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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
3
A compact quotation highlighting courage and mercy as paths to friendship. It reflects on wounding a foe being less desirable than saving them and gaining a friend. The line emphasizes humane resolve over aggression.
A quoted dialogue shows Mary replying to her mother that age does not deter her in play with boys, with the judge referenced as the source of the remark. The exchange highlights a light hearted domestic moment and attitudes about gender and youth.
A short quip about daily phone calls as lingering debts. One person jokes that a daily call is owed and the other pursues the collection. The exchange highlights persistent social obligation in a witty exchange.
Not Impregnablie Horace Avyery KC is praised as a mordant wit of the British bar and noted for a sharp retort to a witness who claimed to be a retired gentleman. The anecdote recalls his quick cross examination style and humor.
Editor Robert Lincoln O’Brien praises Vermonters thrift while recalling a summer visit. At a Vermont house the hostess tells the maid to carry two large potatoes to the cellar and bring up three small ones for dinner.
A Southern public school superintendent recalls his mother’s long heart trouble and sickness from coffee. After switching to Postum, she improved markedly with fewer headaches and stomach issues, becoming as hearty as others. The letter is presented as a genuine testimonial to Postum’s benefits.
In a muddled chase from Atlanta to Columbia and Raleigh, Thomas Ardmore seeks a winking girl while mistaken for Gov Dangerfield’s foe. Grinwold warns the governor after a perilous journey, and Ardmore discovers the flirt’s mother is North Carolina’s governor’s kin. Jerry Dangerfield and Ardmore seize power as a telegram blasts the governor.
In a late afternoon stroll Griswold contemplates fate and Ardmore as Miss Osborne frets over her missing father Governor Osborne and the Appleweight case. She rejects naming trusted officials, fearing political harm, and drafts a sharp telegram to Governor Dangerfield.
Griswold, Barbara, and Governor Griswold scheme to push telegrams to Turner Court House to force swift action. They plan to move Appleweight to North Carolina by sail or escape, using Phoebe to mask their official-message filing. They ride to the telegraph office to accelerate the effort.
In a tense scene Miss Osborne reads a sharp telegram from Governor Dangerfield accused of arrogance. The pair decide to act, drafting a bold message to the Mingo County Sheriff ordering swift capture of Appleweight and his allies, urging deputies and citizen aid.
Barbara Osborne arranges urgent telegrams from the telegraph manager as Gov Osborne is briefly home. Griswold and Major Griswold are involved in official secrets while Barbara calls for swift answers in the ongoing affair at the Statehouse. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
A Wide World Magazine report describes Siam elephants the yearly royal visit to Budd hist temples by the king or deputies bearing Phra Kathin robes. Monks receive new canary yellow robes funded by king princes nobles and commoners. The king in the royal barge bestows robes to the temple altar as the chief priest performs a brief acknowledgment.
The New York Press describes how pineapples must be picked green for northern markets. ripe fruit is likened to honey inside. Natives in pineapple countries eat the fruit with a spoon, while workers handle unripe fruit as if it were wood.
A dialogue snippet shows a father testing suitor in a concise exchange. The suitor declines guessing the daughter’s prospects, replying that he cannot read minds and leaves the decision to the father.
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