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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
9
The narrator praises Mike as a hardworking honest man though Barney questions generosity. A story recalls Mike entering Cassidy’s with friends and joking what to drink, illustrating memory and humor from a social scene.
On Sunday August 29 the Salt Lake Route adjusts times for two Tinie trains and three Tooele trains as well as three Utah Valley trains. Travelers are advised to check with their agent for current listings and any impacts on connections.
A Civil War era scene finds federal officers hiding in a shabby shack. At two in the morning a polecat’s scent rouses a German officer who laments in despair that everyone else sleeps while he must endure the odor. The moment carries a wry, humorous tone.
The chief of detectives questions close surveillance on a suspect as a faithful sleuth confirms. A moving picture machine then reproduces the suspect’s movements for review.
Guidance for inexperienced growers notes plants must not dry at roots from May to October. If roots cannot draw moisture a plant slows to a stand and loses growing time. Market growers accept faults other than neglectful watering as serious.
Sunday August 29 two time trains and valley trains will change times. Ask your agent for details. A humorous aside mentions Brown and a black eye from a skate slip.
A fragmentary extract presents a speaker praising the soul’s immortality amid ruin. The lines promise perpetual youth and resilience against war, decay, and natural disaster, elevating spirit over mortal frailty in a classical, Addisonian voice.
A wary man plots a bigamist style scheme to marry Agnes Alderson for her forty thousand dollar legacy. After a dramatic chase of conscience he marries her in a quiet ceremony and vows to make good. Agnes learns of the inheritance two weeks early and chooses trust over fear.
Hong Kong government proposes a special port tax on incoming shipping to cover half the cost of building a typhoon shelter in the harbor.
A narrator recalls moving away from a house near golf links. They explain the reason was to spare children from learning bad language at the new place, highlighting parental concern over neighborhood influence.
Miss Ann Pearsons of Northfield Vermont suffered a severe facial and neck eczema with raw inflamed skin and heavy discharge. After trying three doctors and various treatments she found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and within three months the condition healed. Boston based Potter Drug & Chem Co. Sole Props.
Major life insurers push prevention efforts. Metropolitan Life sought a tuberculosis sanatorium for policy holders and employees but was refused by New York officials. It funds a large educational pamphlet campaign. Provident Savings Life Assurance runs a health bureau offering free medical advice. Fraternal orders like Modern Woodmen Knights of Pythias Royal League Royal Arcanum and Workmen's Circle consider or have built sanatoria for tuberculous members.
In a playful spoof from Puck, a count asks if the dower contract is properly drawn up. Gladys Golden reassures there are no loopholes for lawyers from Philadelphia and confirms her father's holdings remain untouched by recent gloom as the count proclaims love.
A testimonial from a former coffee drinker explains improved health after switching to Postum. The letter describes years of stomach issues, nervousness, and decline while drinking strong coffee, followed by immediate improvement after adopting Postum with cream.
An Atchison Globe item describes a father consoling his daughter after a breakup with her suitor. He offers a dollar weekly, jokes about past favors, and asserts household control, promising steady support and discipline to guide her through the heartbreak.
Mrs. Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington was bedbound for four months as doctors gave up. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills she recovered, soon leaving bed and regaining strength. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A meditation on graves and the human impulse to ponder where the wicked rest. The speaker muses on tombstones across the world and questions how many truly wicked people exist.
Important to Mothers examine carefully every bottle of Castoria to ensure safety for Infants and children and confirm it bears the proper label and seal. The notice urges careful inspection by caregivers to prevent harm from counterfeit or altered bottles.
Mrs Lizzie Holland of Noah Kentucky recounts relief from headaches nervous prostration and uterine bleeding after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The ad promotes the product as a trusted remedy for many female troubles and invites readers to write for confidential help from Lydia E Pinkham Massachusetts.
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