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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
4
The Garland Globe announces advertising rate details and subscription options with address and phone reference. The notice notes the paper is entered as a second class matter on February 17, 1909, at Garland Utah.
The Globe marks its fourth birthday noting a new building a paid for press and plans to install a linotype and a large paper cutter. The editor thanks patrons and urges local support to fund future improvements. A nostalgic poem about a schoolboy day follows.
Several classifieds list land for sale near Sugar factory and near Garland Utah. Items include 26 acres with water rights with 11 year terms, 3 good horses, a 10 acre farm with a house and 1/4 acre lot, and other farm or city property with loan options. Also a lost sorrel pony with bar diamond brand and a reward offered.
The piece notes holidays that fall on Saturday or Monday create two free days, counting Lincoln's birthday Memorial Day Fourth of July and possibly Christmas Monday observance. It adds that Labor Day may yield another double day and quotes the Secretary of the Navy stressing skilled mechanics over mast-slinging in modern warships.
A humorous reflection on a boy's chaotic morning as he chases butterflies, watches a friend perform toad tricks, helps a friend with a pig, and finally wonders if school-time has arrived, concluding with the narrator’s own lateness.
The piece argues that personal tastes and character attract similar people. Coarse or virtuous tendencies draw corresponding companions, with youths in cities finding peers through clubs, churches, saloons, or artistic circles. It emphasizes thoughts and motives as binding forces.
Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised leg. sore resisted salves until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly. Effective for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles. 25 cents at all druggists.
Advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a fast-acting cure for severe itching caused by conditions like Kezema and saltrhem. Claims instant relief and lists All Dealers as sellers, presenting a regional sales pitch typical of early 20th century ads.
The Postal Service announces a new rule effective February 15 allowing rural letter carriers to skip collecting loose coins from rural mail boxes. Patrons must use envelopes or secure wrappers or coin-holding receptacles, ensuring coins are easily removed and stamped when sent with mail. Signed by P V DeGraw, Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
A short notice urges keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy at home for croup. It warns that even brief delays in seeking a doctor can be dangerous and advises giving a dose at first signs. Pleasant to take and widely sold by all dealers.
A bold pitch offers a trial of the McCaskey Credit System with free delivery to all town parts. The advertisement promises groceries and lists chickens and veal as wanted items.
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