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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
5
A collage of cartoonish lines and jokes from various papers includes satire on tools names, bank runs, a judge and a bar scene. It lip syncs a mix of witty exchanges and domestic skits with playful one liners and character sketches.
A nostalgic note ties birch wood to childhood in a little red country schoolhouse. The piece reflects on durable juniper and the long memory of Cedars, mentioning Miss Hope and Dora in a light, reflective tone.
In a humorous exchange, Benham chats with Mollie Wil lama about an old flame while Mrs. Benham jokes and the Maine Man boasts of bear killing with a jackknife. The dialogue shifts through quips about weather and bear encounters, highlighting city and Maine banter.
The speaker recounts a humorous exchange about a quar ter in a household, claiming a mistaken identity to hasten a visitor’s arrival. The Chicago Journal quotes the exchange with playful mockery and a scene of a woman rushing to don a clean shirtwaist.
A quip from the Chicago Daily News recalls a man who, after meeting a widow, is asked about the late husband. The response hints the deceased was a fortune-seeker, noted as “one expense.”
A dialogue captures Horace and Boy debating the father’s job. Boy asserts the father does not work while Horace hints he is a policeman, revealing a humorous misunderstanding about the parent’s occupation.
A Farm and Home correspondent describes a homemade potato cleaner and sorter used at Fairview farm. The device uses hoops with half inch slats forming 1 1/2 inch squares inside a 20 foot long three foot diameter cylinder, with a crank driven axle and hopper at the feed end. It sorts dirt and small potatoes to the floor while marketable tubers exit at the far end into a crate. With one man turning the crank and another feeding, 700 to 800 bushels can be sorted per day.
W F Helkes of Huntaville Alabama notes US imports from France total 10 to 15 million cherry stocks yearly. Only about one third of planted stocks produce merchantable trees at two years, and few meet quality grades. Losses arise from arrival condition, handling, weather, and unsuitable growing sites, creating a niche for growers to collect Mazzard seeds and raise seedlings for budding and grafting.
T R Peyton of Cooper county Missouri argues nursery tree cultivation does not exhaust soil fertility. He notes clay-based lands cultivated deeply lose winter protection, compact, and require rest with clover or similar herbage to restore porosity and humus for future crops.
A horticultural writer warns against planting temporary trees between permanent ones. The owner lacks nerve to remove temporary trees promptly, depriving the permanent trees of light and nutrients. Light exposure greatly affects a tree’s shape, with overly lit trees appearing well formed.
The article describes white silk gowns trimmed with silver and lace, pale pink roses at the waist, and pink ribbons as elegant touches. Chiffon evening frocks and velvet cross bands surge in popularity, with tea gowns and negligees offered in fabrics from brocade to lace. It highlights indoor robes in scarlet panne velvet, emerald green mink trim, and blue satin combinations, plus simple yet charming lines for brides and matrons. A luxury velvet robe lined with white caracul suits cold days, contrasted with a Valenciennes lace tea gown for town wear and a practical pinafore blouse in velveteen with taffeta trims for smart casual outfits.
Western mining drives large new projects in Nevada Utah and Idaho with plans for giant amelting plants near Los Angeles and reforms in mining laws. Major firms reorder ownership in Goldfield district while port towns see shutdowns and startups.
An English exchange notes a striking pattern in the deaths of Truro bishops. Dr Wilkinson died during a meeting in Edinburgh. Dr Gott died suddenly while giving directions to the chaplain at Trenython. The line of predeceasing bishops also included Dr Benson before becoming archbishop of Canterbury.
Four year old Harold plays in a yard bounded by a four foot fence. Hearing his mother call for the cow in the next lot he replies I only saw her hooks and eyes. The remark reflects a rural scene described in Harper's magazine.
In Willimantic Connecticut Mayor Dunn replies to a claim by a woman over damages noting she could not have stepped into a hole, implying she lacked footing for the incident.
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