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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1906
Page
4
The Garland Globe, weekly in Garland Utah, lists subscription terms of one year in advance, six months, and three months. It notes second class mailing status dated February 17, 1906 and includes advertising rates by application.
A forest and stream tale from northwest Missouri recounts two boys who captured a gray squirrel and her four young. The mother killed each young one when placed with them, then they released her, saying they no longer wanted her after the tragedy.
A nineteenth century reflection on dreams as ancestral memory. The author recounts a vivid cavalry battle dream, vivid sensations of charge, battle smoke and a masked battery, ending with a sudden awakening and exclamation about the experience. The piece frames dreaming as inherited impressions passed down through generations.
Piles sufferers are offered quick relief from Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. The advertisement claims it is made especially for piles and provides certainty and satisfaction as itching, protruding or blind piles disappear by use. Sold by all dealers.
A 7 000 year old papyrus roll, linked to an Arab grave robbery trade, was translated and housed by the University of Lepale. The document catalogs abdominal chest and heart diseases with terms like fatty degeneration and hypertrophy and lists 700+ medicines in pills tablets capsules powders and infusions.
A Pennsylvania fish hatchery superintendent reports that among 20,000 young bass in a fry pond, each fish ate its own weight of food daily. By October 1 only 11,000 remained, with fewer than 200 deaths from sickness, implying about 8,000 bass were eaten by stronger companions.
The Maltese lace trade remains hand made with lace produced mainly by women and girls. Locals oppose labor-saving machinery and many families pass designs down through generations. A few firms control output, most lace exported from Gozo, cotton the primary material, and demand in America grows yearly.
The article notes sea intrusion affecting England with Yorkshire reporting twelve drowned towns and villages including Ravenspur a former free borough and seaport of growing importance. It recalls Edward IIIs era Ronald Falliol leader of 2500 to claim Beotland crown and Ravenspur's rise then decline. It also promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy with testimonials and local sellers.
Waladotta also known as Gray Eagle, an Indian chief who aided Custer’s forces and later fled to Canada, died at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He rejected rebellion in Saskatchewan and fought for the white side, stood six feet four inches tall, and renounced paganism before death, joining the Anglican church for his children’s sake.
A health improvement notice from Rev Edward A Wilson of Brooklin New York offering a free copy of his remedy prescription. He claims it cures Consumption Asthma Catarrh Bronchitis and throat and lung maladies and invites sufferers to write for the prescription at no cost.
The Electrical Review reports the Greenwich Observatory near Ene may go out of business due to a new power plant built by London County Council on the meridian a mile south. The station, already partly ready, could generate over 650 000 horsepower and disturb observatory instruments, prompting parliamentary action as fears grow that global longitude data could be affected. Dr Shoop's Green Salve advertises a lip healing ointment, offering a free trial box at the store.
Local mails arrive from South at 11 35 a m and 7 00 p m and close at 8 15 a m 3 10 p m Star Route serves Penrose with arrivals at 10 30 a m and departures for Penrose and wave at 11 50 p m Office hours run 8 00 a m to 6 00 p m Eva C Wilcox Postmaster Connect with Cache Valley train Noll from Ogden and Laake Leaves Ogden Brigham Corinne Tremont Malad South Bound leaves Malad Tremont route details incomplete and partly unreadable.
A London scientist contends that urban life in a metropolis sharpens children but prevents true cleverness, hastening brain development unnaturally and leaving them superficial and excitable. He notes they observe more yet see less, lacking time to reach the roots of bewildering objects. He promotes Dr Shoop's Preventics candy tablet to curb colds at onset.
The Aero club of France clarifies terminology for flying machines and air craft. Aeronefs cover classifications like helicoptera and aero planes while aeronaut refers to gas balloon pilots and aviator is often misused. A promotional note then urges trials of Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Cure with a local dealer invitation.
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