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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
8
Busy social and business items fill Garland notes with visits from Brigham City Ogden and Salt Lake. References to Nordquist Bush Millard and Evans portray family and town life plus shop moves at Garland Mercantile Druggists promote Foley remedies and Lagoon excursions for the fire department.
A letter rebukes Deseret News for misidentifying Lucy A. Clark of Garland as from Brigham City and notes she was the sole woman delegate at the Chicago Republican National Convention. The writer defends Clark’s work for Garland’s library, kindergarten, and women’s clubs, and accuses AP reporters of spreading the error.
Notice states the General Fourth of July Committee will please hand in information or materials. The concise request seeks participation or submission of items related to the upcoming celebration.
The article argues copper mining yields healthy work with lifespans around 80 years due to ore's blood and nerve benefits, while miners often die younger at 63 to 64. Smelters and distillery workers allegedly live long but risk alcohol, with steeple jacks noted for high life expectancy barring accidents.
In France the family unit thrives in daily life whether at a restaurant or at home. Children show affection for parents and parents cherish their offspring with frank, unforced community. The scene reflects a national source of pride in family harmony.
Riverside citizens join Garland in a patriotic greeting with plans to host a grand event on the 24th matching the prior display. Local social details note the Kennards, Miss Sadie Orwin visiting, Mrs. Lizzie Hobbs in town, and several residents returning or arriving, plus A M Porter’s cottage nearing completion as heat lingers.
War on consumption prompts claim that many nations fight the white plague. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a perfect cure for coughs and colds with no danger of consumption. Riter Bres, Garland and Tremonton Drug Store promote the remedy.
The Post Office Department rules that newspapers will not be delivered to subscribers with more than a year in arrears unless subscriptions are prepaid. The editors urge readers to pay up to continue service and promote a 50 cent booklet from Garland, 42 pages, via Globe office or The Foulger Co.
Musical director Passmore of Shafterbury theater London says his dog has real musical talent. The animal is trained to sing the refrain of a new song The Fiddler and His Dog and performs publicly. The dog can bark in three distinct ways and switches voices at the trainer's signal.
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