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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
3
A New York woman describes seven years of itching from knee to toe, failed treatments, and hospital care before using Cuticura Remedies. After two sets of Soap, Ointment, and Pills, the inflammation vanished and she claimed cure. Letters from relatives and a 1909 date appear, ending with a quotation about money and life.
A Graniteville resident, Mrs. Mars Cras Barclay, reports that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health during the change of life. The letter claims broad cures for female complaints and endorses the medicine as invaluable to suffering women.
Shipwreck strands Miss Genevieve Sealle and companions on an inland with Tom Blake earning praise for rescuing the women. Blake crafts a bone handled knife from keys and bone, debates survival ethics, and, after a tense meal, defuses Winthrope's grumbling by building a bamboo canopy for Miss Leslie to sleep, while the trio plots a way forward amid harsh environment.
In a remote cliffside camp Winthrope and Blake clash as Miss Leslie dons a leopard skin outfit and helps prepare a signaling flag. Blake teases, Winthrope resists, and Miss Leslie contemplates new steps toward survival while the trio plans a cliff ascent. A second item notes a fog buoy project in San Francisco bay that echoes vessel whistles to aid navigation in poor weather.
A southern mistress and her colored maid Lucinda depart an ancestral manor after a tense night in which Lucinda cites hauntings as the reason for leaving. The exchange underlines fear and social dynamics as the maid prepares for the station.
English archaeologists in Laconia uncover the earliest Doric temple dating to 600 B.C. built partly of wood and sun baked bricks. Finds also confirm ancient writers on Sparta including Lace daemonia formed by five villages and priestesses burial practices.
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