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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
7
Six year old Marjone and four year old Jonephine travel from New York to San Francisco with a sense of wonder. They encounter Indian families described as bravons squaws and Papoones, prompting a lively mispronunciation by Josephine and a correcting remark by Marjorie about squabs.
Mrs Lavina J Henderson of 38 Road St Stamford Conn recalls a severe inflammatory rheumatism four years ago with skin peeling fever hair loss and bed sores. She credits Cuticura Re Solvent Ointment Soap and Ointment for clearing her complexion healing sores and restoring hair by March 1907.
Giles notes extremely high winds in America. Brown confirms the stormy conditions and mentions a newspaper report about a safe being blown open there.
A prompt advocates selling coffee in bulk rather than packing. It notes that grocers will refund customers if they dislike Schilling's Hest, with the store bearing the loss.
Burglar dynamited the safe of the State bank at Maine Ros and escaped with 6000 dollars. A postal revision commission bill likely to be presented to Congress this week. The Rose County option law upheld as constitutional by Judge Duncan in Finlay Ohio. Pennsylvania two cent fare law faces equity suit in Pittsburgh. New York chauffeur convicted third time for speed law pays 260 dollars fine and 30 days jail. Triplets born in Columbus Georgia to Ambrose KB Calhoun. parents now have 25 children.
A street riot in Kansas City ends with deaths and injuries among police and a young girl Lola Pratt aged 12. Leader John Sharp alias Adam God and a religious faction exchange gunfire near city hall from Fourth and Main to the Missouri River. Officers Patrolman Mullane Sergeant Clark and a lieutenant are wounded. Sharp and Lola Pratt are killed or mortally wounded.
An executive meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee discussed selecting witnesses for tariff revision hearings. Reported expected testifiers include James B. Van Cleave, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, and Charles Francis Adams of Boston, plus representatives of meat packers wool leather steel and other manufacturers lacking testimony.
In Washington DC a heavy touring car carrying Guatemalan officials turned turtle after crossing a highway bridge into Virginia. Senor Don Juan Barrios was fatally injured while Senor Dr. Don Lula Toledo Herrarte and General John Drummond were badly hurt.
The Council of Churches in Philadelphia adjourned after adopting strong resolutions opposing increased armament by nations. The first federal council of the Churches of Christ in America planned to reconvene in December 1912 at a location chosen by its executive council.
London lawmakers consider a bill read in the Commons prohibiting hop substitutes in beer and limiting hop imports to properly marked bags as a protective tariff measure led by Chancellor David Lloyd George.
A rancher near Hulott Wyoming Th LaGeat was struck and killed by a farm wagon. The incident adds to a string of western misfortunes as rail, bank, and mining affairs unfold across Montana Nevada and Wyoming.
A historical advertisement describes mixing two ounces glycerine a half ounce pine oil compound with a half pint whiskey to make a cough remedy. It claims the Virgin Olive Pine Compound Pure is prepared only by The Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio and sold in half ounce sealed vials to ensure freshness and purity.
A short witty exchange centers on engagement strain as Papa reports George will break it off for “one” reason. The suitor claims to love someone else more, with the mother remarking not to press about other reasons. The joke hinges on the line that the only reason given is the loved one.
A faulty newspaper ad offers a $100 reward for a cure and asserts a supposed remedy called catarrh cure. The misspelled pitch targets readers with claims of a universal cure and direct action, listing a medical product and inviting readers to send for a list of beneficiaries.
A poor man asks for alms and is questioned by an inquisitive group. After several interrogations he warns not to accuse him of deceit, claiming he is under a hoodoo and destined for luck if time is seized. the others still contribute.
In all its forms among horses and dogs cured and other sineetable prevented from having the diveave with SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE. Every bottle guaranteed. Over 500,000 bottles sold last year. Fifty cents and upward. Any good druggist or send to manufacturers. Agents wanted. Spahn Medical Co. Spec Contagious Diseases Goshen Ind.
Fragmentary chatter discusses money, love, and chances. Names appear obliquely while scattered lines reference refunds, remedies, and social observations. The piece blends quips on affection and preference with stray market or medical notes.
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