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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
6
An article claims eczema is a skin germ disease, not blood related, and proposes a penetrating oil mix with thymnol and other healing agents as a cure. It warns salves do not reach the kerma and advises consulting a druggist about the D. B. D. Prescription style remedy.
A long suffering pair describes a years long struggle with eczema and swelling in hands feet and arms. The muted tone hints at persistent medical woes and failed cures while one partner quips about fashion. The piece reflects personal hardship amid domestic life.
A 12 year eczema sufferer reports swelling itching and cracking hands feet with repeated failures until Cuticura Remedies. After starting the treatment, rapid improvement followed by healing and lasting relief as of March 11 1908 from Volant Pennsylvania. Also brief ad notes for Murine Eye Remedy and prohibition era rule.
The Steed wreck off Jutland costs eight lives. Milton Florida is wiped out by fire. Emma Goldman is acquitted in San Francisco. Minor quakes near Beja Spain cause no damage. Dr. William Lillbridge dies at Sioux Falls. World news includes Ladrones in Laguna Philippines, senator Cummins in Washington, and a Tristan opposition.
The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition plans include a Seattle Electric company investment of 190,000 for new care to be used next summer. Beattie and Beattie. The exposition will feature racing boats from Seattle to Juneau and back and state poultry show price matches. A Nevada bank case and various Wyoming and Montana incidents are noted alongside other exposition related plans.
F A Rippy of Gallatio Tennessee describes fifteen years of kidney gravel attacks with back pain and blood in urine. After using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY he reports rapid improvement and no recurrence. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box.
A dialogue frames a song title The Proposal and key B minor with a humorous mispronunciation. The navy reports an official communication from the fleet commander proposing changes to enlisted sailors shirt uniforms, with officers' brief indorsements reflecting opinions.
The ad promotes Dr Mitchells Eye Salve as a trusted remedy that cures eye issues without touching the eye and warns against dealer offers. It notes a 25 cent price and broad availability. The scene shifts to a dialogue about dropping final g sounds in speech and a playful exchange between Gwendolin and her father.
The Peruna Almanac for 1909 is ready with usual astronomical content plus articles on astrology. It promises accurate mental traits for each zodiac sign and provides a set of lucky and unlucky days free to recipients. Address The Peruna Co in Columbus Ohio to obtain a copy.
A stranger, asking for a dime for a bed, stops James J. Buckley on East Sixth Street. Buckley stages a wary test, offering to pay if the bed is worth the price, then jokes about bringing the bed around for evaluation.
A mix of remarks on farewell, uplift movement, and kitchen work spurs discussion. The Rev. William Y. Chapman advocates extending uplift to service staff in Newark New Jersey. A Boston building project profits support extension work while other snippets touch on health cures and remarks about legal weddings.
An advertisement extols right living and timely use of remedies. It promotes the California Fig Syrup Co as maker of a laxative, claiming the Gyrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna provide general satisfaction when bought from the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. outlet.
An old advertisement extols Camphoras Medicine with a whiskey and syrup dosage for colds and sneezing, warning not to repeat within an hour. It also notes Jamaica ginger’s high value and export data, claiming up to 4000 pounds per acre and 1.4 million pounds exported last fiscal year.
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