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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
6
A discussion on gospel song craft stressing subject clarity, consistent rhythm, and melodic fit between words and music. It asserts sacred pieces should inspire awe while secular works evoke fire and enthusiasm, with an anecdote about a town waltz interrupted by a sacred hymn.
The piece argues there is a science of holidaying linking climate, medical climate factors, and the law of contrast between rest and activity. It suggests tailoring holidays to individual needs and balancing rest with active pursuits to renew both body and mind.
A critical essay argues youth and inveterate ignorance hinder political progress while manhood suffrage concentrates power. It urges uniform legislation across states and warns that government is becoming the most governed, with expanding commissions and pervasive bureaucracy driven by unwise laws. Strong emphasis on legislative reform and centralized governance.
A reader describes a simple device similar to an angel cake tube used in Heston for brown bread and plum puddings. The apparatus heats evenly to prevent center overgranulation, with a tight cover to stop water from entering the interior during use. It could be adapted for larger scale use.
A New England farmer recalls a dog egg eating problem and describes a cure. He fed the dog a hollow egg filled with cayenne pepper, forcing a swallow and ending the habit after one or two examples. The dog choked briefly but gained no further taste for eggs.
The piece notes strong American poultry markets boosting production and cites foreign and domestic demand. It mentions large Chilean consumers and rapid growth of smaller producers, urging farmers to develop poultry as a valuable farm asset.
Grade poultry before marketing especially when fat hena and old hens are present. Class birds by age and quality, as poor birds drag down the flock. Cocks detract from coop appearance. avoid uniform pricing for all chickones.
The note explains separating chicks by size to prevent crowding and injury as older, larger birds push smaller ones. It suggests keeping cockerels and pullets apart and stresses separation around two months old to ensure better growth and well being.
Instructions describe bending wire to form a hoop and securing it around a wooden barrel end. The method involves twisting the wire ends and using a hammer to drive the hoop into place until it fits tightly.
Advice urges checking the tool box each day to ensure you do not forget needed tools and to avoid wasting wood ashes by leaving them unused or scattered.
Utah National Forests are named for historical figures places and Native terms. Ashley honors fur trader William H. Ashley. Cache reflects a French name for a northern valley. Dixie links to cotton growth and climate. Fillmore honors President Millard Fillmore. Fishlake recalls a fish rich lake. La Salle honors explorer Rene-Robert Cavelier de La Salle. Mant references the town of Manti. Minidoka blends Sioux terms. Nebo recalls a biblical mountain. Portrillo derives from Poratello, an Idaho chief. Powell honors geologist J W Powell. Sevier uses the county name from pioneer John Sevier. Uinta from a Nile-related term. Wasatch and Wointch names tie to local ranges.
Ogden hosts the Big Four County Fair with Davis Box Elder Morgan and Weber counties participating. The intermountain exhibit opens to the region and world class races offer 4600 dollars in purses. Rail rates cut to Salt Lake and back, plus a Nat Relus Carnival with ten free shows. Admission 26 cents, children 10 cents. Address William Ginsmann for premium lists.
Eugene V. Debs spoke at Kennedy's hall in Salt Lake City attacking Taft as a corporate tool and defender of injunctions that he said harmed labor. He praised Bryan but urged labor to stand with him against Taft and the capitalists, inviting 2 500 listeners to visit him at the White House next year.
Omaha police arrested Misa Leona Bonnell also known as Mrs A Rice and detained her at the city jail after the murder of Dr Frederick Austin. She admits being last with the physician near his home after midnight Tuesday but no charge was filed yet. Police await developments.
A California forest fire threatening the famous big tree grove in the county was brought under control after three days of heroic ranger effort aided by a wind shift. Isolated sections remain to douse last sparks to prevent a fresh outbreak. Much damage occurred to the giant trees though most will survive with early autumn rains. several dead giants are badly burned.
An annual Rockefeller family reunion in Albany reports that Dr. Aaron Lewis traced the family history in Europe. He found India records suggesting the Rockefeller lineage descends from a noble bloodline, noting John D. Rockefeller as a member of that distinguished line.
Washington. Frank FP Sargent commissioner of emigration department of commerce and labor died in this city on September 4 of stomach trouble aged 64 born in Orange Vermont. For seventeen years from 1885 to 1902 he was chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. In 1898 President McKinley named him to the Industrial commission and he had led emigration since 1902.
A famed actor, deeply attached to his wife who died after a long illness, sobs backstage while preparing for a performance. He laments his makeup spoiling as tears fall and recalls her wish to have his photograph in her coffin. He notes the photographs he had taken are insufficient.
A notice invites inventors to contact WH J Rodin Son, patent attorney, at P O Box 644 Salt Lake City for free information and advice on patenting valuable inventions.
A quotation attributed to Talmage warns that a dishonest dollar cannot be hidden. Regardless of attempts to bury it or roll it across rocks and mountains, the coin will rise and cause upheaval, leading to a resurrection of damnation.
An advertisement from Pembroke Stationery Co. of Salt Lake City promotes Copper Plate and Stiwl Dica writing goods for local usage. The notice highlights stationery offerings and directs readers to contact the supplier in Salt Lake City.
A London preacher declares it is simply impossible to monitor women's conversation, asserting that no one has ever succeeded in such an effort. The remark appears in a Chicago Post reflection on public discourse and gender.
Young New Yorkers stroll along Riverside Drive waving glowing red sticks as incense and mosquitos fade from memory. The trend, sparked by a mosquito crusade, features girls carrying ticked incense sticks that sparkle like fireflies and perfume the night air.
A four year old girl named Dorothy voices extreme happiness saying she could not be happier than with Wis Linger, expressing a vivid moment of joy. The fragment captures a child's simple, heartfelt phrase about contentment.
A pair of robins hatched a family in the pocket of an old waistcoat hung on a wall in an unoccupied cottage at Lodaworth. The story notes the birds used the pocket as a cradle and shelter.
Coroner records show a higher incidence of self destruction by asphyxiation in New York City, with cases one twelfth more frequent than shooting as a chosen method. This highlights a preference for asphyxiation over firearm suicide in the data.
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