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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
9
Mrs Licey Quebeck of Hope Valley reports eight years of kidney trouble with back pain and swelling. She found relief after taking Dean's Kidney Pills, noting gradual disappearance of symptoms. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A Washington Herald note mentions a literary club moment where a member delivered Les Miserables in a fresh style and cheekily dubbed it Victor Herbert's Misterpiece, drawing amused reactions.
The Corsican cruiser Conde was refloated after grounding with minor damage. Fires destroyed the Joe Dandy mine mill complex in Cripple Creek causing about 876,000 in losses. A mail train robbery near Kitichin Rosalia netted 125,000. German and Chinese workers die in Hankshan China factory incident. U.S. presidential vote totals from Kansas show Taft leading with 87,168, Bryan 161,209, Detne 12,420, Chafin 5,092. Ohio dry vote results knock out 210 saloons. Numerous legal cases include murder and manslaughter verdicts in Vermillion and New York City. The Towanda Kansas bank is robbed, Governor Harris seeks Senate seat, and other regional political moves are noted. An outbreak of cholera in St. Petersburg is reportedly resurging with new cases.
Robert L. Wooten died after injuries from the Boysen dam incident in Shoshone Wyoming. Dr John Marshall, Montana hotel manager during Marcus Daly era, died in Redlands California. John Smith killed and John Trallan wounded in a desert duel near Rhyo lite Nevada. Dry Farming congress seat requests signal widespread planning for February Cheyenne meeting. President Taft invited to Denver for Trans Mississippi Congress in August. George H. Scott and William H. Maloney fought to settle an election bet in Butte with a draw. Mine disaster at Red Lodge prompts widow and orphan support fund. Robbers attack Tom Loa in Reno. six men assist Chinamen guarding him. Northwestern railroad finds large gravel bed near Shoshone to fuel spring ballast operations. Police track down Joseph Garcia betrayer Sadie Belcher. Seattle raid on thief gang. George Lyman Dutson killed by rolling logs in Grover canyon Wyoming. Western Pacific announces Flower Lake tunnel completion under Pequop mountains. Local labor levy approved to grow federation membership and improve efficiency. Yellowstone season extended to serve Alaska-Yukon exposition travelers. Amboy Washington tragedy ends in double murder-suicide amid love dispute. San Francisco attorney Francis J. Heney thanks Thanksgiving outing with bodyguard. Dry farm homestead act to be pressed in Congress. Utah Senator Smoot leads fight. Wyoming Wool Growers seek tariff changes on wool. Alfred Kenney, 34, Postil Telegraph Hotel manager, dies of tuberculosis.
George W. Kelecy recalls Artemus Ward recounting roach stories. Ward joked about roaches in his home, describing a roach that used a walnut shelf as a boat and a toothpick as oars, then thanked kindness shown to it.
A reader describes a severe two month skin eruption on limbs below the knees with redness swelling and burning. After trying multiple remedies without relief a small amount of Cuthurn applied relieved the itching swelling and helped restore normal shoes within two days. The letter from George B Farley of Concord New Hampshire dated May 14 1607.
Barrie recalls a quiet street for horses to explain a friend’s surprise at a scene in What Every Woman Knows. He also notes a hat wearer in a theater who finally folds back ears after a request. The piece includes flippant exchanges about a widower’s proposal and a chandelier wobble in a house.
A Tennessee woman recounts switching from coffee to Postum after years of indigestion nervousness and insomnia. She notes weight gain improved health and relief from headaches and credits Postum with her recovery while urging others to try it. The letter promotes Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the slogan There’s a Reason.
A fortune teller and client debate the ring’s prediction with the client unsure of the exact year. The exchange hints at an imminent fatal prediction while questioning the time frame.
An old advertisement fragment touts a Catarrh Cure claimed to be taken internally by physicians and sold by local merchants. The text references pills and powders, evaluative testimonials, and various remedies for childhood teething and soothing syrups, with scattered product names and promotional claims.
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