills and faces a threat of being treated for stealing coal when filing a complaint with the superintendent.
In a Burlington Hawkeye note on Arctic feats the printer hints Walter Wellman achieved roughly a two minute dash toward the pole. The remark preserves a tone of daring exploration without graphic detail or further specifics.
Myrtle teases Jerome about pushing her boardwalk chair and he laments feeling as though he carries everything. Her reply reframes the burden as affection as they continue their exchange.
A fragment from the Loston Post notes a humorous exchange about gossip. It conveys how men claim to stay informed by listening to women, reflecting street chat on recent scandals and social chatter.
A Houston Post commentary quip opens with I am looking for a husband and responds with How would I do but you are married. The note mentions a new train to California via Salt Lake route leaving Salt Lake daily at 0 a.m.
Washington reports a Central American Junta of diplomats from five republics meets daily in a hotel cafe. Its informal sessions discuss future plans for the small Caribbean littoral nations and leak quietly from Nicaragua, with new alignments aimed at balancing power in the region.
A simple remedy for coughs and colds mixes two ounces glycerine a half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure whisky. Available at drug stores and prepared by Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati. Also a quip about ice pudding now called the north pole or Cook's Surprise.
Washington officials report President Taft has approved Secretary Knox's plan to boost personnel and efficiency in the diplomatic service. A board of examiners will evaluate all applicants for secretary roles and set qualifying standards to enable promotion to minister rank.
In Cleveland on Saturday Atole Mangino killed his wife Josephine Mangino their daughter Annie Laplea and son Jimmy Laplea then fatally wounded an infant in hospital. Police believe the couple had financial dispute over $1700 from a house sold by the wife, originally owned by her former husband Guiseppe Lupica who died in a street fight two years earlier.
Coroner's jury testimony in the Cherry mine disaster indicates fifteen year old Mat Francisco, an inexperienced boy, left a loaded hay car near a torch and started a blaze by improper child labor practice. The hay near the torch ignited, causing the fire.
Andrew Carnegie was taken to a police court in New York on a speeding charge after his car tour. He claimed he lacked cash but offered his Fifth Avenue home as security for appearance. the judge released him.
At a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen conference in New York Grand Master Lee and First Vice-President Murdock were named to form a committee. They will decide if workers go out or stay at work as the fifty two western railroads are pressed for a 10 percent wage increase. Final grievances schedule expected with managers by Thursday or Friday.
In Lisbon region, inhabitants of Alqueidas and Pedrogram clashed at a fair in Adolreine ending in many casualties. Pedrogram forces were defeated and driven from the town, then ambushing enemies to avenge defeat left several dead.
Artists, billposters, printers, paper makers and tuberculosis fighters unite under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Free billboard space and poster printing are provided by industry groups, with paper donated by hundreds of manufacturers. Posters nine by seven feet, multicolor, destined for cities and towns in need, potentially reaching a million pasted if paper suffices. Value of contributions at commercial rates could reach $2,000,000.
A humorous anecdote recalls Dr Thorold asked prizegiving pupils which island was largest before Australia’s discovery. He then quipped Australia itself was the answer, prompting laughter. Another line extols loving one’s wife by blending respect for mother, politeness to other women, and sisterly care with marital devotion.
A Boston educator writes of nervous exhaustion relief after resigning a 40 year teaching post. She credits Grape Nuts with alleviating constipation and improving brain power and physical condition. She reports breakfast of raw egg with four spoonfuls of Grape Nuts and hot milk or water, and promotes The Road to Wellville brochure.
An early 20th century ad claims a chemist has perfected Dyola Dyes that color wool silk and cotton with one dye. It invites readers to ask their dealer or, if unavailable, mail 10 cents to Dyola Burlington Vermont with color preference to receive a sales card and directions.
A visitor notes the jury returned a verdict within the courtroom. Proncho Dob quips that Crimson Gulch juries always act this way due to ongoing trouble, with jurors staying put to avoid losing hats and overcoats.
Various patent medicines claim to cure coughs colds and digestive issues. Advertisers promise quick relief with sugar coated tablets and tonics, noting popularity and affordability while urging customers to buy from local dealers.
Thompson Watkins of Parsons Kansas notes relief from back pain and irregular kidney secretions after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes Donan's brand sold by Foster Milburn Co. at Buffalo New York for 60 cents a box. An alarm clock is mentioned as an eye opener.
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