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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
3
An ad-style message urges customers to expect good service when repairing watches. It warns that a poor workman can ruin a good watch and claims the shop’s experts have years of experience and guarantee their work, assuring customers they cannot lose by choosing them.
A passage from Havelock Ellis's Soul of Spain is cited to illustrate Spanish hospitality. An unemployed laborer, intent on robbery, repents after a wagoner offers help. He returns most of the money and accepts food and a small amount, insisting he owes the wagoner. The anecdote, from an Aragonese newspaper, highlights primal hospitality amid distress.
Utah educators are advised of round trip to Denver Cheyenne Pueblo Colorado Springs and Los Angeles for teachers vacations with special Den ver NBEA convention travel. Tickets may include ocean trips via San Francisco Portland and Alaska Yukon Exposition side trips. Contact Salt Lake Route agent or Kenneth Kerr for details.
A reader notes the favorite prayer of an Atchison spinster who asks God to help her cease complaints about life as a single woman. She prays for gratitude by recalling married siblings and their children’s trials and comforts.
The article details bedside techniques used in hospitals for anxious patients unable to sleep and for whom narcotics are unsuitable. It describes placing a flannel covered hot water bottle at the feet, a thin silk water bag at the base of the brain, and a snug neck wrap to slow head blood flow. It also mentions using butter and cayenne pepper to calm the stomach.
Three American girls Elizabeth Gabrielle and Elise vacation in Cannidia on a steamer encounter a distressed stranger and falls of jewelry theft rumors. They stash valuables in a hidden iron safe but suspicions rise as hotel thefts and storm scares unfold. Gordon Bennett returns a found bag and the group teases a charming tension amid mystery and romance.
A cynical bachelor notes a trend among American mothers abroad pressing daughters to marry into foreign nobility. He cites English earls Italian princes and German counts as proposals and argues many heiresses wed only to avoid public shame at lacking a title. He recalls mothers returning from Europe with a list of suitors and no title.
The Limit, a bridge-playing group at an eastern university, who usually kept night watch into day, attended morning chapel with regularity and were cited by authorities. A time change moved chapel to 8 forty five? No, thirty minutes later. The men, once unseen in the morning, appeared awake and alert, prompting inquiry from the chaplain who asked for the reason. One man replied that chapel at seven thirty was manageable, but eight o'clock was too late to stay awake.
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