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Newspaper
Tooele Times
Location
Tooele, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
5
Community notes report local visits and business updates in Tooele and Salt Lake City. Highlights include shopping ads at Tooele Mercantile Co and Tooele Wholesale items, Christmas sale previews, bank and insurance activity, and a fire incident at Ward & Cooley with rapid containment.
A fragmented collection of quips and malapropisms centered on social advice and sayings. The excerpt features battered proverbs about love money marriage humor honesty and gender roles with irregular punctuation and spellings. The tone resembles humor and social commentary from a bygone era.
A Utah inventor from Tooele unveils the Miskin Spring Wheel tested on fourteen wheel types with claims of 50 times less tire wear and reduced punctures. It targets auto and go cart use, reduces maintenance costs, and is said to cut farm equipment breakage by half while rubber prices rise.
The text notes electric light equipped Pullman Standard and Tourist sleepers dining cars on the west bound service with no full schedule details provided. It appears to be a fragment describing rolling stock and amenities rather than a complete timetable.
A local endorsement lauds the Miskin Spring Wheel as a valuable substitute for rubber goods with strong future potential. Geo A Zamboni is noted as representative for a short time at the Oquirrh Hotel, Room 104, with Ed Cudyhay praising the mechanism’s simplicity and stability.
An old advertisement from The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon offers a half price introduction at fifty cents for one month ending February 1 1911. It promotes government land and reclamation project information and fruit dairy and poultry farming districts with stories by Jack London and other authors. The notice invites readers to mail name address and fifty cents.
Mrs Agnes Johnson and Stanley Johnson visited Mrs Lizzie Shields with Miss Mary B Johnson. Lena Shields from US City spent Sunday and Monday in Lincoln staying with Mrs W G Shields. Carrie Jones of Pleasant Green visited her mother Mrs Henry Harris. Gilbert Orme visited Lincoln on Wednesday. John Drouby of Erda visited Lincoln on Tuesday.
Two girls discuss how they judge novels by endings and mood. One admits choosing books by last chapters and mood cues, preferring rain and lonely groves or bridal robes imagery to decide if a novel suits them.
A brief guide discusses respectful kissing after dining, emphasizing consent and clear communication. It outlines steps to ensure both people feel comfortable, including choosing the right moment to express interest and listening for signals of mutual interest.
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