Cruelty to Animals in Central Park and Trap Nest Tale
A reflective piece contrasts humane treatment of animals with a park scene where two boys torment a squirrel drawing protests from nurses. It argues for stronger cruelty-curbing efforts and mentions growing animal welfare groups. Included is a short feature on a low cost poultry trap nest by Henry Grant of San Diego, detailing construction, use, and lessons learned from flock management.
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New York
Central Park
Henry Grant
San Diego
Cal
Chicago
Fair Briton Criticises Our Eating
A visiting Briton complains of American food habits and silver knives hindering dining. He mocks the dull expensive knives, the hasty eating in cities, and the impact on digestion, contrasting with European fare and urging simpler cutlery to improve health and temper.
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Washington
Lumba
Control of Temper Is a Blessing
The piece argues that calmness under stress, especially during moving or cleaning days, is powerful. It notes excitability harms others, marks aging, and suggests true self mastery lies in not angering when tired. A disciplined, unruffled woman can lead with honor, while outbursts mar appearance and relations.
Re sort unsold comb honey for candied sections
Instructions recommend re sorting unsold comb honey to remove candied and granulated portions. Hold under light to spot candying along wood edges, cut out candied portions for rendering, and price partly candied sections as is. Advise inspecting home grocer stock to prevent trades loss from candied honey.
Poultry Yard Notes on Feed and Cleanliness
Poultry Yard Notes advise full noon feeding of cut green for egg output and prompt stamping of eggs on the day laid. A green onion mash tonic is suggested for a dozen hens, with caution on onion flavor in market eggs. The Buff Minorca from Fresno is noted, with Barreds and Buffs as other varieties, plus emphasis on cleanliness, no overcrowding, wholesome foods, and busy hens.
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Fresno
Sting of the Queen in Bee Breeding and Longevity
The queen bee is described as stinging only rival queens and seeking to kill competitors. She endures harsh handling without fear of stings and shows remarkable tenacity and longevity, often surviving when workers die. Queen bees are bred in large numbers and shipped nationwide by specialists.
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United States
Mixed train schedule for Ogden to Malad and back
Passenger schedule shows mixed train No 12 Ogden to Salt Lake leaving 7 20 am with stops at Brigham Corinne Tremont Garland Malad and return times from Malad 1 20 pm Garland Tremont Corinne Brigham to Ogden 6 25 pm Local agent F F Gross Garliadies details provided.
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Cache
Ogden
Leeves Malad
Postal office hours and mail routes schedule
Mails arrive from Penrose and way by 11:00 a.m. and depart for Penrose and way at 1:00 p.m. Mails arrive from Stone and way at 6:30 p.m. and depart for Stone and way at 6:30 a.m. Mails from and to South Going South run 7:00 p.m. close 8:15 a.m. Office hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eva C. Wilcox, Postmaster.
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Penrose
Way
Stone and Way
Stone
Eva C. Wilcox
Readers invited to share news with the paper
The editorial note asks readers to send in items of news such as births deaths marriages and other events to help publish all the news. It emphasizes public involvement and avoiding overlooking happenings.
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Jc Ae
Ge Rae
Grant's
de Witte
Margaret Hubbard Ayer
Poultry Yard Notes
LEYS
Aiter Bros. Garland and Tremonton
Bright
Oo. S L
V Sires Cats
Ly Garland
Ly Tremont
Ly Corinne
Ar Brigham
Ly Brigham
Hage Td S
Elie Enen
Swift & CO
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Criswell & Criswell
Broadway
New York City
F Street
Dreione
Coryrmiants
Garland
Utah
GLOBE
C. J. Campbell
Votary Public and Insurance Agent
Cate J. W. Lewis, the Jeweler
Firet
Riter Bros. Block
the Palace
H. F. Miller
Owens Block
Eeeeee
Joseph Jensen
Notary Public
Garland, Utah
Garland Globe Office
Oley S
Aiter Bros. Garland and Tremonton Drug Store
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