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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
3
In a culture note, Mushingham is described as quickly rich yet cultured. The piece notes his recent theater purchase and a quirky detail he added by painting Exeunt over Exit on every door, signaling his theatrical taste.
An exchange praises a bargain offer for an elegant stop watch while a buyer dismisses it seeking a watch that never stops. The Chicago Examiner frames the quip as a wry remark on desire and practicality.
The Chinese have many sayings about women including beware vain women for she is first in her own eyes listen to an old woman's voice for sorrow gives wisdom and pearls come from the mouth of one who thinks before speaking.
In Brooklyn Life a light exchange shows Septimus asking about Mrs Smith’s child and her reply that a boy is well, prompting Septimus to quip he knew it was a boy or girl. The brief vignette preserves period tone with a concise social interaction.
A humorous exchange underscores a charity bazaar lottery surprise as the wife notes a neighbor won a plano yesterday and the husband reacts with astonishment calling it a charity bazaar.
Blake, Miss Leslie, Winthrope and the shipwrecked trio endure jungle perils after a cat leopard attack. They clear a hollow baobab lair, rig a fire, plan a cliff ascent, and draft Miss Leslie into camp duties while Blake leads a risky salvage of leopard skins and tools as their survival saga continues.
Miss Leslie returns to a brutal sight as Blake and Winthrope skins two cubs with crude tools. The scene shows torn flesh on bamboo spits under a blazing sun, prompting shock and tension as she carries fagots toward a baobab hollow.
Frederick Peterson MD cites experiments by Prof Krafft Ebling to show suggestion can induce physical changes such as a blister or ulcer. He relates a case where a postage stamp hidden under bandages produced a blister within hours, aligning with claims of stigmata-like effects.
The article argues that advances in machinery and labor saving devices will end daily chores for women. It envisions cooperation as a key force, making domestic life as rewarding as men’s and reducing the need to scrub cook and dust across homes nationwide.
A jeweler explains how signet rings served practical roles in the Middle Ages when clergy alone could write. Noble rings bore crests, merchant rings displayed monograms or trademarks, and some Continental firms preserve founder rings with enduring seals.
A visitor asks about climate while an old settler, famed for contradicting, replies that climate is not changeable and would have been altered long ago if it were possible. The brief exchange captures local humor and stubborn character in Stray Stories.
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