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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
7
Paris spends about 100000 dollars yearly to maintain trees and plant new ones. Each street of a given width gets a single row of trees on both sides, while wider streets receive a double row. Conference travelers urged to use the Salt Lake Route. A Mr. Exchange notes a dog will not bite a perfectly still hand.
A Chicago teacher, single and outspoken, argues that cats are preferable to husbands. She cites cats trim their own whiskers never complain and come home without excuses while not walking diagonally and chewing cigars to be understood. The piece ends noting no male defender has appeared.
The London Chronicle notes Garfield Tes as a morning tonic claimed to ensure pure blood and natural action of the liver, kidneys, stomach, and bowels. It is stated to be herb-based and distilled water is debated as a drug under a law prohibiting sale of impure drugs to the buyer.
A compendium of early 20th century dispatches reports Ohio abolishing its inheritance tax, fires destroying eleven Taylorville stores causing about 950000 dollars in losses, a Johnstown Pa blaze that ruined six business houses and injured a fireman fatally, and other global incidents including violence, politics, and accidents.
Horrific accounts from the Arctic Chukchi peninsula describe famine driven cannibalism among Omolon Ololya and Yukahir families. Winter 1904 05 left reindeer scarce, causing tribes to kill spouses and children before self destruction. A Dolganoff witness described a Yukahir family eating a murdered kin.
A six story factory at Downing and Bedford streets exploded and burned, collapsing within forty five minutes. Girls leaped to fire nets, others rescued by ladders as police evacuated nearby residents. Two three story tenements were damaged, four firefighters hospitalized, and a firefighter and an Italian killed in the blaze.
A Abilene Chronicle passage notes many hand shapes and shake styles, from hearty to gentle, straight arm to elbow rubs, and many ways people greet. It ends with observations on grace in shaking and how the hand’s use defines the recipient’s impression. The clipping then mentions camphor production limited to Japan and Formosa, then a Spring Conference, Swiss foreign trade totaling over 400 million dollars, and a London thief evading twenty policemen.
In an old ad style fragment several patent remedies are named. The text touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain, Hall's Catarrh Cure with sworn testimonial, and Cheney and Co promotional material. It mentions a grand jury quote from M C Austin and a Toledo drug advertisement lineage.
Reports from Cheyenne and across Wyoming warn of heavy sheep losses on ranges unless weather moderates. Flocks may be wiped out in some areas while others suffer severe declines. Red Desert flocks starve despite hay and corn orders, while many owners and herders endure frostbite and snow blindness amid frigid conditions.
A line from Troy Northern Budget notes the banana’s versatility in history. It mentions conversion into flour sausages beer ink and vinegar and even using the skin to make cloth.
Walter Scott, a Death Valley gold miner, traveled from Los Angeles to Chicago last summer aboard a special Santa Fe train in under 45 hours. The journey, costing over 6000 dollars, set a new standard for speed on American railways, proving Santa Fe track and staff dependable. The ad urges readers to choose long distance luxury trains and consult C. C. F. Warren for rates and literature.
In Lens France thirteen of 1205 miners entombed at Courieres for twenty days were rescued. They survived on hay from an underground stable and scraps carried in about three weeks ago. Rescues had been abandoned for over two weeks, but the men escaped through their own efforts.
New York report says Mrs Mary McKay died by shooting on Friday and Mrs Hugh Dennis, who died Tuesday night under peculiar circumstances, was a friend of Kay. The coroner suspects a possible connection and a death pact between the two women. Authorities also note an alleged agreement with a New Orleans man who reportedly killed himself earlier.
In Kokoma province, European Russia, the first provincial congress elections are finished. Forty-six peasants, nineteen noblemen, sixteen merchants, six professional men and three priests won seats. Peasants dominate the vote though allotted only 29 delegates while landowners 35, cities 28, and warlords 7.
A cigar galesmin extols the Abajo valley near Havana where Vuelta Abajo tobacco is grown and prized. He notes crops are sold years in advance and cigars fetch high prices, with the real product distinguished by a powerful yet delicate aroma amid a market of many fakes. Salt Lake Route offers low conference rates for Utah travelers.
Capri hosts a unique cave where air and water, walls and boats, and people glow blue like twilight fire. The grotto’s electric hue blankets the scene as waves echo within the blue chamber.
Thousands of American women report relief from menstrual distress using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The ad cites improved regulation, reduced pain and discomfort, plus a customer testimonial from Irene Crosby of East Savannah Georgia. It urges sufferers to begin treatment and write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
In Woonsocket Rhode Island Judge Feely presided over a pig theft case with many descriptions of the animal. The defendant claimed to have bought the pig and kept it in a pen. The judge muttered he could smell the pig, prompting onlookers to laugh at the courtroom scene.
Beekeepers no longer leave queen rearing to the hive. Natural rearing causes battles among rival queens, but modern practice raises queens in wire cages or nurseries to prevent deaths and safeguard valuable stock.
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