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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
10
A customer testimonial describes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring Mrs Bertha Muff's health after twelve years of female illness and eleven doctors. The ad promotes the remedy as a proven solution for women's ailments and credits Mrs Pinkham's guidance.
A playful vaudeville gag featuring the Sewing Machine and companions like the Spool Cotton and the Needle, then a note on India's postal savings bank established in 1882 with depositors and totals rising to 1907, contrasted with rural cash habits per the New York World.
A brief ad asserts good coffee quality and customer-friendly policy. It promises refunds if the buyer dislikes Schilling's Beet, and mentions wages or hiring practices as part of the offer.
A pithy adage notes that many see life’s toughest ascent begin at forty while some imagine the descent starts then. The line suggests the age brings renewed effort and challenge rather than decline.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt examines a widow forced to entrust her infant to a boardinghouse nurse and phone supervision. The piece depicts anxious landladies, strict nurse rules, crying calls, and a tragic bath-time accident underscoring fragile child care by distant guardians.
How to treat stains before washing. Boil water to fruit stains. soak obstinate spots in oxalic acid solution. Petroleum, oil, or grease stains in alcohol or turpentine. Grass stains in alcohol. kerosene or molasses for some. Blood stains use raw egg white in cold water or sun-dried paste. Milk and sugar stains soak in cold soft water. Wheel grease rubbed with lard, then soap and cold water. Tea coffee cocoa stains with boiling water or oxalic acid solution.
A historical recipe describes poached snow eggs in lemon milk custard, with a side cauliflower gratin. It instructs whisked egg whites folded into hot milk for snow eggs, then custard from yolks, sugar, and milk poured over them. Cauliflower is baked in white sauce with parmesan, bread crumbs, and butter, topped with egg yolk ham balls garnish.
When desserts are served in heat, pair them with fresh berry sauces. Mash fruit like strawberries, peaches, or apricots, then whip sugar, butter, and egg white to a light foam and serve. Also described is a soft biscuit dough for a double-burner pancake to hold berries, with butter and a brief bake, then split and filled with the fruit.
Time on hand makes a delightful change of dessert as you preserve fruit. To thicken a pint of juice use two tablespoons cornstarch and two egg whites beaten lightly. Velvet sauce combines milk and two egg yolks, brought to a boil and flavored with vanilla. Add citrus juice to a pint of water and sweeten to taste.
A rough recipe describes mixing one egg, one heaping teaspoon sal eratie, one sweet milk, one cup flour, two cups rye meal, salt and cinnamon with cream of tartar. Add molasses and drop spoonfuls into deep hot fat to fry.
Wet the stain with cold milk then cover with salt. Let stand two or three hours and wash with cold water.
A historical note on avoiding paint fraud as National Lead Company standardizes purity with the Dutch Boy trademark and a blow pipe test. It offers a free blow pipe for buyers and highlights the market shift toward honest paint buying.
A Boston broker among young women graduates is asked his view of Fielding. He concedes Fielding is important but adds value only with good pitchers and hitters, in a quip reported by Harper's Weekly.
A young wife confronts her husband about his lodge secrets. He refuses details but promises to share the password, provided she repeats it only once and very rapidly. She struggles to recall and laments that the instruction is now too much to bear. The passage ends with her tearful reaction.
The world’s largest rock crusher was installed in a cement mill at South Pittsburg Tennessee. It processes rock for a 4000 barrel plant with an hourly capacity of 800 tons. About 60 percent of output is four inches or smaller and 40 percent is two inches or smaller. The crusher stands 19 feet high and weighs 425000 pounds with a 20 foot diameter hopper. It requires 29 horsepower to operate.
A woman describes years of indigestion and nervous weakness following peritonitis. She credits relief to Grape Nuts and Postum, reporting restored sleep, appetite, and strength, and notes continued use with her husband. The message promotes the products and ends with the familiar slogan There’s a Reason.
Hale Bordwell of Tipton Iowa describes a lifelong eczema torment finally cured after eight months using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills. He states the condition covered his body with red and white boils and caused severe pain. endorsement by Nelson R Burnett accompanies the testimonial.
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