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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
5
A collection of humorous vignettes includes a Note on suppressing boreish enthusiasm in conversation, a madcap exchange about a supposed greatest man, and a quiet shot joke about a rabbit in the garden. The pieces mix newspaper brief humor with a rustic verger’s whisper at a funeral procession.
In a private moment, Young Tutter speaks to Miss Clara while worrying her father in the next room might hear. Miss Pinkerley replies with resolve that he should say nothing he would not say to her father.
A collage of clipped dialogues shows wage disputes and social quirks. Norah answers Fridays for mistress payments while a bemused narrator notes unpaid wages and shifting loyalties amid slang and cultural jibes.
A collection of quips and quatrains from 19th and early 20th century papers. Included are a McLandburgh Wilson verse on revolution and delay and playful exchanges about snowballs and marriage from The Cleveland Leader.
A struggling playwright laments lack of talent while a stranger proposes a partnership to write a ten act play. He promises production at the Fashion theater at his expense and a shared profit, revealing he actually runs a neighboring saloon.
A lady asks why a servant kept a boy so long. The servant explains he wanted a returned empty and she siphoned soda water into a jug for him. The servant claims she drew off all the water to reassure the boy.
The article outlines child and women's party frocks with simple trimmings and guimpe dresses remaining popular. It notes hand embroidery and selective lace, waistlines returning to normal position with ribbon belts, and Dutch necks with short sleeves. Modern styles echo grownup fashion with mandarin sleeves and fuller bell skirts.
Ribbon work embroidery enhances tea gowns with soft tints and selective oriental trimmings. The lining and draped over fashion dictate waist and hip emphasis, while a long train flatters all figures. care with fit and proportion is preferred to alter natural lines.
A girl announced her wedding by modifying party invitations found on toll cards from an informal gathering. The cards, decorated with a winsome girl image, had the alcohol card removed and replaced with a small card listing the wedding date. Each card was tied with white satin ribbon and violet accents.
The passage urges women to study sartoria art to choose a teagown matching their individual beauty. It notes a full spectrum of color options from black to palest yellow and from steel prints to American Beauty red, advising serious self study to select the most becoming costume.
A simple string box project is described using a small cardboard box with a side hole for string. The lid need not be opened, and the box can be decorated or covered with material. The words string box can be worked on the front for a decorative, practical item.
The text offers cautions on sympathy for a weak stomach causing morning discomfort and suggests remedies. It warns against eye contact with grease and emphasizes gentle face care plus careful ear and skin treatment. It notes dangers of mineral powders and cosmetics containing lead arsenic mercury or blamath and explains a test with ammonia to detect sugar or lead.
The mushroom hat has fallen from favor but modified forms will endure for winter. Brims grow stiffer and fatter with shapes curving or bent to mirror the latest trend. Flat effects keep hats low on the head with bands. large lace bows suit older black hats, while net hats with mauve velvet edge need only a bow. For school wear, felt or velvet hats pair with ribbons, velvet, silk, or lace bows in black white or gown color.
Civil engineering guidance on culverts pipes and gutters include when to use cement rubble masonry or reinforced concrete for large culverts and bridges. Advice covers pipe placement under road surfaces catch basins drainage under driveways and cobblestone gutters in steep cuts to prevent gully formation.
Nevada mines from Yerington to Rhyolite surge with new strikes and expansions. Gas flows at Virgin City wells, copper demand grows, and the Drome dary Hump project secures clear title. Gold and silver prospects flourish in Utah and Idaho while Larimer targets expand in Idaho and Wyoming.
The spring season warrants road dragging to bring roads to good condition. Dragging benefits arise as frost leaves mud deep and plastic, allowing easy grazing and a sun-dried hard surface later. Early spring work improves outcomes, with rains kept from deep wetting, and communities with clay soils can afford this program for durable year-round roads.
The guidance advises burying treoa that arrives frozen or dried to allow it to thaw and regain condition. This method aims to restore plants before planting or further handling.
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