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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1909
Page
6
Mrs. Edison of Lamar Missouri credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with curing long standing kidney trouble that left her weak and bedridden. She describes severe pains, dizziness, and urinary issues, noting doctors failed until Dean’s Pills provided quick relief and lasting health. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box.
A cycle dealer offers an accurate cyclometer while criticizing faulty meters that overstate distance. Miss de Byke questions if such devices exist, seeking a reliable gauge for cycling trips.
Mrs. Wm. Hunt of 135 Thomas St Newark N J describes severe eczema covering her body with bleeding sores and hair loss. After using Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent she reports relief sleep healing of sores and full recovery. Potter Drug and Chem Corp promotes Cuticura in this testimonial dated Sept 28 1908.
A man argues women voters will have many more calls to donate to causes once they can vote. A woman replies she will support good causes but doubts she will frequently dip into her pocket for funds.
An advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for Allen's Foot Base. A customer testimonial from Mrs. W. J. Walker of Camden New Jersey claims the product cured burning itching and discomfort in her feet and notes she will not be without it. The ad states the product is sold by all druggists for 2 cents.
A reporter questions a recommendation by asking if the suggested man can perform skilled work, to which the reply is that the man is a barber. The exchange highlights skepticism about qualifications and expertise.
Fragmentary note reflects a proverb about prudence in speech and restraint in sharing information. It emphasizes caution in revealing thoughts or plans and warns against speaking too soon.
The state board of equalization raises Montane railroad assessments by 10 percent. A cousin is killed in Roseburg over a marriage dispute, then dies by suicide. Brewster Montana loses its business district to a neocorpied store fire. Chan Morey, a Chinese woman, is wanted in Idaho. The eleventh legislature meets over a state insurance commissioner's malfeasance in Olympia. Coeur d Alene land draw results announced with winners from Quincy and Green Creek. A Marine guard commits suicide at Puget Sound yard, and other deaths and legal actions unfold across Washington Oregon Idaho and Wyoming. The Northern Pacific doubles track between Tacoma and Kalama. A Butte dynamiter sues for damages against the Northern Pacific. Rail contracts and federal cases continue as a Denver to Mexico City endurance event is planned. A Denver patrol shooting injures a speeding automobile party. The twelfth annual American Mining Congress opens in Goldfield. The silver question is argued to expand usage.
The Forty third Annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment concludes after a five day session in Salt Lake City Utah with Samuel R Van Sant of Minneapolis chosen commander in chief for the next year. Officers include J W Bostaph Ogden senior vice commander Alfred B Beers Connecticut junior vice commander and Dr W H Lemon Kansas surgeon general. W R C and Ladies of the G A R conventions meet alongside the main event with leaders named Mrs Jennie J Berry Cedar Rapids Iowa and Mrs Della Rawlings Henry Kansas City Mo. The G A R notes Utah hospitality while Atlantic City wins next year s hosting rights. member strength reported at 225157.
A New Orleans Shakespeare club once staged amateur theatricals with local celebrity actors. An ambitious actor misdelivered lines about a swoon and queen, prompting cheers, then derision from stage crew as he clung to his falsetto finale.
Mr. Hardup asks Miss Aughtumn for a five dollar loan in a comic exchange of stammered lines. The scene centers on awkward romance and a small monetary request.
The piece argues that women’s good works no longer require dowdiness. It asserts dowdiness signals bad taste and lack of mind, and insists women should choose pretty, tasteful clothing to improve appearance and give pleasure.
A New York broker recalls H. H. Rogers urging young men to obtain capital. He crafted a neat epigram: Fortune cannot knock at the door of a man who has no house, underscoring the power of having capital to enable action and success.
In a domestic exchange, a mother asks why Wil should be a doctor when many new doctors emerge yearly. The father points to the rise of new ailments creating demand.
A boy negotiates for a job with a grocer. The grocer offers three dollars, the boy recalls a millionaire who started on three dollars a week and replies that riches are not his aim. They settle at three and a half dollars.
In 4 A. D Fearaiidhach-Fionfashtna is noted as an Irish king praised as a just prince. He was slain by his successor VFiachadh-Fion, who met a similar fate at the hands of Miachadh. Fionchadh, the prince with the white cows, died under Connaught’s plebeians. Boch alrh-Moidmeadhain died of natural causes among six, Flaithheartagh abdicated the crown for the monk’s cowl.
A fragment notes Knicker-Hudson locating the Hudson River in the Half Moon with Becker suggesting a full moon could have led to the Mississippi. The text blends historic travel conjecture and imagined discoveries.
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