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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
4
The Garland Globe notes terms for Utah readers with a yearly and six month subscription option and advertising rates available on application. It shows a February 17 1966 post office entry date and mentions a 1.60 price.
A satirical verse laments a needy editor and failed promises as Tremont’s baseball team cannot whitewash Garland’s nine. The piece pivots to a public service ad touting Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as poison free, urging mothers to demand the safe label and compare with other brands.
In 1906 sugar beet farming reached 95,000 acres with 30,000 farmers and 190,000,000 pounds of granulated sugar manufactured. Beets yielded 150,000 tons of coal and 505,000 tons of limestone used in factories. Sugar product value reached 8,750,000 with rail freight costs 750,000 and 34,500 car loads transported. The era notes 64 factories operated in Michigan second in list with national totals of 30,500,000 for sugar product value and 6,000,000 investment in industry. Farmers were paid 817,000 for beets.
Advertises Preventics candy tablets as a cure for early colds and grippe. Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offers free samples and a book on Colds in exchange for written requests. Claims sample proves merit and urges early use to prevent pneumonia with sales in sets of 15 and 250 boxes through dealers.
The article suggests serving bananas and plantains in new ways to cut dairy costs. It proposes fried or baked green bananas, or boiled and pounded preparations, fried in boiling grease as tasty options for a dairy bill of fare.
A recovered sufferer offers free to all a prescription claimed to cure Consumption Asthma Catarrh Bronchitis and throat and lung diseases. Anyone seeking the remedy should address Rev Edward A Wilson Brooklyn NY to receive the prescription at no cost.
A prisoner asks for a change of venue and scenery as a form of relief from his cell. A distinguished surgeon consoles a widow by noting her husband did not die from bungling, while a newspaper invites readers to submit births deaths marriages and local news to publish more items in future issues.
Quotations from the Philadelphia Press about heaven and coal, contrasting a pessimist and an optimist. The exchange suggests humorous views on fate and a cheeky nod to fuel choices in the afterlife.
A stroll through language shows dandelion from dent de leon the lion's tooth vinegar from via algre sour wine biscuit from bis coctua twice cooked and verdict from vere dictum true saying.
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