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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
7
In Oakland a Chinese laundryman complains a watch loses time and brings it to a watchmaker. The quick exchange shows humor as the man says the watch is no good to Charlie Lee and the repairman agrees to fix it.
The janitor and his wife debate the newcomers who just moved in, joking that they lack a rubber plant and a phonograph to prove their inexperience as flat dwellers.
A comic exchange in a department store has a floorwalker claiming the store is a city in itself while a skeptical visitor jokes that a health department is needed. The floorwalker replies the hospital is on the top floor and they cure you while you wait.
A brief dialogue shows Mrs Banke accusing her husband of speaking behind her back while Miss Bright jokes about hooks and eyes matching properly, illustrating a light social exchange from the Boston Transcript.
An aphorism from the Cleveland Leader hints at irony as a speaker boasts four new automobiles yet must walk to the doctor. The remark contrasts wealth with health routines and urban life.
A nurse tells a small boy to come indoors as his father leaves. The boy resists saying he does not want to go to heaven but wishes to go with his father. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Margaret notes Percy Harold’s obsession with athletics as he croquets for an hour daily, showing his intense dedication to sport and competitive habit.
In Seattle Washington seven people were injured when a car driven by W A Briggs collided with a second car driven by Henry M ayagone a chauffeur. Briggs sustained a fractured skull and is not expected to survive. The incident occurred Sunday. In Denver Colorado an interurban car struck a car one mile west of Eldorado Springs twenty miles from Denver injuring four occupants. The car was shoved about a hundred feet into a trolley pole and wrecked.
G C Lultweller, son of a pioneer mining man and city inventor, shot and killed his wife after she refused to consent to selling their home. He seriously wounded her sister and attempted suicide by cyanide. Hospital treatment saved him. he is out of danger.
Springfield reports that Mrs. Frank Stout, who confessed to shooting Deputy State Game Warden John O'Connor, is recommended for murder with no bond. Her six children stayed with her in jail and she showed no remorse. Her husband, detained for inquiry, was later released.
A 200 ton Japanese sailing vessel will leave Tokio bay on August 1 to join Captain Scott’s British expedition to the south pole. Lieutenant Shirase leads the Japanese Antarctic party with geographical and astronomical teams selected. China ponies have been secured and are en route to Tokyo for the voyage.
President Taft sends a message to the Japanese emperor expressing deep appreciation for the generous hospitality shown to Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson and his party during their stay in Japan. The cordial welcome strengthens friendship between the United States and Japan.
Beatrice Anita Baldwin Turnbull arrives from Boston with her mother to press a claim as a child by common law marriage in the Lucky Baldwin will case. A guardian must be appointed due to her youth before the attack on the will moves forward.
In the foothills southwest of Calgary flames are sweeping across several areas including near Priddis. Dominion Fire Ranger Marg har has dispatched a hundred men from Calgary to Priddia to fight the blaze as heavy rain is urgently needed to save valuable timber.
Fort Benton Montana Sheriff Bickle arrived from Great Falls Thursday night when a bullet crashed through the car window near his elbow and lodged behind his seat as the train passed Tunis about twelve miles away, avoiding serious harm.
G A Albert a guard at the county convict farm in Greenville Texas has been jailed on a murder charge accused of forcing William Edwards a short term inmate to work in the hot sun until he died Edwards was reportedly ill at the time the man was forced to labor in the heat as punishment authorities state the death followed mistreatment at the farm
Overwork and colds weaken kidneys and the whole body suffers. Conan's Kidney Pills are recommended for Rick kidneys and to prevent ailments. Ted Hintt of Oswego Kansas testifies he avoided kidney surgery after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Remember the name Dean's. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis sends a free pamphlet to its local representatives and associations outlining open air sleeping for all, with guidance for tenement, roof shack, porch, tents, and bedding setups. The booklet is well illustrated and aims to help people sleep outdoors safely and comfortably.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for soft smooth hands and preventing redness roughness and chapping. It outlines a nightly routine in hot creamy lather with washing drying and liberal application followed by linen bandage protection. It notes use for corrosive work and claims worldwide sale by Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston Mass.
A fragmented OCR passage advertises a nostrum named Winter's Soothing Syrup amid muddled talk of mortgages and a ship, hinting at faint health claims and financial preoccupations in a periodical page. The reader sees a blend of product promotion and vague personal concerns without clear events or names.
A terse dialogue hints at a hidden past as a character suddenly recalls a familiar umbrella. The exchange, though brief, suggests a deeper connection between two individuals and a mystery from earlier times.
The Coca Cola Baseball Record Book of 1910 includes Casey at the Bat along with schedules and records for both leagues. Published by Coca Cola Company of Atlanta, Ga, the booklet ships for a 2 cent postage stamp and promotes Coca Cola and The Truth About Coca-Cola.
Patchy clipping notes a courtroom moment with phrases about a daughter's voice and jury readiness. The text mentions Dr. Ph pellets and a vague reference to coastal issues, suggesting a broader editorial page context rather than a single event.
Stella asks if she fears cows while Bella jokes about hatpins in a New York Sun cartoon caption style.
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