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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1908
Page
10
The General Demand for a simple pleasant and efficient liquid laxative is met by the California Fig Syrup Co with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. This product is praised for being wholesome beneficial gentle yet prompt in action and preferred by the Well Informed. Buy the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co offered by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
A distressed speaker explains to a passerby that many people in the area lack funds and are forced to rely on free meals as the economy remains harsh. The exchange highlights widespread hardship during the period.
An Ohio court heard a damages suit with the principal witness, a Dayton-area woman, called after subpoenas. The judge pressed for a reason to disobey, she replied she feared smallpox at home. The item reflects sensational fragments from a dampened era.
A prominent account previews Theodore Roosevelt's planned East Africa hunting journey. It notes risks from fever, venom, and jungle dangers along with potential perils from natives and rebels, while highlighting Zanzibar as a pivotal stop and the prospect of lucrative story rights upon return.
An extended portrait of Dr Anita Augspurg, German suffrage leader and lawyer, highlighting her 70 prison terms, fearless oratory, political influence, founding of the Woman's Suffrage League in 1902, and her role as a central figure in Germany's women's movement.
Joseph G. Butler Jr of Youngstown elected president of the Merchant Marine League of the United States. A longtime general manager of Brier Hill Iron & Coal, he is a recognized authority on pig iron and was first chosen as chairman of the Bessemer Pig Iron Association.
Stil notes Butler's rise as a chief authority on blast furnaces coke and iron ore matters. He is described as a keen student of men and affairs and involved with the Merchant Marine league. He succeeds Harvey D. Goulder who resigned the presidency. Victory for Norwegian Women. Norway grants equal pay to women in the postal service after granting parliamentary suffrage.
The Louvre’s treasures are now guarded by watchdogs. Security personnel deploy canine units to patrol galleries and deter theft, reinforcing protection of priceless artworks in Paris.
Anoka Minnesota resident Lavi P Brockway says after five months in a hospital he was told he had six months to live due to heart issues and kidney trouble. He credits Dean's Kidney Pill with addressing the cause and improving his condition though he remains in recovery. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists for 60 cents a box via Poster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
An early quip declares, I have already promised ten cousins to marry them. The speaker jokes about the impossibility of navigating through numerous divorces, reflecting a humorous view of marriage commitments.
A humorous think-piece blends seaside summer resort life with a waiter in a remote place offering boiled or fried eggs and adds a quip about Rubinstein on a train. It cites Folger’s Albany trip to vote against racetrack tricks and a Gloucester jockey overheard in a saloon saying the reins must break for the favorite to win.
A York state woman touts Postum and Grape-Nuts showing she gained twenty pounds after years of stomach issues. She credits removing coffee, using Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum, and notes renewed energy, ability to work, and improved digestion. The ad closes with “There’s a Reason” and references The Road to Wellville.
A Chicago art dealer recalls William T. Awana’s fury over fake paintings. He says the New York collector’s anger at being duped mirrors a waiter’s prank at luncheon, the waiter muttering a jab about a dead fly and a two dollar bill.
A Billy Sunday revival in Sharon Pennsylvania features a parable about a six or seven year old boy sent by charity to spend a week with a farmer. The farmer offers to carry the boy’s burlap bag but the boy insists on walking and warns to clear out or call a cop.
Mrs David Brown of Locke Arkansas describes two years of eczema with painful ankle sores and sleepless nights. After failing with two doctors, three uses of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills brought rapid relief and a full year without recurrence.
Miss Yellem teases about to sing while the professor asks for a favorite air. The professor answers with fresh air and plenty of it, delivering a lighthearted morning exchange.
The article notes that horses are scarcely used across China except in Shanghai Being Tau and Tien Tein. Australian waters from New South Wales are favored and imported in Shanghai in batches of 20 to 50. Arriving in good condition, these horses are put to use within a couple of weeks after arrival.
Two Indies lunching together discuss Colonial Dames eligibility. One member cites long descent and an ancestor’s name to claim eligibility, prompting a reflection on heritage and lineage as recorded by Emilly Rhodes in Lippincott's.
A muddled dialogue debates coffee and value with a seller promising refunds while a man overestimates horse racing knowledge and a woman claims expertise in bridge. The exchange touches on consumer disbelief and fraying confidence in expert claims.
A public invitation in Lynn Massachusetts invites inspection of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound operations and advertising claims. Questions are raised about letters from women and the product's claimed cures while urging skeptical readers to verify statements and consider the company’s confidential correspondence practices.
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