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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
5
Poetic fragment by Arthur Stringer describes a magical journey through enchanted lands. It mentions silver streams misty valleys and romantic landscapes where kings ride velvet bridles and secret stairs lure wanderers. The piece ends with a shift to darker themes and a note of disbelief in manhood.
In a springtime household a bright youth Archie plots to wed Ethel, aged 17, despite guardianship by Dr Kirk. Archie reveals a will clause that would reverse property if she marries before 21, prompting the doctor to concede and bless the match.
P O Connor laments infant acrobats and notes they are going out of fashion after describing childish acts and audience reactions. He recalls a furious vaudeville incident where a patron berated a foreign spectator after an encore, expressing support for the other side.
A witty guardian tale follows Archie pressuring a doctor who initially objects to a quick marriage. The doctor surprisingly supports the union, claiming a fortune sacrifice is required, and the widow reveals Archie's dominant influence. The wedding occurs within the month, leaving the doctor puzzled.
The Portland Oregonian reflects on Benjamin Franklin’s line that idleness and pride tax with a heavier hand than rulers. It laments modern pride that strains pockets as the poor imitate the rich, chasing appearances and saving little for adversity, echoing Franklin’s caution about paying too dearly for the whistle.
A Washington Star excerpt reflects suspicion of public figures who advocate grand plans while pursuing personal gain. The speaker notes the lure of smooth speech, the rhythm of rhetoric, and the difficulty of discerning true intent from appearance and profit motives.
A woman, the daughter of a lawyer, speaks to George after he proposes and signs a paper confirming their engagement. She rests her ear on his chest and they share happiness. She reveals fear of deception from prior experiences, seeking his implicit trust.
In Toulon during late 1793 the fall of monarchy supporters clashes with revolutionary forces. Margot shields her charges Jean and Pierre Lafitte as Greloire warns of danger and a looming surrender. Jean’s hidden ties to Lara and Greloire’s cautions set up a perilous path amid siege rumors and loyalties.
A telephone expert warns that constant Hello greetings tire the ear of operators. Repeated exposure dulls hearing, creating the so called telephone ear. Switching ears can balance hearing and may prevent permanent deafness.
Slowpay Doctor suggests a mutual recommendation exchange with a tailor. The doctor notes that a recommendation from the tailor is needed while proposing to obtain a second recommendation for themselves. The dialogue centers on reciprocal endorsements for professional services.
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