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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
3
A brief quip exchanges as Willie is teased about running faster. A listener retorts that pleasing women is difficult, likening himself to a racehorse and noting that speed provokes criticism rather than praise.
A Brooklyn reader reports using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolve to treat a young girl with severe eczema after the mother died. She claims the skin condition cleared and never returned by age eleven, citing a photo from age 18 months and dated September 27, 1909.
Percy Parkington confronts Miss Muriel Muggins after being spurned. He declares he will enter the busy world, fight, and win, hoping his name and riches will be envied. Muriel retorts that she may reconsider after he succeeds.
A Cleveland Leader Sunday Magazine recounts a primary class scene after Baltimore schools opened. A teacher addresses a laughing pupil and sternly warns him not to repeat it, illustrating early enforcement of classroom discipline.
A California wife explains she switched from coffee to Postum after severe nerves and insomnia. Her husband also stopped coffee, slept better, and regained health after five months with only two company occasions consuming coffee. The letter promotes Postum and mentions The Road to Wellville.
President Gomez calmed a threatened race clash in Havana by sending his secretary to meet hotel management and summoning Negro leaders General Cebreco and others. He warned that excluding Negroes provokes Americans and endangers tourism and Havana’s prosperity.
William A. Cook, brother of the famed north pole explorer, says he received a letter from Dr. Cook describing Europe travel and stating Mrs. Cook remains with him. The two girls are being educated at Hamilton Institute in Manhattan as Dr. Cook prepares for a detailed Copenhagen report.
Guthrie Oklahoma Governor Charles N Haskell and state officers are accused of violating the state constitution and mismanaging public funds. Republican minority Representative Lester A Maris filed a sworn affidavit in the lower house alleging deliberate misappropriation and improper expending of state money.
Carmina Sicoli, a laborer, fired a revolver inside a dance hall in Chicago causing panic among about two hundred people including many women and girls. Dancers fled through windows and fire escapes while Sholl, enraged after removal, was overpowered and detained.
London reports indicate Asquith and Lloyd George lead a cautious approach as politicians discuss future parliamentary lines of battle. The public mood favors no radical changes to the house of lords or current government policies, with a spirit of conciliation guiding debate on potential compromises.
The American Bankers Association announces a $1,000,000 education campaign to oppose the postal savings bank law. It pledges extensive literature distribution and speaker tours to persuade the public, signaling a broad, organized effort by the finance sector.
An old newspaper notice promotes a home remedy mixing two ounces glycerine half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound and eight ounces pure whisky. It claims to quickly break up a cold and cure coughs that are curable. The Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati is cited as endorsing the Virgin Oil of Pine compound.
Fragmentary exchange shows a husband defending resilience against scolding. The speaker asserts being thick-skinned by nature, indicating tolerance to criticism.
Mrs Elizabeth Wolf of Tipton Missouri describes severe bladder inflammation with back pain and scanty painful urine. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she says she was cured and has remained well. Doan's sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Senator Tillman calls an opponent’s claim an amusing exaggeration and recalls a tall Ben Johnson story. He notes the sheriff candidate was said to require a prepared stump or a hole to stand on due to his height.
An old medical ad touts a homemade tonic for rheumatism and backache using syrup Sarsaparilla compound Toris compound whiskey and says hundreds have been cured. The booster claims rapid improvement after a few doses and notes it builds the system restoring strength and vitality.
A promotional notice extols a California Fig Syrup Co product as a pleasant refreshing laxative and purifier. It emphasizes simple wholesome ingredients, non disturbing action, and urges buying genuine syrup from reputable druggists at fifty cents a bottle, with the company name clearly displayed on packaging.
In a quip from a Puck comic, Tattered Terry laments failed job prospects as a long-shot savior of a train accident, while the Lady of the House quips about editors’ souring opinions on his past heroism.
A dated ad excerpt endorses F J for five years and asserts honesty in business, signed by WALOTNG and Many Toledo traders. It also promotes Halle Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting blood and mucous, offered at seven cents per bottle with free samples and family pills for constipation.
Imogene defends her father as not always harsh, urging Philip to judge him by his best and acknowledging Philip as his favorite. The exchange centers on paternal behavior and filial affection.
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