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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
7
In a light village discussion several residents argue over hasty marriages and the length of courtship. An old man quips that he did not marry because he understood his partner, while others insist longer courtships improve compatibility.
A fragment discusses rivalries in fame and a dispute over planting. It notes advertising hype around a person nearly rivaling attention paid to the piano they play, and quotes a critic on taxes being unaffordable for any man.
Frank Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin writes of Peruna restoring health and strength after months of nervous exhaustion. He says the remedy helped him sleep eat and regain desire to live and calls Peruna without rival as a tonic and strength builder.
Mexico seeks punishment of Del Rio Texas authorities over Saw Vaca raid fallout and meetings aiding raids in Mexico. Officials may face censure for allowing wounded riders to cross the river. Mariscal of the Mexican foreign department announces investigations to gauge Del Rio police knowledge.
A Rocky Mountain burro, presented to national committee leader Thomas Taggart by the Denver Times, arrives at his Brown Palace hotel headquarters with "My name is Denver, ask me" on one side and "I belong to Tom Taggart" on the other.
A severe gas explosion at the Rikovaky mine in Usovo, European Russia, leaves many workers trapped. Authorities report 157 bodies recovered, with at least 200 deaths expected. Seventy three rescued alive, some in serious condition, ten of whom died after extraction. Troops deployed to maintain order amid the disaster.
Detailed reports from southern China describe hundreds of drownings and thousands starving as villages are destroyed. Relief efforts rise with funds from Hong Kong and a $30,000 government grant plus large private subscriptions. Separately, Cincinnati editor and author Murat Halstead dies at 78 in his home, mourned by family.
Homecoming for Congressman Jas. Sherman in Utlea N. was marked by a large, non partisan reception. Supporters celebrated his recovery and safe return with bands, fireworks, and church chimes as his train arrived.
Boise Idaho Acting on Judge Fremont Wood recommendation the Idaho board of pardons commuted Harry Orchard sentence from death to life imprisonment Orchard had been slated for execution July 3 after confessing to the Caldwell murder dragging in Western Federation of Miners leaders like Moyer Haywood Pettibone and Simpkins The board followed Wood’s belief Orchard told the truth at the Haywood Pettibone trials and deserved clemency despite his own wish to avoid changing the court sentence
The Minnesota Republican convention in St Paul nominated Jacob F. Jacobson of Madison for governor. Delegates endorsed the Chicago convention platform and pledged continued railway regulation. Former Congressman Holdy introduced Jacobson, joking he eats pie with a knife, calling him a rough natural man.
Grand Junction. O N Hilton leading counsel for Steve Adams in a murder trial filed a charge against Sheriff C A Fitzpatrick of Telluride for threatening him with a revolver. The confrontation occurred at the post office as they walked to the courtroom. Fitzpatrick was disarmed and held on $1000 bond.
Butte Montana Democrats at Bozeman adopt instruction to cast six votes for William J. Bryan at the national convention in Denver if his name is on the ballot. National delegate W. A. Clark leads the group with T. J. Walch Walter Hartman B. B. Smith and R. S. Ford as members.
Washington reports Charles Stevens alias Charles Savage, a Negro, arrested in Monroe Michigan after a $50,000 registered pouch robbery from Los Angeles to New York City. He was identified by photograph and post office department officials believe he is the suspect.
Mrs Calleer quips that she always gives a necktie to her husband on his birthday while Mrs Athome notes he never recognizes it as the same one. The exchange highlights humorous gifts and domestic banter.
A testimonial from Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan dated October 20 1907 states she suffered eczema on face and scalp for about three months before using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She credits Cuticura with curing the condition and notes she has had no trouble since.
A two year old watches his father sweat over a biscuit task and then points to the father’s head crying that papa head yellow. The gentle scene captures a child’s innocent concern and the family moment.
A quirky ad claims Schilling's Best tea has no bug content and guarantees a money-back refund through the grocer. It echoes a wartime style line about effort and victory attributed to Thomas a Kompla.
A fisherman naps on the river bank while a hungry alligator that has watched him all morning swallows his boots and the whisky jug, causing a foaming river and the reptile to commit comic antics as townsfolk wonder why the man is spared.
A conversation between an aunt and child reveals a moral about marriage as the mother recalls a saying that even a homely woman could marry a foolish man, prompting the child to seek reassurance and meaning in love.
An old advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy by the Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago. It touts a 48 page book included in each package and claims the product cures weak and watery eyes with a red strong emphasis.
A brief column mixes slang and consumer tips with a casual aside about selling an auto and finding sensation in cleaning rugs. The snippet hints at a light, urban voice and practical chatter rather than a formal report.
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