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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
7
Miss Lucy V. McGivney of 453 3rd Ave Brooklyn writes that months of severe headaches and side and back pains kept her from work. After using Peruna she is active again with no headaches, praising the remedy’s marvelous effect. The file holds many similar grateful letters from women.
Excerpts describe Bethlehem hills with Milk Grotto where Mary and Joseph hid, a Western rock plateau with Hebraic sacrifices, and a historic quiet that invites communion. The piece cites Frank Cramer’s In Bethlehem and notes on famous writers' marriages, contrasting domestic bliss and unhappiness.
A schoolgirl is overheard telling a fellow student she prefers him to another boy named Bill. She explains her affection by noting she misses her words in the spelling lesson on Purpose to be near him at the foot of the class.
Orrin Case of Winsted Conn worth about 100000 says he will take his money with him when he dies. He jokes that he can buy his way back if he does not like the place.
A downtown dry goods shop receptionist answers a caller who complains the bones sent are too large. The voice explains the bones are for a dog’s birthday and laments the mismatch, while the bookkeeper apologizes and notes the store handles corsets, not dog bones.
A Burlington hotel run by L. B. Drew was famed but drew ribbing over a corpulent guest while a thin boarder remarked on his own thirty year stay. Dr. N. B. Gambrill offered plain first aid tips at a railway surgeons meeting for laypeople.
Johns Hopkins professor states tobacco is not a narcotic and a typical cigar with normal nicotine cannot kill. he notes the odor and flavor come from a volatile oil in dried leaves, not nicotine, and pure nicotine itself has neither flavor nor odor.
Austin reports that Point Isabel oysters are a distinct tropical species grown along the Gulf coast near Corpus Christi and Port Lavaca. The shellfish spawn in fall and winter, making them edible in months without the letter r, and a potential summer harvest near Laguna Madre could build a large industry with proper market education.
The piece discusses the rise of apartment houses as a solution to urban space limits, noting neighbor resistance from owners of single residences and urging higher standards to coexist with surrounding communities. It muses on preferences for mansions, chalets, or villas and ends with a reflective question on personal future living.
A comic exchange quotes a housekeeper and a crippled writer in Chicago Journal. The writer laments unable to find work and mentions keeping a list of people who did not offer him employment.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual pain backache and nervous symptoms. It cites testimonials from women in Boston Nashville and others praising relief after use and promises free advice from Mrs Pinkham. The copy emphasizes empowerment of women workers and household providers through improved health and strength.
Minnesota Journal argues farming should be a respected, science based occupation. It urges eradicating the view of farming as mere physical drudgery and calls for greater knowledge, intelligent judgment, and discrimination to advance agriculture and inspire farmer youth.
A romantic actor pretends to woo a lady with soft tones while the crowd shouts for the story to begin. The bemused performer turns away from the audience as a heckler demands a proper tale from the stage.
A annual Stone Lunatic Asylum report notes strange swallowing cases including fork, matches, coins, glass, beads, needles, and other objects. Most patients recovered with timely treatment. a dead man carried revolver cartridges, tacks and needles in his stomach. Also remarks on Denmark aged poor care and stigma reduction for residents.
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