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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
5
The Detroit Free Press piece recalls a child’s dramatic return to a cluttered room with teddy bears, dolls, blocks, and a dinosaur of toys. The scene contrasts with earlier quiet, as a curly headed boy and another child reappear, drawing the household into cheerful activity. The excerpt shifts to a humorous exchange from the Chicago Daily News.
A garbled exchange asks Mr. Spiowh about a book aiding career success. The millionaire responds jokingly about his wife’s cooking and a totem of quick effort, implying a pragmatic path to wealth.
A reader asks for interpretation of a phrase about a fellow chased after wine and a mood after a lazy day. The writer hints at a slang sense in Chicago Daily News style, noting the pun on plane dune and omen following labor.
A fragment hints at public scrutiny of Jone Ho with harsh judgments about looks. The unclear wording mentions Honewe and Half Hoelldaw and references a perceived broken appearance.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Dowler offering a dubious pew patent bait to a man who faced church expulsion after speaking truth about the law’s catch. The overheard exchange hints at tension between belief and enforcement in a religious setting.
A humorous exchange features Enpeck advising a young man that real happiness comes with marriage. Singleton reacts with astonishment while Kinginek asserts the truth, suggesting the timing would be too late to appreciate it. The quip captures playful banter and social attitude of the era.
Yonkers Statesman notes that frog hunting in the area proceeds as normal with frogs jumping rather than running this season. The brief reflects a light local observation on wildlife hunting patterns.
Fragmentary OCR yields a fable of romantic tragedy with archaic phrasing. A judge comments on senseless chatter while names and actions remain unclear amid garbled dialogue.
In a terse exchange quoted by the Washington Star a manager claims a 'walk' is possible while a candidate voices a preference for a controlled and orderly win. The dialogue hints at public sentiment and a desire to avoid disorder in the election’s outcome.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Lashington and Mr Lashlogiou in a tense exchange about jealousy and an alleged cleuyetore incident at an early hour. The garbled text preserves party names and a late night confrontation context without clear outcome.
Beautiful German ribbon embroidery designs for cushions sofa pillows and bags use bright beads sequins and delicate pink blue and lavender color schemes. The article notes a special short thick needle carbon transfer method and suggests collar band and gift ideas.
A guide offering tips such as covering fish with taw to soften flesh, rubbing nickel with ammonia for brightness, hot oil for frying fritters, using alcohol and whiting for silver polish, vinegar on blackened kitchen stoves, camphor spirit to clean mirrors, turpentine to deter water bugs, cooking ripe tomatoes with spaghetti for lunch, salting tinware with lard before use, and adding a small amount of a mystery product to gravy to improve flavor.
A fragmented recipe describes whipping half a cup of sweet cream with sugar and orange blossom water, adding finely chopped almonds, spreading on bread, and rolling into thin cylinders or serving in torn pieces. The directions are incomplete but imply a sweet almond cream sandwich texture.
Instructions describe washing ponge fabrics by hand using a three tub setup. Pongee is soaked and gently wrung until damp then dried in sun or air. Iron on the wrong side to avoid surface shine and rinse if color runs to prevent staining.
A simple wooden strip mounted across the cupboard door forms a support to keep flavoring extracts upright and secure. Small end blocks support the strip, preventing bottles from being knocked over and broken in the kitchen.
A reader describes a sewing mishap when an oil drop stains a blouse. The advised remedy is to cover the spot with lard to absorb grease, let it set, then wash in cold water with soap to restore the fabric.
A fragment discusses Hage made of cheesecloth mixed with oats and borax for the bath and hints at olive oil use both outside and inside. It notes borax as toilet and disinfectant, praises olive oil moderation, and mentions a mixer of olive oil and wine with advice on complexion and cleansing.
The text presents scattered phrases about the width of a scrip and dog, battles, wood, a square, a rent, and a plate. Details are incomplete, with several illegible words and unclear connections between items.
A fragmented list notes various household and personal uses for alcohol. It mentions keeping alcohol at home, removing odors from fabrics and substances, burning alcohol, and using it as a skin tonic for warmth. It also suggests alcohol can remove medicine stains and other minor stains.
A fragment notes that accordion plaiting should be cut straight not on the bias to prevent warping or pulling of the goods. It mentions cutting method and potential effects on final appearance.
In 1907 USGS reports active work across western fields with renewed mine reclamations and new facilities. Key items include Perry Hryson copper mine sold for seven thousand dollars, Menditta mine shipments boosting ore values around fifty five dollars per ton, and a planned eastern power plant to support Atlantic and South Pass districts. The Tiger Poorman mine near Burke Idaho faces closure, while others such as Fine Gold estate and Mazuma Hills expand operations and ore treatment. The Mining and Metallurgical Society of America plans focus on mine investor protection at the September meeting.
A wide set of items spans deaths from a circus train mishap near Rock Springs to a Nevada Reno anti gambling drive and a Carson governor mansion bid. It notes Montana rail rate cuts, a Nevada warden resignation, arrests in Sidney Nebraska, Hearst and Hisgen talks in Cheyenne, a Wyoming railroad survey, a gambler pending trial in Lander, and a Reno murder suicide. It also mentions state projects from water rights near Eureka to a new Carson mansion contract and a major Truckee corridor project with a large new station planned by Southern Pacific.
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