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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1909
Page
6
A Cleveland minister, often away, failed to arrange a guardian for his wife and young daughter. The wife stayed brave until night when fear returned. she dressed the child for bed and urged her to sleep, trusting God to protect them, while the girl suggested better arrangements for future absences.
In a Cleveland assault case the prosecuting witness testified at length that the defendant knocked him senseless and kicked him for minutes. When asked how he could know he was kicked while down, the witness paused then said he would have done the same to the defendant if he had him down.
Starting December 1 the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail line adds through service. Westbound No 3 departs Salt Lake at 9 00 am arriving Los Angeles about 10 00 am next day. Eastbound No 4 leaves Los Angeles 2 00 pm arriving Salt Lake 4 00 pm next day. Equipment includes standard sleepers diners chair cars and coaches.
Two figures debate attending an afternoon auto race while one warns that the event could end in fatalities. The exchange hints at growing danger and potential tragedy surrounding the spectacle.
A quip about dreams and danger turns into a playful pun as one character jokes that a nightmare of being run over was actually a case of wheels in sleep. No real event or person is described.
During Omaha street railway strike a teacher observed a nervous small boy in a school. The boy reportedly asked to be excused and said he needed to help the kids grease the tracks, a claim the Omaha Bee notes for verification amid the strike context.
In the Baltimore American excerpt a woman recalls her suitor asking for a written proposal to secure commitment from Amelia’s father. The father’s reaction is framed as cautious but decisive, prompting a formal request rather than a direct verbal pledge.
A quip contrasts quick marriage with swift remorse as a humorous remark about regret. The exchange jokes that repentance followed haste in both actions.
A catastrophic explosion at the St. Paul mine in Cherry Illinois kills four hundred workers and boys. The fire started from smoldering hay and filled the shaft with smoke and flames, trapping the entombed men. Efforts to extinguish the blaze failed, the shaft was sealed, and hope for escape ended. Many missing are foreign born with homes in nearby mining towns.
Mme Margherita Steinhell is acquitted by a Paris jury at 12:55 AM of murdering her husband Adolphe Steinhell, a noted painter, and her stepmother Mme Japy. After two and a half hours of deliberation the verdict was reached amid multiple requests for explanations from the court president. Mme Steinhell fainted as the verdict was read.
In Ogden Utah Thomas and George Wilson two grocers defended their shop Saturday night when two masked highwaymen entered and ordered surrender. They fought back and captured one attacker, the other fleeing after firing a shot narrowly missing Tom Wilson.
In Stark county two neighboring farmers Clarence Benninghoff and John W Rand clashed with a pitchfork. Benninghoff sustained mortal wounds from Rand and lies near death. Rand is under arrest.
Samuel F Morley farm manager on Bloommfield hills died Friday from a gunshot. He said Bertha Lietzay, the farm cook, shot him after he refused her marriage proposal. Lietzay is jailed.
Herbert Brink found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Joe Allemand and two other sheepherders in Tensleep country last April. He was sentenced to death but the sentence will be commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Brooks upon petition.
Pittsburg report says three unidentified men died and five others were seriously injured after a fire at a slag house on the river front. Twelve men and women endured bruises and shock as the blaze woke sleepers. Firemen rescued women and children. unidentified bodies were found Sunday under a stairway.
A terse dialogue fragment shows one character doubting a rejected love while the other laments being cast aside. The lines hint at a tense romantic conflict and emotional strain between two unnamed speakers.
An old advertisement extols Quaker Oats as a key to health and strength for all ages. It claims regular use replaces greasy foods, boosts school performance, and suits athletes and laborers, highlighting packaging options and a cultural tale about Spanish courtesy.
An observer notes the power of an authoritative tone to compel action from a dog and a king. The Traveler adds that such authority is especially evident among oriental peoples, recalling a visit to Khalisandjharo where a royal blessing allegedly caused the king to live forever.
Capt Jerome, visiting Col Higginson, seized a derringer and asked if it loaded. Before a reply, the weapon fired, blowing off a finger of the visitor. The colonel, famed for courtesy, bowed and said Not now, my dear captain.
A reader recalls a doctor who treated gastritis by dietary change not medicines. After trying Grape Nuts, the patient recovered strength, color returned, memory sharpened, and weight reached 154 pounds. The letter promotes the book The Road to Wellville and its message There’s a Reason.
A Montana reader from Helena recounts kidney pains and backache improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter notes disordered kidneys and abnormal urination, praising the remedy and its quick effect. The ad copy lists price 60 cents per box and Milburn Co. as distributor.
Fragmentary text advertises Dr. Pierce's Pellets as small sugar coated candy like pills for liver and bowels. It mentions past and learning and contains garbled phrases. The snippet appears as an old time marketing line with no clear event or person.
Dialogue shows Hilda asking Harold to lay down his life for her and Harold urging Glady to be told of their engagement. Hilda instructs telling her father, revealing marital plans amid peril.
A young couple, after six years of marriage, faced incompatibility and sought a divorce. Their daughter Cherry remained aware of the trouble and mused she would marry only if she wanted a father for her future children.
The California Fig Syrup Co. publishes a full statement in every package to assure purity and uniformity of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Genuine product comes from the company with figs from California and medicinal principles from beneficial plants.
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