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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
7
In Denver, Judge Ben B Lindsey argues that criminals can exploit corporate law and cites a jail visitor who quips poverty drives crime. He notes some plaintiffs lack funds to hire corporate lawyers to “learn” legal theft. A separate remark mocks a cornet performance as lacking feeling.
William Muldoon remarks on the discipline of training in relation to the Jeffries Johnson match. He recalls Cash, after eighteen years of marriage, as one of the best and happiest husbands, recounting a quip about handling married life "according to directions."
An amusing anecdote features Francia Wilson in New Rochelle criticizing a food faddist. He jokes about boiling milk sterilizing salads washing berries and peeling grapes, then adds that the order to shave is missing with a playful flourish about raspberries.
Thirteen, perhaps thirty lives lost as the Pere Marquette No. 18 car ferry sinks twenty miles off Port Washington in Lake Michigan. The flagship of six ferries, the vessel carried nine loaded cars and a cargo valued around $150,000, with total loss near $500,000 insured in Lloyds. Captain Kilty of Ludington and Captain Mie are among the dead. a Chicago purser aided distress signals.
Isaac M. Harrell was hanged for the murder of Walter and Herbert Newell in Salem Oregon. He shot Herbert after killing Walter and fled. Walter witnessed the shooting and was killed when he rushed to help his brother. Herbert managed a note before dying describing the crimes.
Lee O Neil Browne, minority leader in the Illinois legislature, is found not guilty by a jury in Chicago. The case claimed Browne bribed Representative Charles A White of O Fallon Illinois to back William Lorimer for the U S Senate at the end of the deadlocked legislature.
Boston SolGen Lloyd W. Bowers died at 11 50 a m Friday from bronchitis complications after a two week illness. Appointed by Taft on March 22 1909 the solicitor general was among candidates considered for the Supreme Court bench. Born Springfield Massachusetts March 9 1859.
Charles K. Hamilton, famed flyer who raced Philadelphia to New York on June 13, reportedly suffered serious and possibly fatal injuries when his 110 horsepower biplane Hamiltonian plunged to the ground at Sacramento state fairgrounds around 7 p.m. Friday.
Tacoma police report Captain T. D. Blom, a noted shipping figure and head of a codfish firm, found in a city park with his throat cut. He likely will die. He had just closed a large codfish sale Friday to a San Francisco firm. Authorities suspect a robbery as the motive.
In a regional note, hotel managers unite to keep a continual fire burning each season, aiming to attract visitors despite claims a volcano has slept for a millennium. The exchange highlights tourism strategy and local industry collaboration.
A two month old baby suffered severe eczema from head to foot with raw skin and thick scalp scab. After trying multiple remedies a reader reports success with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting visible skin recovery within days and praising the product.
Dr. Robert L. Waggoner of Baldwin University spoke at Berea Ohio on pedagogy noting the abolition of corporal punishment in the last 30 years. He recalled that earlier generations believed teachers mottoed by a sharp swish and smiled at the line about punishment shaping learning.
Roy Bone, brother of U S District Attorney Harry Bone, once covered a Wichita fire. A fireman was thrown from a hose cart and killed. Bone wrote a headline starting with Gone to His Last Fire, and was promptly fired from the Wichita Beacon.
A promotional notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive treatment for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with testimonials offered by Cheney & Co. It urges internal and direct mucous membrane remedies and lists Toledo as a contact, plus an additional pitch for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A dispute arises after a hospital visit following a fall. One speaker insists the doctor said BIN was drunk, another denies this, claiming the doctor described a jagged cut instead. The exchange preserves ambiguity about the injury explanation.
Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOROJA a safe and sure remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the signature of In Use For Over 80 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought.
A former star recalls how public loyalty shifts as he returns to his old team’s arena. The question of allegiance and fickle reception highlights pressure on players who switch sides.
Advertisement extols Good for Sore Eyes Pettit's Eye Salve as a century old cure. Mentions Howard Bros druggists Buffalo New York and notes a proverb about sunshine and shadows.
A brief note presents Leigh Hunt praising the virtues of helping and loving one’s fellow men, reflecting humanitarian sentiment attributed to the 19th century writer.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disorders. It features a testimonial by J. F. Haynie of Forest Grove Oregon claiming relief after weeks in bed and blood in urine, with claims of no attacks for over a year and availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mile. Handurin serves as superintendent at a Russian engineering firm. A graduate of the Women's Technological Institute in St. Peters burg, she has practical experience including building a steel warehouse for an army cooperative society and assisting in the Neva bridge project along with other notable engineering tasks.
A promotional notice claims a product Tubercledecide cures consumption by destroying tubercle bacilli within eight months in severe cases and shows improvements within two to three weeks in others. It urges readers to write for full particulars to the Tuberdecide Co at 702 International Bank Building in Los Angeles, California.
A brief literary line notes that greater inner worth amplifies compassionate feeling, attributing the maxim to John Bright. The sentiment links virtue with benevolence and suggests moral worth enhances mercy.
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