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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
7
Pat declares Mike a lobster and slams the table. Mike defends the nickname while Pat insists the name fits as he explains the fishy transformation from green to red when heated.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a cure by Hall nre. Fide CHENEY. &(CO). claims F. J. Cheney is trustworthy after fifteen years, selling Cats to cure by bloodstream action. Includes addresses Toledo Ohio and Kirwan & Marvin druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for aging and a birthday joke.
A Saturday fire started in an old opera house and raged through Lake Charles causing $4 million in damage. It left thousands homeless with many missing and injured as dynamite halted the blaze. Temporary camps formed outside the city while aid reached victims. Lake Charles, a 20 000 population hub in southwest Louisiana, is a major rice lumber and Jennings oil district.
Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain died at 6 30 p m on Thursday night in Redding Connecticut from angina pectoris after slipping into a coma earlier that day. He endured years of chronic agony with his wife Clara Clemens Dr Robert Halsey and others at his bedside including Dr Quintard and Albert Bigelow Paine the biographer.
A late April cold snap damages crops in Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio with losses to apples and small fruits. Wisconsin and Michigan report fruit crops at about half normal. In Naples a young woman’s body, Miss Astella Reid, found on the beach near the Hotel Castello is suspected of crime.
In Woodlawn cemetery Elmira under a rain soaked tent mourners watched as Samuel L. Clemens is laid to rest beside his wife and children. Reverend Samuel E. Eastman conducted a brief service marking the humorist Mark Twain's final pilgrimage.
Doctors spoke on cure and prevention of tuberculosis as Pueblo Medical Society members occupied the pulpite in twenty five churches during services held Sunday April 24 in Pueblo Colorado. Immigration to the United States for fiscal year 1910 may top one million with March arrivals 136745 and nine months 607949 in Washington. Mrs Jerry Miner and five children burned to death at their cottage near Ponca Nebraska. Miner saved his two year old and was badly burned in the fire origin undetermined.
A historical sketch details Mark Twain born Samuel Clemens rising from a printer’s apprentice to a famed author. It outlines river life influence, several titles including Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, and Twain’s bankruptcy and later literary standing with family notes and marriages.
A quip about why Henpeck kisses his wife circulates, suggesting the gesture is to suppress her talking. The remark contrasts onlookers and hints at social tension in domestic scenes.
An advertiser promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for soothing infant skin conditions and aiding sleep. It urges use for various rashes sores and irritations and notes the products are sold nationwide with a free information booklet available from Potter Drug & Chem Corp. It also mentions Pettit's Eye Salve and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and eye relief.
Mrs Pinkham, widow Lydia E Pinkham’s daughter in law, continues to advise women at Lynn Mass. She urges women to seek free guidance from a woman, avoiding family doctor examinations, promising confidential replies and no cost. Letters are read and answered by women with consent from writers.
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