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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
7
F W Skinner notes in Harper's Weekly that the United States leads the world in bridge science and practice. Increasing commerce demands longer spans and heavier loads. Advanced tools and massive derricks enable swift, economical, safe assembly of great bridges.
The steamer wreck casts Misa Genevieve Teste, Lord Winthrope, and Tom Blake ashore on an uninhabited island. Blake, rough but bold, rescues the helpless duo and becomes their steadfast protector as they seek survival. The trio muddles through danger and heat, sharing their first meal of a dead fish.
A Collier's Weekly profile traces a man’s life from 20 to 60, highlighting disciplined habits, marriage, temper control, parental pride, and neighborly respect as markers of achievement.
A mother reunites with ten children at the old home and defends her blanket of affection. Mary and Dick offer differing views while the eldest Tom elicits a playful admission about nightly pranks. The exchange reveals family dynamics and humor in a nostalgic vignette from Youth's Companion.
Lille Sutton of Ocean SpringsMiss an orphan who cared for an Invalid Brother was arrested for stealing five eyes and a half pound of butter and was sent to prison for seven years. William Kevelwich of Baltimore a chauffeur ran down and killed Albert Pries a little boy in Buffalo last July and pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter receiving ten days probation and a $1000 payment to the boy’s father.
Dr David Starr Jordan at a Washington dinner decries international fisheries commission rulings. He compares fish to Chinese in the interior and recounts a pharmacist joke about a man buying rat poison for a headache.
In a tense desert island scene the group eats raw fish to stave thirst while planning their trek to water. Miss Leslie endures the challenge with stoic grit as Blake, Winthrope, and Jenny barter gear, inspect shoes, money, and fire-making scraps for a possible rescue.
In a harsh swamp crossing Blake, Winthrope, and Miss Leslie endure blistering heat and mud flats as they near a rocky headland. Miss Leslie weakens. Blake refuses to fetch water, hinting at a turbulent past and a looming moral clash among the travelers.
Blake, Miss Leslie, Winthrope and Jenny stagger through heat and mud toward water. Blunt, driven by thirst and urgency, Blake carries Jenny while Winthrope lags. a river finally appears as the group nears relief in the ongoing tale.
In a small town a dentist offers gas for two dollars or a one dollar option without gas. Uncle Hod Rowdybush travels 27 miles to the county seat for the tooth pull and insists on knowing exactly when the tooth is yanked, declaring he wants his dollar’s worth of satisfaction. The tale, recounted by Youth’s Companion, highlights comic dental bravado and travel effort in pursuit of dental care.
Deserted by her crew at the moment of sailing for the north the fishing schooner EKdrie remains at her moorings as a cross-eyed black cat and a mysterious yell from the hold spur instant panic. A sailor bolts overboard and flees. The crew vanishes and the captain cannot regain them.
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