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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
5
A collage of satirical quotes and carriage of scandal from Chicago era papers. The pieces reference kiss trade, charity needs, club expulsions, alimony rebates, and social pretenses. Also a theater parody about wigs and deception in domestic life.
A Milwaukee Sentinel verse recalling a witty figure named Dowd known for a loud waistline. The playful poem notes Dowd’s night outings provoke the moon to blush and retreat into a cloud, delivering a lighthearted urban quip.
A quoted tale from a weekly column recounts a man who tricks his daughter by claiming the prettiest girls forgo jewelry. His wife misreads his admiration for other women, sparking tension while he reflects on wishing he had bought the necklace.
A Brooklyn Daggle quote notes a rumor about a marriage proposal to Ethel Knobs after she claimed no wish to learn cooking. The dialogue implies a quick engagement following the revelation, with a terse exchange revealing awareness of the rumor.
A brief line from Houston Pout features a contrast in appearance descriptions. One character calls a girl awful skinny, while another defends her as willowy and notes her father’s money. The exchange highlights class and body portrayal in a clipped dialogue.
The Chicago Daily News reports a sharp exchange between Miss Caustique and Terrific Jolt over cigarette smoking. Doctors warn about microbes killed by smoke while Caustique questions why the smoker remains alive, highlighting public health curiosity and science skepticism.
A Cleveland Leader excerpt shows a terse exchange with lines Youre laughing at me and What makes you think so end with a defensive reply. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation likely from a local feature or dialogue snippet.
The Washington Star notes a summer girl named Gerry performing a carefree skip along the beach. The description highlights her freckled face and curled hair, presenting a vivid if fragmentary portrait of a sunny seaside moment.
In Cleveland Leader style dialogue, Tarantula Tom explains Bill’s misunderstanding of legal terms. Bill owed money to the Short Horn and, thinking the stranger’s letter meant a gunplay, he acted first. The supposed threat arose from Bill’s ignorance of “draw at sight.”
A Chicago Daily News excerpt portrays a father troubled by his son who has graduated and now sponges, while a neighbor questions the boy's ambition and the father threatens drastic action if he does not change.
A humorous exchange shows a husband calling shopping a beastly task while the wife handles the errands and carries the parcels. The scene captures a light domestic moment over a summer sale.
A brief fragment from the Cleveland Leader notes flirtation and refusal centered on a man unable to get closer to a woman who had eaten onion-filled croquettes, while he mentions smoking Turkicah cigarettes.
A Cleveland Leader item quotes a former safe-cracker recounting starting crime at age thirteen in a female seminary era. He reveals disguises and porch climbing as early methods, while the criminologist deduces the speaker’s gender misperception and the evolution of a life of crime.
Quoted remark attributes a theory that a passing actor leaves little behind aside from a trunk of rocks and a rope to show which window he climbed out of. The Cleveland Leader captures the wry local humor in a one-line exchange.
A humorous exchange recalls a savage child boasting a piety diploma earned via a correspondence course. The theologian questions the journey as the forest child reveals the unconventional credential, prompting a reaction steeped in irony.
A brief note references Hand Work and Crimsonbeak in a style highlighting a prize fighter, with the Yonk ers Statesman quoting remarks about his earnings and hands-on labor. The fragmentary text indicates a sports or personality mention without full context.
Walter Frantzen a bank secretary from Stoneland Chicago becomes drawn into race betting after a dream of Sidney Lucas at the Derby leads to a string of lucky bets. He and cashier Henry Hering recruit Paul O. Stensland, president, into the gambling web. As losses mount the trio embezzle from the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, Frantzen steals up to sixty-nine thousand dollars, then flees. Stensland and Hering face ruin, with Stensland recalled as a wanderer who squandered wealth through drink and gambling as the bank collapses around them.
A mountain breakaway unleashed a wave of mud and sand that engulfed Kwarell township in Telaw district. About 250 residents were buried alive with 55 bodies recovered. cattle died and crops ruined as similar Caucasian valley disasters recur.
In St. Petersburg a revolt erupted at a central detention prison after Mile. Semenova a 22 year old Social Democrat was shot by a guard as she leaned at her cell window. Prisoners ousted the warder barricaded the cell and refused surrender demanding the body. Grand Duke Nicholas ordered the officer removed after an investigation.
The fourteenth National Irrigation Congress closed with a remarkable fruit exhibit. Utah won the grand prize for its prize winning show noted for size variety and taste. Idaho counties Ade and Canyon presented large complete displays. Washington Casala Fremont Bingham Elsinore Nez Perce Custer and Rupert Lincoln County contributed notable exhibits, some raised without water.
A bold heist by impostors netted 167000 dollars sent for the Thirtieth regiment. Three men dressed as an officer and two soldiers approached the bank, withdrew the full sum, and vanished. The disguise fooled bank staff until later identification.
Kalamazoo Michigan reports ten people from three families at the point of death after eating dried beef delivered to homes Saturday. The meat is traced to a large packing house, and the delivery man remains missing. Partial inquiry underway to locate the source and assess casualties.
In Rudgnowska market square a bomb killed one policeman and wounded another on Monday afternoon. A second blast at the Zhardow spinning works entrance severely wounded a policeman and a janitor. Troops fired in all directions, killing or wounding forty people.
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