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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
6
Representative Butler of Pennsylvania recalls a wry saying about elections. He cites a line from Hill, the assistant sergeant at arms, noting Ike once claimed Democrats might win if opponents fail to buy them off. The remark reflects on electoral optimism and underlying tensions.
Governor Pennypacker, in witty fashion, warned of divorce's evils at a Philadelphia luncheon. He cited a Kensington school scene where a teacher asked a girl about the future of I love, and the child replied, To divorce.
A reflective poem proclaims the world is not aged but ever newborn each day. It contrasts aging with daily renewal through sunlit flowers and nature, and it honors creation, harmony, and a constant sense of fresh beginnings. The speaker invokes cosmic order and divine will guiding Earth’s perpetual youth.
An excerpt shows a parlor magician detailing a card illusion using steps to memorize a bottom card. The routine uses counting, arithmetic with 62 cards, and suit deduction, ending with the performer revealing the chosen card from the deck’s bottom. An audience member questions starting from the bottom, prompting a playful reply on mystery.
In a domestic exchange a husband argues he cannot afford a new hat while his wife reveals the burden of her desire. She says she wants to get the hat off her mind, conveying distress over the purchase.
The man with the mole on his ear recalls Getting Hle Money's Worth and praises My Uncle Silas as economical yet fair. He notes a peculiar stipulation that his aunt be served with a mirror facing her during meals so it looks like she receives twice as much as on the table.
Pittsburg capitalists including H C Frick's son accelerate hydrocarbon development near Myton and Duchesne Utah with Alta Oxford forming a district tunnel contract. Nevada and Idaho camps report revived mines, new bunkhouses, and shipments. Copper and silver projects progress as coal prices loom and rail lines expand.
A collection of comical lines about tombstones and marriage, plus a spoof about a fish that explodes when soaked in gasoline. It also notes a sensational patent remedy claim for tuberculosis, promising quick, dramatic cures and urging readers to request full particulars from Tuberclecide Co. in Los Angeles.
Edna asks her mother how old a cow is. She learns the cow is four, then compares herself. She concludes that she is five and the cow is big enough to be fifty.
An old advertisement fragment claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy from Toledo. promises cures and testimonials, plus references to Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and other baby remedies. The text includes garbled dental and personal notes and a joking Life magazine line.
Brookfield Missouri resident Baran Laoubignont credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of weakness and weight loss. The ad claims this herbal remedy cures female ailments including menstrual irregularities, backache, and nervous prostration and offers personalized advice via Lynn Massachusetts.
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