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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
6
Jerome McWade explains Duluth society to a Philadelphia visitor noting a woman’s attire is too revealing. The exchange centers on fashion, propriety, and a public figure described as “a woman with a past.”
A dialogue on distinguishing needs from luxuries follows a Congregational meeting in Rast Orange. A Westerner’s New York visit prompts a letter home: New York is a great city, but I wish I had come here before I was converted.
The exchange described by the New York Times features Senator La Follette remarking that the financier faced a setback in a session with a member of their party. The discussion turns to money with one man asserting there are many ways to earn it, while another insists there is only one honest path.
In the navy department Secretary George von Lengerke Meyer pursues a virtual reorganization to cut costs and improve efficiency. He cites coal and oil savings on Mantana and Georgia, evaporators cutting fresh water costs, and shipboard repair shops reducing repair expenses while keeping skilled workers employed.
Indiana leans toward Governor Thomas R. Marshall for the Democratic nomination as 1912 conventions approach. National committeeman Thomas Taggart states Indiana with Marshall, while Bryan fans exist. Republicans wage intraparty battles as Kern vies for the Senate seat.
George M. Reynolds heads the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago after its consolidation. A lifelong banker, he avoids leisure, alcohol, and hobbies, working nine hours daily and never taking a sick day or vacation without business. He came to Chicago in 1897 as cashier and follows a rule to marry early and make business a pleasure.
The king and cabinet member Winston Churchill clash over policy in Marlborough House. Churchill refuses the king while Harrison, a New York congressman, faced White House exclusion amid the empire’s political tensions.
Leeland H Barnard, long time Sperry Flour cashier in Oakland, faces embezzlement charges of 22000 with confession. Deputy Sheriff Charles A Farrel killed himself in Missoula after pursuing a lunatic. Lucius W Hoyt Denver law leader dies after brief illness. Nevada wheat damage by squirrels in White River valley and Genoa fire loss over 100000. Naturalization of Chinese denied. born citizens unaffected. Parker of United Wireless arrested in Seattle on mail fraud warrant. released on 10000 bond. Montana yields large wheat area despite short crops. overall crop promising. John R Godding rearrested for depositions while insolvent. Seattle drowning at Luna Park pool. Archuleta shoots woman then commits suicide as child burned. tragedy. Buford transport sails to Alaska with 800 troops. Jeanette Campagni dies from wild dogwood berries. siblings ill. Army allows Fort Lawton Negro soldiers to leave reservation. Nevada wells show artesian flow post earthquake. Criminial trial in Cheyenne includes craps game to reveal motive. Bertha Laffin climbs Missoula state university stack in absurd attire.
Holly Springs Mississippi reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for removing a tumor after surgery. The letter extols relief from female health complaints and invites confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
An authority explains that about twenty thousand farm stills operate on German farms under a permit system. Farmers may produce grain or potato alcohol up to a set limit with reduced tax. excess distillation is taxed higher. Denatured alcohol escapes taxation. A quip about women and silence closes the piece.
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