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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
7
Read What She Says features Mrs. Della BTroeer of Appleton Wisconsin who reports years of run down health improved after using Peruna. She credits six bottles with restoring appetite sleep and vitality and urges others to try the remedy.
A playful note describes Billy Hlock and a teddy bear in a whimsical scene about shooting a last stone at a canary bird. The lighthearted voice captures a toy world misadventure with a touch of luck and frustration.
A dramatic 1907 testimonial details a boy named Owen suffering eczema from infancy, hospital discharges as hopeless, then rapid recovery after Cutleura Remedies. The letter from Lily Hedge of Camberwell Green England claims cure and praises the product.
Instructions describe building a light six by two by half foot frame for twelve 12 inch nests. Use cotton instead of lumber, add a hinged canvas covered top, a board floor, and eight side entrance holes. Nests are removable for easy cleaning and outdoor transport.
A simple self feeding drinking fountain for chicks uses a tin can a pan and two sticks. Fill the can with water place the pan on top secure it then invert to create a shallow vessel that keeps water clean and prevents drowning. Change water when warm or stale.
Advice on improving marketable poultry through careful dressing, uniform size, and clean housing. Emphasizes avoiding poorly prepared stock, prudent feeding with corn meal and milk, greens, and crack corn, plus constant water and clean coops. Suggests ten days to reach marketable condition and notes cost pressure from high grain prices.
The article outlines a home remedy for scaly leg using coal oil with linseed oil or with sulfur and lard. It notes coal oil and linseed oil as effective and easy to apply, with a fast method using a toothbrush to remove scales, followed by dipping the feet in oil for several hens at a time in a few days.
The Pennsylvania Museum in Memorial Hall showcases a rare Toft dish by Thomas Toft of Staffordshire dating to 1666, brought to the United States with funding from William Henszey. The piece, decorated with five medallions of Charles II and central initials, is a unique late restoration ware exemplar and linked to slip decoration techniques.
Washington reports Senor Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia has been chosen as Panama's new president after a political transition. The announcement outlines his leadership role and anticipated policies as the country moves forward from the previous administration.
Mrs Herman Smith of 901 Broad Street Athena Georgia says kidney disease started mild and worsened to dangerous drops and weakness. She used Deans Kidney Pills at the critical moment and say they saved her life. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A George Washington University professor, described as rotund in body and deep in mind, confronted his children amid an earnest Mncussion about the word absolute. The youths asked if a man can be absolutely good or absolutely bad, a challenge that drove the father to flee in embarrassment.
A casual remark questions a man's honesty after lending him a book about five years ago and never receiving it back. The exchange notes the remaining mystery of the missing volume and the keeper's potential link to the incident.
A sultry convention train stalled at a water tank as delegates leaned from windows revealing bald heads. An old sandwich vendor quipped the train was the cannon ball express, later likened to a billiard ball train by a wary observer. Royal children are raised simpler in Europe than in America, with Russian princes growing up in open air following English customs, described as robust and jaunty.
A reader attributes years of pale weakness to caffeine in coffee and credits giving up coffee for Postum. The testimonial from a Battle Creek firm promotes Postum with claims of dramatic recovery and improved health, urging others to read about wellness.
Mme Fairfax loved moonlit nights on her Virginia porch and called out to Dahlia for the moon. Dahlia, ever at her side with shawl and fan, praised the moon’s beauty as it rose. In Washington, Dahlia quipped the old Moon had followed them, easing homesickness with its bright presence.
The article reflects on mountain lions and hunting prospects with a nostalgic tone. It notes the endangered status of a species and the likely difficulty in finding opportunities to hunt, implying shifts in wildlife availability and local attitudes toward hunting traditions.
Fragmentary dialogue references Miss Paseny Old Dr Groff and Miss Knox discussing spring weather likened to 1876. Includes a parenthetical aside about memory and an unrelated ad fragment urging examination of CASTORIA bottles for infants and children.
A humorous exchange quotes Brother Dickey imagining heaven as a watermelon patch with Father July year round, and Brother Williams urging to go there, capturing a folksy Atlanta Constitution tone.
Fragmentary text references payoffs and names while noting someone cannot write his own ballot mark. Mentions cross on an Australian ballot and forging a signature. includes names Hewitt-Gruet Jewett and Matt.
A Norris woman writes Mrs Pinkham claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from an operation and fully cured her female troubles. The letter endorses the product and urges other women with displacements inflammation and related symptoms to try the remedy.
An advertisement praising a health product from the Well-Informed of the World. It highlights a wholesome family laxative Syrup of Pigs and Elixir of Senna, urged as genuine and manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Only trusted druggists should stock the product.
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