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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
5
The latch and support attach to any gate style. The latch swings on two wires and fits into a notch in the post. A brace wire runs from the gate top to a building or tall post, reducing strain the higher it is placed on the building or post.
An old practice guide explains leather’s pliability depends on properly maintained tendrils. It advises washing dirt with warm soap, applying black oil on black harness, using limited dressing, and nourishing under buckles to prevent brittleness.
The article reviews how improper manure handling wastes nutrients, with studies showing large losses in unsheltered piles and rain-exposed systems. It advocates daily spreading or controlled storage, use of a spreader, and final recommendation to keep manure solid, damp, and spread promptly to minimize nitrogen loss.
A farm correspondent extols the virtues of low down wagons with steel wheels wood axles and 34 inch shafts for daily livestock feed hauling. The writer notes ease of loading turning and 15 to 20 years of life while warning against heavy loads on hot roads and recommending light tires and lighter axles for best performance.
The text argues a choice between an old farmer's judgment and an agricultural chemist for valuing land. It notes hog feed values from waste products like charcoal ashes rotten wood, which tests show low nutritional value yet aid hog digestion when corn is abundant.
A described method uses a fence plank loaded with natle to shell corn when no regular sheller is available. The plank is driven so that the corn heads extend about one half to three quarters of an inch, enabling shelling.
Prairie Farmer notes a tool named Way Sheilor that can be laid across a tub or bow to press and soften kernels. The method is described as a quick way to shell corn by rubbing the kernels across the implement, enabling rapid shelling.
A rural note asks why farmers succeed when others fail and laments rising pitrogen costs. It muses on trickery, fair dealing, and seasonal harvest constraints, noting a farmer’s garden options and the reliance on potatoes in hard times.
A guide based on Joseph T. Graham in Outing explains curing gun shy dogs through patience and exposure. Training occurs while on game, shooting from a distance as the dog pursues, with cases where the fear subsides after first solid points. Some dogs need regular treatment, others handle brief seasons.
A melancholy man reflects on how fate misplaces chances and makes us miss desirable outcomes. He laments that rigid plans and cast iron arrangements often backfire when unexpected events arise, leaving the penalty seeming out of proportion to the mistake.
The Italian Dante Society proposes to furnish the poet Dante's Ravenna tomb with a commemorative lamp, outlining plans to honor the landmark literary figure.
A fragment notes a psychological moment when a man would fire blanks from a small pistol. The text indicates two or three treatments usually sufficed to manage the crisis.
A letter in the Medical Record recaps that Catherine Sherwood had triplets Franklin Francis and Frederick who later became sea captains. The brothers reportedly married late, and an old tale notes they shared a barber shop visit in Charlestown Washington DC with unusually fast beard growth.
In a panel from Illustrated Bits, Mrs Stubb-John holds boxing gloves while Mr Stubb-Marla notes a tramp downstairs claiming he seeks scrap. The quip hinges on mischief and wordplay as the couple reacts to a humorous domestic scene.
A Louisville Courier Journal item jokes about payment terms with a quip that reads the payments ain’t so hard and a line about a dollar down and a dollar when ever the collector catches me.
A perpetual lamp funded by Florence officials will honor Florentine craft with a Venetian style ostrich eye centerpiece edged by a copper cirelet and gem adornments. The lamp, featuring a Venetian crystal cup, aims for Ravenna by October.
A brief archaic prayer asks for sufficiency for one’s lot. It seeks guidance to observe rules, restrain speech, and endure suffering with dignified restraint. The speaker requests composure, fair competition, and grace in losing if winning is not possible.
The exchange notes how the best hooks for youth come from lessons not bought with a father’s college money. The speaker, Hocker, recalls that restraint and wit mattered more than material purchases in shaping character.
Miss Belle Crouse of Stanhope recounts to police an attempted forced marriage by Perry C. Bissell. After her refusal he pursued her through Stanhope and Ocean Grove, produced a loaded pistol at her, and challenged marriage. Pastor Dr. M. Giffin intervened at the Stanhope parsonage to protect her.
Alfred Fields Rhoades, a U S Army veteran wounded in the Philippines, traveled from San Francisco to Brooklyn seeking his wife and ten year old son. Pardoned from a 60 year sentence by President Roosevelt, he learned his wife had remarried and moved away with their son, leaving him penniless and homeless in New York.
A fragmented passage shows a personal dispute over marriage and age with names Ethel Lawrence Yeou and a judge referenced, hinting at a domestic or social tension surrounding a marriage arrangement. The text borders on dialogue about family and suitability rather than a clear news event.
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