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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
5
The December issue of Woman's Home Companion notes Paris designers target the slim svelte figure with varied styles. Narrow shoulders and straight skirts predominate while waists define the line, drapery remains popular, coats vary in length, and separate coats stay long.
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia testifies that Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets ease his post meal dullness and aid digestion while regulating liver and bowels. The ad claims they are superior to pills and offers a free sample. Also included is Utah beets hay shortage counsel urging rapid action to buy beets per A C experiment station bulletin.
B F Aysenne of Ingleside North Carolina suffered 15 years of indigestion and tried many doctors and $200 in medicines before using Dr. King's New Life Pills. The pills cured him complete. They ease constipation biliousness sick headaches stomach liver kidney and bowel trouble. 25 cents at all druggists.
A collision at Bear River Canyon last Friday afternoon killed fireman Len F. Milford and badly injured engineer William Knoll, with R. G. McGinn also bruised. Locomotives wrecked, cars damaged, six hours of traffic delay. Milford’s remains sent to Logan, Knoll hospitalized at L D S Hospital, with a verdict blaming failure to correctly interpret orders after an inquest before Judge Bringham.
A vintage advertisement asserts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures pimples skin eruptions sores boils and cracked lips and sore eyes. It claims infallible relief for piles and promotes a soft velvety skin, selling for 25 cents at all druggists.
Mrs Caroline Chapman returns to Salt Lake after visit. Miss Anderson and Miss Hazel Carlisle join local telegraph and clerical work. Garland homes and sale notices dominate, with several for sale signs and bargains at Henrie Millinery Co. Cough remedy, liniment and health advice feature, plus social news on dances and visits from Brigham City and Ogden.
The article notes a cinematograph record of a comet's changes. In England last autumn Morehouse’s comet was well observed, with frequent photographs to capture a nine hour sequence. Astronomer Royal oversaw the effort to document the evolving features for a moving pictures record.
A community newspaper calls on readers to send in news items such as births deaths marriages and other happenings to help keep the paper informed. The notice asks for observers to report events and observations for inclusion.
John F Merrell of Mer rell Lumber Co Bingham has mild small-pox among his children. A quarantine flag is at A I Grover's residence. Marshal Bingham hoisted a flag at the Excelsior Hotel for a reported small-pox case yesterday.
BE A Kent sold his livery business to W J Fife of Garland. The stock transfer occurred yesterday and Fife assumed control at once. The barn is owned by W T Hudson, and Fife takes over Kent's lease to continue the business at the old site.
W. J. Atkins, working alone at Banner Springs Tennessee, fell ill with a severe cold turning into a lung problem from exposure. After failing various remedies he used Dr King s New Discovery and returned to work quickly. It treats severe colds coughs inflamed throats and similar chest illnesses. 50c and 100 trial bottle free guaranteed by all druggists.
The piece questions the belief in summer healthfulness, noting hot air provides less oxygen than air and weakens the body through perspiration. It argues sunburn no longer signals health, calling it a cover for poor physique and an injurious paint, while heat relaxes skin vessels and slows circulation impacting skin and brain.
A Department of Agriculture clerk sought special recognition from Secretary Wilson on the eve of Roosevelt’s cabinet departures. The secretary, recognizing the clerk’s long service, acknowledged the request and commended the clerk as patient and considerate.
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