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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
5
The Youth's Companion offers content to fill long evenings with nearly a hundred long stories and many serials. It highlights contributions from renowned writers and numerous sketches and humor pieces. Subscription is $1.75 for remaining 1909 issues plus a 1910 Venetian calendar in color.
An Itinerant evangelist enters a Civil War camp, claiming to have led eight soldiers toward righteousness in the Massachusetts regiment. Colonel Gabe Bouck asserts his own unit’s piety by ordering ten men to baptism, insisting no Massachusetts regiment shall surpass his regiment in devotion.
A melodrama of modern finance about a young man seeking control of circulating cash to avenge his father’s ruin. The novel depicts the power of financiers over the people and promises sensational, enchanting reading. Published by Hobbs Merrill Company in Indianapolis.
A flirtatious exchange ends with the young woman noting many men only claim affection and fail to prove it with facts. The dialogue centers on social banter where compliments are juxtaposed with the need for proof.
A humorous mysterious novel by Jacques Futrelle titled The Diamond Master follows five individuals who each receive a diamond from a mall scheme. The tale blends pathos wit and commercial savvy as readers race through chapters to discover the outcome. Published by Bobbs-Merill in Indianapolis.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger quote mentions war unrest in Cuba while observers recall residents seeking rest during a visit. The brief exchange contrasts perceived conflict with public desire for peace.
The note references a game line about a hall of fame and an Ananias club as part of a cryptic exchange. It hints at a creative or metaphorical dialogue rather than a clear historical event.
New Orleans hosts the Deep Waterway Association convention as President Taft pledges support for a lakes to Gulf route if feasible. He warns against pork barrel funding and urges bond issuance only for viable projects. Sherman Cannon and Kavanaugh outline progress and pending federal bills.
A political canvasser asks a housewife about the man of the house. She says he switches parties with his company, becoming a Democrat with Democrats and a Republican with Republicans. At home he is a perfect terror.
The earliest Christian artistic expression arose in the Catacombs as symbolic frescoes. These ancient wall paintings illustrate biblical scenes and figures, marking a foundational moment in religious art.
In American Falls Idaho A M Abbott shot his wife four times on the Cottage hotel porch and then killed himself with a bullet to the heart. The motive stemmed from domestic trouble and his drinking problem. Mrs Abbott had recently sought a divorce and feared for her life, appealing to local officials for protection. Abbott, formerly foreman on Tarbett ranches, was known to be dangerous when drinking but generally well disposed.
Cadet Eugene A. Byrne of West Point died after suffering neck injuries in a football game against Harvard. He died early Sunday with his father, former Buffalo police chief Byrne, at his side. The death ends West Point football for the season per Superintendent Colonel Hugh L. Scott.
Des Moines Indiana reports the death of Edward Entwhistle a long grieving husband who died Sunday six weeks after the passing of his wife. Entwhistle aged 54 was a veteran fireman on the Rocket the first locomotive built by George Stephenson running Manchester to Liverpool. Born in England he joined Stephenson at 16 as fireman on the famous engine and was the oldest Odd Fellow in the state by membership.
Washington reports acting superintendent Frank Walley Perkins is suspended without pay and Inspector John J. Gilbert is reduced from 3000 to 2000 dollars yearly for alleged administrative irregularities. Acting Secretary McHarg ordered the actions as Nagel reviews the cases in the west.
The text promotes using simple remedies and emphasizes healthful living. It advertises California Vig Syrup Co. laxatives, specifically Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as the genuine, effective product sold by leading druggists.
A patient argues about bringing frocks, while a doctor recommends going to Nest to heal nerves. The exchange frames a humorous rural setting with a twist on medical advice.
A parent reports a boy with an awful body rash described as eczema. After many physicians failed, using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent led to noticeable improvement within two months, with the child ultimately fully recovered. The testimonial credits Putter Drug & Chem. Corp. as sole distributor.
The grand jury investigating the Oregon Trust and Savings Bank that closed two years ago returned indictments Saturday against Walter H. Moore president W Cooper Morris cashier and E Lytle Leo Friede and Henry A Moore directors Bach indicted on six counts for accepting deposits after knowing the bank was dissolvent W H Moore and W Cooper Morris indicted on additional counts including embezzlement
During a Halloween program at Loretto academy, Miss Virginia Owen and Miss Mamie Tiernan, student actors, were fatally burned when their costumes ignited from a candle. Miss Mary Maley suffered severe burns while trying to help the others as a panic was averted by the Mother Superior and several sisters.
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