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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1907

Page

3

Deluge Chapter XXIV ends with Anita choose you

In a Dawn Hill confrontation, Langdon declares love and seeks Anita, who reveals she loves the narrator. After a tense standoff and Langdon’s retreat, Anita admits deep feelings. The narrator, overwhelmed, forgives and comforts her as she declines Langdon and leans into him. The scene closes with a rekindled embrace and a fateful confession.

Mowbray Langdon Steuben Point Vivians Kennels Mulholland Mrs. Mulholland Anita Ife Moon Langdon

Cow Stable Floor Plan for Hillside Barn Project

A ground plan shows a two row cow stable with a south exposed end and a rear root cellar a cool room and a dairy room connected by a hallway. The design targets a bank location and aims to separate dairy functions from the cattle area.

Farm building plan balances dairy and storage spaces

The design places the leehouse above the cool room and root cellar to add a adjacent dairy room under one roof without moving the fee. A second floor barn drive allows root unloading through the floor into the root cellar while hay and grain go upstairs, with options to fill the lee from the outside. The plan envisions a 32 by 70 foot structure with ground-level access, light, and potential single-story variants including an icehouse between the dairy and cool rooms.

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Tactful Mr Briggs foils a misread charity letter

Mr Briggs helps Mrs Briggs hide a charity check by using a friend signature. The tale shows his pride in tact as Mrs Briggs explains she sent ten dollars to the Fresh Air Fund for two East Side children. He muses on a full name system and advises using the signed full name for proper credit.

Mr. Hriggs Riggs Mrs. Hrngeke Mrs. Briggs Fresh Air Fund Briggs Kriggs Mra. Briggs

Fragmented Age Speech in A Species Excerpt

In the excerpt from Life magazine a speaker notes Mrs Kwivvery as a “fine dieipatory” person and reproaches her for conversations that make the narrator nervous. The jade broach wearer adds anticipatory commentary while the other woman questions the pace of speech and gloves.

Seashore Verse and Hotel Safety Tips in Tiny Snatches

A fragmented Milwaukee Sentinel poem sways between romantic lines about lasting love and a stray hotel safety line from a Houston Post snippet. The pieces show dates or settings poorly preserved, pairing a moonlit vow with a travel security reminder about storing money in hotel safes.

Calf Scours Treatment and Remarkable Recovery

The speaker discusses calf scours and mentions a broadly used remedy of tincture of rhubarb camphor and opiate in hot water. A dramatic recovery is recounted of a calf near death that improved after two treatments and feeding raw eggs and milk, becoming a strong feeder.

Cholera Fear Triggers Illness in Strasburg Woman

A Strasburg woman, told of a distant cholera death, imagined herself struck by the disease. She lost appetite and suffered eight days of violent diarrhea until she was reassured there were no local cases. Her distress, caused entirely by fear, subsided after realization.

Anita Howard Langdon Alva’s Mowbray Langdon Theas Strasburg The Sunday Magazine

Hard Job for Art and Nature in Sunset Image

Art enthusiast Ife blends fashion with nature in a vivid sunset scene. She describes the sky’s aroma of color, the shadows on foreground houses, and the river, concluding with a band of gauzy clouds likened to pink chiffon.

Willing to Change It Mr Singleton and Miss Joy

A dialogue exchanges playful banter as Mr Singleton teases Miss Joy about her name. Miss Joy responds with wry wit noting she does not wish to remain a Joy forever.

Mr. Singleton Miss. Joy Miss Joy

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