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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
5
A string of witty, parodic maxims and aphorisms lampooning common sayings. It riffs on luck, vanity, generosity and human folly with playful twists and a closing quote from Puck about how people prioritize gifts and pain over advice.
Reporters note Senator Jayson has been speaking for hours in the state senate chamber with little disclosed on the topic. An observer confirms he began speaking earlier and has continued without interruption.
A Comic Cuts panel features Lord Chumpy in opera attire scolding a boy to call him a four wheeler. The boy quips back about not calling him hansom, delivering a light spoof of social pretensions.
Narrative snippets show Meandering Mike arguing against work while lamenting unemployment, and Mr. Comrox admitting unease over whether music was worth the cost. The Washington Star captions reflect humor and social tension in leisure and labor themes.
Lady Noorash and Lord Nooash engage in a contentious marriage claim over titles with remarks about money. The Chicago Journal notes social accusation in a nontabloid tone as双方 address status and fortune.
A humorous exchange in Chicago between Silas Hayrick and his nephew about habits sticking, noting Lizzie's husband in the city now keeps a weekly bath routine, whether needed or not. This column-like snippet reflects a light pen-and-voice moment on modern comforts.
First sketch shows a simple slip of mercerized lawn under blouse with banded waist and basque. Includes neck and sleeve insertion for ribbon threading and fabric quantities for two yards 36 inches wide and other trims.
The article contrasts American and French fashion habits about tailor-made gowns. It notes morning attire differences, wedding or charity events, and excuses women use to justify wearing tailor-made outfits. The piece endorses varied dress choices by occasion.
In a witty exchange Mrs. Vick-Senn declares Johnny lacks her chin while her husband concedes he has his father's chin but inherits his mother's restless energy, in a humorous family moment from the Chicago Tribune.
A quirky note describes Johnny Elephant feeling shunned while skating alone at the rink. He laments lack of company and asserts he is as sociable as anyone, wondering why others avoid joining him.
In a Washington Star quote, Dustin Stax notes the billionaire’s claimed humanity while asserting the donor still enforces business principles. He suggests the philanthropist demands upfront compensation, framing the gesture as a calculated transaction.
A gossiping remark scorns a wife linked to a wealthy husband and hints she spent on beauty treatments. The dialogue suggests public judgment over personal choices and aging.
A Baltimore American snippet notes a figure moving in high financial circles and belonging to New York's most exclusive Indictment club, signaling elite links and social scandal.
A comparison notes the tailored model suited for morning, business, travel, and outdoor sport outlasting the frilly lingerie blouse. It resists curling and wrinkling better, offering practical wear over pretentious undergarments.
The article discusses matching satin or silk evening slippers to gowns in popular colors like pink blue yellow or lavender. It notes stock slippers may suffice for common shades, but special orders raise cost, and dyeing options using pastel pencils rouge or charcoal can restore or deepen colors. It also covers maintenance with shoe trees and wrinkle care for suede pumps and slippers.
A gown features a long sash draped from between the shoulders held by black velvet straps studded with brilliants. The straps pass over the shoulders and fasten with buckles at the front. Fringes in gold and silver with colored beads edge many sash ends.
In gusseted garment construction each gore overlaps the edge of the next by one breadth. After basting and pressing, align gore edges using notches and perforations, baste with firm stitches, then try on to check for alterations.
The article explains attaching numbered tins to hive fronts for hive ID and back-side records. Bent crate staples act as springs to hold the plates, preventing wall damage. Each end of every hive-body gets a staple so the number can hang in any orientation. Records are read by lifting the tin from its hinge.
Movable interior fixtures aid cleaning and renovation in poultry houses and help prevent lice and mites from spreading. The article advises roosts and nests on one level, not above two feet, with perches 18 inches high for Plymouth Rocks to minimize injuries and crowding.
The article urges small, well managed flocks over large indifferent ones and offers concrete steps. Feed dried alfalfa hay and clover in winter, provide millet and flower seeds, use beef scraps and milk, and keep water clean with ample grit. Vermin control, proper roosters, sun and dust baths, whitewash, and kerosene perches are advised.
Park City aims to regain prestige as Park City interests secure control of Combination Fraction Mining at Goldfield. United States smelting seeks legal modification of Judge Marshall ruling. Washoe smelters resume copper production. oil wells reported near Dragon Colorado. raids seize ore in Goldfield West. Mercur gold vein tonnage declines under cyanide processing. Weimer Copper faces debt and governance shifts. United States Smelting at Bingham Junction halts while awaiting injunction outcome. Utah and Idaho mining districts show copper and oil potential amid diverse prospects.
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