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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
6
Entomologists report moth larvae forming remarkable processions in Arcachon woods. A line of 114 larvae marched in April, leader spinning a thread for followers. They travel by night to feed and by day descend to sand to pupate. A predatory fly was seen attempting to parasitize the procession.
Only a 30 round trip to Californi via Salt Lake Route. For full information contact J. H. Burtner in Salt Lake City.
Eben Appleton of New York City possesses the star spangled banner that flew over Fort McHenry and inspired Frances Scott Key to the national ode. He plans to leave the flag to either the Washington national museums or the Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston.
J H Burtner of Salt Lake City notes a Salt Lake Route sale begins April 26. A fragment from a card party discusses beauty and expressiveness with talk of Ethel Barrymore and Lulu Glaser. Lava innovation is praised for making green colored bottles stronger.
The article notes balloon accident fatalities are rare, estimating three deaths per thousand ascents. It critiques sensational muckraking coverage and includes remarks from H. O. Havemeyer of the sugar industry. A separate item mentions a mouse causing a distraction during a jeweler’s theft attempt in Boston.
Step by step directions for Arrowroot Water Jelly and Arrowroot Custard, plus Old-Fashioned Panada and Chicken Jelly. Includes soaking cups, boiling times, mold preparation, and serving notes for nourishing convalescent meals. Recipes emphasize dry storage, careful boiling, and not over-sweetening for healing. Prepared for mothers and convalescents with emphasis on nourishment.
A homemaker guide suggests cheese cloth for dish-drapery, warm gingerbread with whipped cream as a luncheon dessert, and fruit served with citrus pieces. It lists kitchen keepsakes like a clock scissors yarn and needles for trussing along with string bags and pin cushions.
A simple home remedy mixes one pinch each of cloves caraway seed nutmeg cinnamon and Tonquin beans ground to powder. The blend is placed in small bags and tucked among woolen clothes stored for summer to deter moths.
A Presbyterian minister recalls Dr. Henry Martin Field of Stockbridge who edited the Evangelist for 44 years. He warned reformers may lose common sense amid zeal and tells a parable about a teashop agency misstep to reach customers.
The article blends medical quackery urging a kidney remedy with a dramatic note on Geronimo’s exploits and a Breton naval court martial. It cites a home made tonic to purify blood and claim full red cell restoration, then recounts Geronimo’s endurance chase and finally reports French sailors facing opium related criminal cases.
A New Hampshire girl eased severe digestion problems and appendicitis after trial of Grape Nuts. She had lived on milk during illness, then found relief as starches from wheat and barley in Grape Nuts dissolved in hot liquid aided digestion and weight gain.
A farmer recalls a single dollar bill that circulated for years among neighbors and merchants. It returned several times for produce before finally leaving the community, never to be seen again. The message urges supporting local merchants who pay taxes and fund schools and churches.
A German dairyman near Philadelphia boasted his eggs are always fresh and warned a Germantown housekeeper to switch her business to him. He asserted his hens never lay anything but fresh eggs in a bold, boastful exchange.
Frits Hirschlaff of 24 Columbus Ave New York reports eight years of rough sore skin on limbs between toes and under arms healed in a week using Cuticura Remedies costing a dollar and a half. He regained work abilities after treatment. The Wesley Brotherhood executive board refers resolutions to its October 1907 general convention urging union with St Paul Brotherhood committees to discuss unification of Methodist fraternities.
A fragmented clipping references Frank J Wilstach and his pum gent paragraphs. The readable text highlights literary style and context without full details of works or publication data. Further specifics are unavailable in the excerpt.
Women entering the change of life face many symptoms and health risks and should consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Personal letters from women in Indiana and Connecticut praise the remedy for heartburn, nerviness, and fatigue, urging others to seek guidance and try the product.
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