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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
6
A college life view contrasts choosing money driven work with pursuing one’s chosen talent. The piece argues idealism in business is scarce, and discipline is needed. a university should test if applicants have brains and readiness for real work. The essay, by Prof. Woodrow Wilson, claims four years of social life may leave a student unprepared for true labor.
An article argues for separating sexes in high school education due to psychological and physiological changes in adolescence. Dr. William Lee Howard criticizes past mixed schooling and calls for reforms backed by physicians and psychologists amid a shift in parental and teacher attitudes.
A playful fable-like verse contrasts a dogfish hen with common chickens. The dogfish hen is loyal, barklike at night, and keeps watch without roosting, promising safer nights and a whimsical future voyage on the ocean.
A courtship scene shows a scientific suitor praising pure candy and germ free kisses to a fair young woman. He worries about adulteration at shops and soda fountains while she teases him about germs and a kiss as they walk home, leaving him sleepless with doubt.
A collection of quirky proverbs on wealth, prudence, marriage, appearance, and luck. The lines mix humor and caution, with warnings about spending, patience, and judgment. Each aphorism offers a practical or ironic takeaway.
A boy asks how Santa can enter without a chimney. His mother explains Santa may use the basement door. The child replies with a slang remark about the jam delaying Santa’s delivery.
A muddy kneeling man asserts there is a human aide to gardening while discussing vegetables with a frayed cuffs companion. The Bratman declines to state records but notes onions smell strongest among plants.
Passenger train service from Ogden to Malad and back lists stop times at Brigham Corinne Tremont Garland and Ogden with arrivals and departures from 1:20 p m to 6 55 p m Mails from South arrive 9 50 p m and close for Going South 8 15 a m Star Routes show Penrose Stone and Way mail movements Mails arrive and depart 6 30 a m Office hours 8 a m to 6 p m Eva C Wilcox Postmaster.
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