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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
3
A speaker argues parents must guard their children's thoughts or the devil will. He warns about insidious influences entering homes and schools, condemns corruption in society, and notes efforts to block harmful advertisements and publications from reaching youths. He recalls actions against periodicals with inappropriate content.
An essay warns that the word system is overused and can hinder business initiative. It cites a successful entrepreneur crippled by rigid order, with a desk laid out like a map and insistence on replying to every letter the day it arrives. The piece questions whether such devotion to system serves true business judgment.
A religious woman in youth rejects prayers while a boy endures weekly processions. The author recalls personal turns from rigid early religion to a higher, life guiding faith and cautions against wearisome rote practice. He urges intelligent, heartfelt teaching that awakens the soul and shapes life.
Arthur Warrington recounts a perilous night in Bareehelt as the Grand Duke plots, Prince Hildegard’s marriage is thwarted, Max Scharfenstein flees after a staged nuptial stunt, and Warrington guards secrets amid a citywide chase and a dramatic message: I have eloped Hildegarde.
Betty sits to write letters in her boudoir as a state dinner looms while Gretchen confesses hidden feelings. The duke preens in uniform when a mysterious letter arrives, hinting at political or romantic plots to come.
Frankfort inmates, largely moonshiners, rehearse The Moonshiners a play by Sam Sheppard accused of selling liquor without a federal license. The troupe plans a December 1 final rehearsal in Corbin ahead of a mountain tour with acts set in Harlan Rowan Laurel and Leslie counties.
Government engineers plan a two year field study near the Salton Sea to measure water supply and evaporation losses. Pro. F H Bigelow of the Weather Bureau will lead with assistance from local bureau staff.
A man named William M. Sherwood, aged T1, living with his daughter in the Bronx, died instantly during a lightning storm as a bolt struck a yard tree and a blinding flash filled the room while he rested on a sofa. He had heart disease and collapsed immediately after the shock.
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