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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
7
The passage argues that a boy learns what matters from his father, and the father’s actions define the boy’s future work and moral sphere. It emphasizes that a son’s values come from what a father actually does, not just spoken guidance, and these actions set the course for lifelong achievement.
Denver Colorado hosts Fike convention with extremely slow round trip rates. Tickets on sale July 14 and 15 good to return within thirty days. Bee agents Salt Lake Route advertise the reduced fares.
The text discusses how ocean surfaces are largely smooth due to water action. It explains that water deposits organic and other matter as it settles, leveling the sea floor and removing abrupt contrasts.
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe offers five daily trains connecting Colorado with Kansas City St. Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso and Mexico City. Contact C F Warren at 411 Dooly Mock Salt Lake City Utah for reduced rates.
A Scotsman ties a goat in his garden when joining the railway to burn coal. A friend asks the use of the goat, and the man replies the goat keeps him in coal. He notes every train passes and the Sreman drowns a bit of coal at fh.
In a light exchange on a page from the Los Angeles Herald the pair Mrs Poppy and Mr Poppy joke about life insurance saving each other. The brief gag reflects a playful tone and domestic humor.
Washington DC The Navy Department dispatches Commander Reginal I Nicholson to Cleveland to establish marks at key lake locations to correct compass deviations caused by underlying iron beds. Plan covers St Clair River and Mackinaw Strait with fixed true north markers for real time navigation corrections.
In Portland Oregon divers exploring the sunken steamer George W. Elder report a school of carp feeding in the hull. The diver found fish near hatch No 2 amid dark water. he says flour and other foodstuffs in the afterhold have nourished the fish for over a year while currents shelter them.
An automobile driven by a French artist and three companions slid off a steep hill near Brunate Italy. The car struck a stone and toppled over the edge, but a tree branch caught the vehicle saving all four men from certain death. They were later rescued.
A horse backed into a cistern on a Missouri point opposite Alton and struggled to free itself from the fence. Neighbors spent hours rescuing it and finally used four large piles of straw to support footing until the animal stepped out safely.
A Prairie Farmer column offers various household stain tricks. Vinegar and salt with ammonia paste clean brass. lemon juice and salt remove ink from fabrics. milk soaking for colored textiles. salt water for indelible ink. boiling water for fresh stains. alcohol and coal products for others. chalk and turpentine for paints. lime and oxalic acid on stone. leather маз removals with coal oil. turpentine as disinfectant.
A farmers’ advisory list promotes thrifty cleaning and homemaking tips. Burlap scraps under carpets help dirt fall away. window glass aids with wash and dry. fur brush cleaning and hand odor removal details appear alongside general housecleaning guidance from a period pamphlet.
A historic recipe fragment describes mixing one pint of milk with a cupful of sugar and half a cup of fine cracker crumbs, adding beaten egg whites with salt and almond extract, heating into a custard-like texture, then folding in whipped whites and topping with a glaze before baking briefly. The handwritten riff suggests folding in covenant balke and browning the top in the evening.
Cut cold boiled new potatoes into small pieces and cook rice. Place a cupful of cream in a pan, heat and thicken with flour and water, season with salt and pepper, add potatoes and peas. Serve hot with lamb.
W D Darat of Great Falls claims a householder can grow a bushel of potatoes in six days on a roof or in a coal bin using sawdust or straw plus a chemical solution. He reports one potato yields 12 to 16 tubers with no above ground vegetation and that 15 spuds can make a bushel in 60 days. Luther Burbank endorses the experiment.
Jaynes & Co. on Summer and South streets displays a 20 foot thermometer with a 16 foot mercury tube. Rochester makers faced many breaks before completing the device, which stands beside the World Building thermometer in New York as the only larger unit.
Allen G Olmsted Winson Court upholds Foot-Ease mark, bans imitation by Paul B Huden and others of New York City. Court finds infringement on Root-Ease and foresees liability for fraudulent profits from advertising and sale of imitated products. Decision affirms trademark rights and clarifies genuine Allen Foot-Ease label imitators.
The article notes European dominance in trade with Chill largely in European hands and Canada supplying apples to France worth 500000 dollars last summer and fall. It cites Denmark sending over 5000 tons of butter to England in 1804 valued at forty five million pounds and discusses massive steel rail shipments and cattle hides routed for leather. It also covers May coal shipments totaling over 3 million tons and year to date totals around 10.7 million tons versus 24.9 million the prior year.
The Philadelphia Record notes signs of improvement in a local figure as reports say she was able to air up this morning and provide notice, suggesting progress in her condition.
A brief Plain Dealer item notes a student’s graduation date is delayed as the track team plans an extra year of eligibility. The exchange underscores ongoing athletic progression and administrative timing.
In Halsey New Jersey farmers report remarkable results using skim milk as fertilizer. W Clark Matnes and John A Seger poured 76 cans on Timothy sod and 150 cans on meadow. the treated plots became seven times more vigorous than a nearby untreated field. They expect milk to become a standard soil amendment.
City Marshal Charles Kimseey of Muskogee Ind VT purchases a pair of bloodhounds in Texas. He will train them in Muskogee to track criminals and expect federal officers to use them. Kimseey believes the dogs will help pursue petty thieves, including among the citys colored population.
A tramp dog clung to the top of a box car and rode a fast freight 117 miles from Pittsburgh to Altoona. The brakeman found the animal atop a chilled beef car, shaken but unharmed.
A patient testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for pale people claiming dramatic improvements in anemia and neuralgia after eight boxes. The letter from Mixa Charlot Van Salisbury of Castleton Nevada and her sister Samir Van Salisbury urges others to try the medicine, noting no harmful effects and offering a descriptive pamphlet on request.
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