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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
6
A family on a wide veranda discuss heaven while a girl with blue ribbon in a white frock chirps she came from heaven and was sent down with wings. She says she hasn t seen anyone from there lately.
A woman found begging loaves from residents on one side of the street then selling them at high prices on the opposite side claiming a sick husband and starving children. She bundled the bread in a basket and said she baked to support a large family.
Tolbert RK In¢rom Music Co of Denver notes a rising ocean themed music trend led by Crown Music and the popular piece Nymphs o the Mist. Dealers say hits come from unique charm in melody rhythm or sentiment and public demand dictates success.
A native Chinese newspaper says future press control will be handled by the ministry of posts and communications. The proposed laws ban government or administration attacks, prohibit personal attacks, and bar publishing secret government documents, to take effect after ministerial advice is secured.
A reflection on a proverb attributed to Flutarch suggesting that coexisting with a lame person teaches one to halt. The quote frames patience and restraint as learned traits from daily adaptation to another’s limitations.
A quotation from Lord Chesterfield argues that excess luxury can be taxed to curb its excess while clearly harmful items should be prohibited. The text frames taxation as a tool to limit pernicious overindulgence and protect public welfare.
Mr Camros remarks on his daughter’s commencement essay from June. He notes the piece hints at deep interest in fate and purpose, contrasting with lighter topics like ice cream gods, implying the daughter’s thoughtful range.
A pleasing standing frame features a water color paper frame built from three or four violets in a clustered group. A connecting chain of stems links to a second small bunch, with the same arrangement repeated around the frame at regular intervals.
A Liverpool Daily Post report argues that prohibiting the sale or consumption of alcohol would be futile in England, noting the divisions among medical men are broader than personal or professional interest. The piece contends that enforcing such a penal rule is impractical.
A quotation attributes to Antoine Berryer describing a man whose voice reflects a mind that is clear distinct firm generous and slightly disdainful. The line emphasizes how inner character projects outward through speech.
A lively scene as Quentin Roosevelt, on roller skates, toured the White House with snakes. Attending officials and visitors reacted with caution and amusement while the president warned him to be careful. The young Roosevelt kept a king snake as a pet and later left the White House amid mixed fear and laughter.
Second Assistant Postmaster General McCleary proposes street car mail boxes to speed letter delivery. Tested between Minneapolis and St Paul, the plan aims to boost mail volumes and revenue while costing little. street car companies would provide boxes and conductors would handle mail, with expansion city by city.
An 1900s Washington pest report notes tussock caterpillars and fall web worms devouring city trees especially poplars maples elms alders birches and willows. It outlines spread since 1900 and limited parasite and human efforts, plus nuisances in homes, while describing the caterpillar’s hairy, dangerous appearance and life cycle. It also mentions a policy shift ending green consul postings abroad.
A department room has been equipped as a complete working American consulate to handle global business. Appointees must report daily to the state department and spend specific hours in this model consular office, guiding conduct for civil and uncivil contexts.
The article argues roadside maintenance shapes impressions and costs. It endorses clearing rubbish and smoothing embankments, while praising thoughtful trimming and preservation of ornamental trees. It notes wind protection, shade, and evapotranspiration reduction. cites Massachusetts practice with sugar, Norway, and white maples and American elms. recommends spacing trees with large tops about 40 feet apart, alternating to place a tree every 26 feet.
Farmers find growing timber the best post solution. Black locust outperforms mulberry and cedar in durability and rapid growth, thriving on poor soils and rough pastures. Sprouts regrow from stumps, nurseries sell young trees at about 146 per thousand, and proper pruning is needed to form dense groves and long posts with three posts per two-section spread.
The New York Farmer urges persistent use of traps and selective poisoning to curb rat depredations. It stresses forethought in farm building design to minimize harborage and notes similar gains for city and village settings, calling for strong cooperation in rat warfare.
The note advises planting currants and gooseberries in fall for strong spring growth. It highlights benefits from deep soil, light shade, and thorough mulching to promote vigor and productive fruiting.
Levi P. Brockway of Second Ave Anoka Minnesota describes five months in a hospital with incurable prognosis and six months to live. He suffered heart issues fainting spells loss of use in a arm and impaired eyesight. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he recovered and has felt well since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A woman in a store sought something new in tablecloths. After considering all in stock, she exclaimed for something different. The clerk revealed a discarded piece with a new design, featuring a center pattern and a border around the edge, and she eagerly purchased it.
The corly royal doctor in Kurne is Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria praised for his five thousandth cataract operation aided by his wife. He treats the poor at his hospital free of charge and only seeks payment from those who can afford it. He previously treated the Kaiser after a rope incident aboard the Hohenzollern eight years ago.
Workmen demolishing the old United States Mint on Seventh Street Philadelphia uncover early republic relics including foreign and domestic coins dating back to 1793. Among finds are test coins similar to Chinese cash with a center hole filled with different metals to raise value.
A humorous exchange references Woldby’s coat of arms and a planned ancestry search. The remark suggests the search yielded shocking or embarrassing discoveries, discouraging further research, as noted in Catholic Standard and Times.
In a Philadelphia Press item, Nugget complains his wife does not credit his disposition, while she retorts that his fault lies not in kindness but in laziness to act.
A Travel Magazine piece extols milestones as companionable guides on walking trips. Each milestone lifts spirits, while distant milestones arrive as welcome friends, and greetings become a measure of progress along the path.
The late James McNet Whistler, bareheaded in a lat shop, is teased by a hat sender who confronts him. Whistler sizes up the stranger and says the hat and coat do not fit while quipping about the trousers color, in a humor column referenced to Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree.
In Felixstowe England a dog case splits value of a missing pup with witnesses arguing over a price of 125 and 0. Damages set at 62.50 as a fair average. Nearby neighbors urge Ben Cary to exterminate mosquitoes near his home but he resists citing prior costly screening investments.
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