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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
5
If you want a souvenir spoon or any silver or gold article at a reasonable price, ask the conductor or motorman to direct you to our store. Established in 1862, our pioneer jewelry house boasts the largest stock, lowest prices, and reliable service with personal mail orders.
The Blackfoot North Side Irrigation Company plans to market 5000 acres of rich chol es land in Idaho soon. The parcels lie tributary to the new town of Pingres on a branch railroad from Moreland. The move is expected to bring nearly 60 000 acres into development in the Snake River valley this fall.
Theodore Roosevelt returned to the United States on June 18 and was accorded a historic, nonpartisan welcome in New York. A flotilla met him at quarantine, followed by a lavish parade through the city with speeches from Mayor Gaynor and other leaders. President Taft could not attend.
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria returnee Theodore Roosevelt lands at Battery Park after a grand water parade led by 500 Rough Riders. Mayor Gaynor welcomes him as crowds cheer. Mrs Roosevelt attends a Sherry's luncheon hosted by the Daughters of the American Revolution before Roosevelt heads to Long Island.
A humorous courtroom exchange features a pharmacist unsure about the medicine mix as a judge remarks on following the doctor’s order. The buggy dialogue reflects a comic tension over accuracy in a medical preparation.
A massive storm drenched New York City during Colonel Roosevelt's homecoming parade forcing cancellations and chaos. Seventeen people died and at least twenty three were injured as tents collapsed, boats capsized, and rivers flooded. Roosevelt appeared on the rear platform to greet cheering crowds after the weather cleared.
Oyster Bay residents greeted Theodore Roosevelt on his return, about 3000 people filling the green as 500 high school students sang Home Again. District Attorney William J. Youngs spoke. Roosevelt praised neighbors and family and spoke of his long service.
Colonel Roosevelt returning from King Edward's funeral as a private citizen paid standard duties. His party filed eight declarations while he prepared a typed letter detailing purchases abroad. Seventy pieces of baggage were handled, with total duty not exceeding 300.
Congress leaders anticipate adjournment of the current session by June 23 with other observers believing it may stretch to July 2. The debate over timing centers on finishing key business and formalities before recess.
The excerpt presents a playful exchange about waterproof watches and soaking them, then shifts to a motif of pressed flowers and a telephone kiss. It ends with a moral line about honesty and personal integrity.
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