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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
2
An anecdote from Dr. Britton D. Evans recounted in New York describes Pennywise Peter a cunning lunatic in Bridgetown. Farmers offered a penny or nickel and Peter always chose the cent prompting laughter. He explains the nickel would deny future chances to take another coin.
Mrs Finletter shouts for Hilary to join luncheon as champagne sits flat and terrapin cools. Neighbors gather on porches to witness the scene while Hilary, puzzled, hurries inside to amid the rump steak and potatoes.
A New Yorker in Paris notes the French politeness, citing a recent incident in a Paris dentist’s office. An attendant asks whom to announce to Mr Je Docteur as a woe bent patient presents in the anteroom.
An opinion notes the recent organization of The Women's Suffrage Study club in New York. It states one goal to induce men to attend church on Sundays and expresses doubt about the venture starting under favorable auspices.
At the University of Missouri the first working school of journalism operates a daily paper with telegraph reporters. Dean Walter Williams recounts the challenges of turning laymen into reporters as a student races to cover a railroad wreck. a delay prompts a telegraph inquiry and a terse message about excitement and waiting for calm.
A Detroit Free Press fragment recalls a boy asking what to call someone who reads heads. A phrenologist is explained, and the child’s mother believes the boy has been swimming after a head examination.
Fragmented dialogue mocks theatrical titles with mispronunciations about Nice and Grasse. An advertisement bundle touts Allemen’s Lubatana cures for colds coughs and piles with money back guarantees and a children’s soothing syrup.
A series of Nevada and regional items report a feared smallpox outbreak in Fallon with quarantines, accidents in Tonopah and Sparks, a murder trial in Rhyolite, land and survey activity in Parumph, and weather and transport disruptions across Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana with several fatalities and legal actions.
Advertisement claims a home remedy for colds and coughs using two ounces glycerine half ounce concentrated pine and half a pint whiskey. Dosing is teaspoonful to tablespoon every four hours with shaking routine. Promises rapid relief and availability from druggists with a special labeled Concentrated Pine.
A Yonkers Statesman ad quotes a humorous exchange about a doctor and a wife, then promotes Dyola Dyes claiming one package colors any material. It advertises 10c per package with a free book of directions and color card from Dyola in Burlington Vermont.
A humorous dialogue centers on a child asking why papa makes a funny noise. The mother explains he is snoring, while the child quips about politeness and noises. The vignette captures a playful domestic moment.
Several medicinal pitches fill the page including PEPTITS EYE SALVE for eye troubles and Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children. Other notices tout Bromoquinine and cold remedies with testimonials, sample offers, and pharmacy locations in Howard and Le Roy, New York.
A Minneapolis woman shares a public testimonial claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles and restored her health within months. The letter invites others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, noting decades of free help to sick women.
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