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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
4
The Garland Globe details subscription rates and mailing date, then reprints a string of local items and ads. It mentions open-air meetings in Rexburg, a Kansas girl’s fish tale caricature, and a Richfield suitor tale, followed by a Dr Shoop Restorative promotion offering samples and a free book.
A hand made carpet completed at the Royal carpet factory Wilton England for a well known London elm. It measures over 62 feet in length and 36 feet in breadth. An immense loom over 40 feet long was erected to make it and 13 workers were continuously engaged for more than four months.
Three years ago a boy with cholera and diarrhoea received care from three doctors with little hope. After trying Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he improved within hours and became a healthy child. The product is sold at the local drug store.
The quote explores how thinking about great and good things leads to love and longing, which drives pursuit and possession. Henry Van Dyke frames desire as a path to experiencing beauty and blessedness through active seeking and engagement.
The Otsego Journal editor endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung throat diseases. It is described as an infallible cure with a guarantee from Riter Brothers drug store. Prices 60 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle offered.
Miss Caypone muses on why top instrumentalists struggle to play by ear. She suggests the reason lies in the intolerable din of incessant practice, implying only those with less sensitive ears endure it.
A Gosport man Mr J Moore who had been mute for four years suddenly regained his voice after his bicycle skidded and startled him at home. He shouted in alarm and repeated the call until he was certain his voice had returned.
A reader from Concord Georgia praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after severe illness from a cane incusion and measles. The letter credits the product with saving the writer's life and endorses the drugstore seller.
A veteran dentist notes teeth are unusually sensitive to damp, predicting approaching bad weather by a surge of toothache patients. He says neuralgia often precedes storms and a drop in cases signals improving conditions, linking dental pain to atmospheric changes.
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An endorsement from St Jemison of Spring Grove, York County, Pa, praising a diarrhoea remedy as the best of its kind and claiming it has cured many in the area. The notice notes sales through Riter Bros. drug store and invites readers to submit local news items such as births, deaths, marriages, and winnings.
A brief quote from the New York Times frame shows a Parson remarking that divorced men are a higher order of something, with a casual tease about their luck. The snippet captures a reflective, witty newspaper tone.
A testimonial notes a wife suffering eczema found Chamberlains Salve superior to doctors remedies after trying several treatments. Available at Riter Bros drug store.
A wealthy man in Forgia northern Italy sought by police for eight years on murder charges was discovered in a garret with only a four by three by two foot space. He had lived there hidden the entire time, and officers had to remove the roof tile to reach him.
A woman making tiles asks about a good hue band, and another quips that a good husband is one who cannot afford cigars or social outings because his wife plays bridge, indicating a playful domestic stereotype from the era.
The lawyer asks the client what he wants in a chance of venue and the prisoner, weary in his cell, says he does not know about venue but would welcome a change of scenery if it could be arranged.
An old expression likens sunrises to regularity achieved by Dr King's New Life Pills. The ad claims the pills regulate the liver and bowels and are guaranteed by a local drug store, with a price snippet noted.
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