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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
7
A head-on crash on the Coeur d'Alene Spokane railway fifteen miles east of Spokane leaves twelve dead and nearly fifty injured. The Coeur d'Alene bound train was overcrowded due to reservation land traffic. the westbound train's motorman is among the dead. Officials have yet to assign blame.
The California Fruit Distributors began 221 cars of deciduous fruit sent to eastern markets, the largest single day shipment in Sacramento valley history. Last year 115 cars on the same date held the prior record, while Sunday’s peaches totaled ninety nine and a half cars, the largest peach shipment to date. Overall this year 747 more carloads have shipped east than by the same date last year.
San Sebastian reports say the entire army is mobilized and the revolutionaries still control much of the city. Commander Burgos arrives with an army corps at Bilbao to crush the general strike amid Basque province unrest.
After holding him as a material witness for over a month authorities obtained a warrant for Chung Sing on a first degree murder charge as an accessory after the fact in the death of Elele Sigel. The action followed a habeas corpus writ seeking Sing’s release from custody. Some evidence against Sing appeared in the affidavits supporting the warrant.
Yosemite California. The Sierra club arrives at El Portal after a 200 mile mountain tramping trip. A slide of 800 feet on Lyell glacier injures Glen Miller of Salt Lake City who is saved by a snow bank, dislocating his shoulder. Willoughby Rodman dislocates his hip in Tuolumne canyon. The arduous trek includes climbs of several peaks above 12 000 feet.
The dirigible Zeppelin III steered by Count Zeppelin landed in Frankfort between 2 and 3 pm Saturday after a 224 mile flight from Friedrichshafen at 21 mph. Half the journey faced strong head winds as the craft circled the city and descended into a wire enclosure while 100,000 onlookers roared with excitement.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney irregularities backache and swelling. A testimonial from Charles Cole of Lola Kansas claims complete relief for two years after use and urges readers to remember the name. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
George references Miss Passay who says she has never been kissed. Harry admits a past kiss years ago but notes it was before her memory.
A doctor known for intolerance to hypochondria tricks a female patient by telling her to shut her eyes and stick out her tongue. When she complies, he vanishes, leaving her alone in a busy street with tongue exposed and eyes closed.
In East Lexham a farmer conducted a barley trial to gauge corn cultivation viability on a tiny plot. He sowed 78 barley grains in 1907 producing 400 ears, then planted kernels in 1908 and harvested in 14 weeks yielding a bushel of threshed barley. He has sown again in the current year to demonstrate possibilities of cereal farming from small beginnings.
A Richmond Virginia woman details health restoration after stopping coffee and adopting Postum and Grape Nuts. She reports improved vision, weight gain, better walking endurance, and stronger memory, urging publicity to help others with similar suffering.
A rural free delivery carrier learns the farmer Holmes is not Sherlock Holmes by sight but proves his detective sense. The exchange unfolds beside a gate as the man in old working clothes meets the mail carrier and confirms the new address.
After twelve years of eczema torment on hands arms and feet Charles T Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania found relief using Cuticura Remedies. He reports swelling itching and raw skin replaced by quick healing and no further trouble since starting the treatment in 1908. Power Drug Cham Corp sole props Boston backs the claim.
A light exchange notes debt and nerves in a social vignette. A wife frets over debts and her husband jokes that money matters affect his own nerve, citing a failed borrowing attempt as the punchline. The dialogue reflects everyday concerns with humor.
A hostess reports the cook’s small portions while the host jokes about nominating men for after-dinner speeches to kill their appetites. The ad promotes Allen’s Foot-Base powder for foot relief with a sample offer and mail address.
A playful dialogue ponders the meaning of fearsome in a golf context. The piece pivots to a household image where Hamlins Wizard Oil sits ready for recall in times of need. It closes with a wry observation about faith and sleep in church.
An advertisement touts a Porty avis Painkiller as a long tried remedy for cramps diarrhea and dysentery with claims of soothing babies and easing windcolic. The copy mocks stingy behavior while urging persistence in use.
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