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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
4
The Garland Globe lists a three month advertising plan and notes second class matter status dated February 17, 190. It invites subscribers who fail to receive papers regularly to notify the office. The item references a conspicuous misspelling “oul”? on Capitol doors.
Government food expert Dr. Harvey W. Wiley notes the sole reliable method to gauge an egg’s freshness is observing the hen. He cautions the hen may withhold eggs for higher prices, complicating verification.
Astronomers say Halley’s Comet may be seen plainly on April 1 weather permitting. The remark emphasizes viewing conditions and cautions against aprils fool jokes affecting expectations.
Armour criticizes the Beef Trust claiming its capital stock is largely water and earns only a small percentage on the invested capital.
A jumble of comments notes that many white women may balk at suffrage, the Garden of Eden mislocated in Scranton, and a Kansas City judge’s view that bald men commit fewer crimes. The item mocks baldness, cites a Logan Journal quip on brains and hair, and mentions ancient youths in a biblical report.
The piece notes a storefront in need of customers and stock refreshment. It urges advertising as the sole remedy when sales lag and only disheartened staff remain. A brief, practical exhortation from Exchange.
Editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised leg healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after salves failed. Claims salve treats ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema piles. Available 25 cents at all druggists.
The writer contrasts daily editor labor and advance subscriptions as capital with nonpaying subscribers who dodge two to three years of papers. The piece condemns those who keep papers without paying, calling them anarchy and skinning the offender for extending the debt beyond the post office.
The undersigned invites bids for constructing five miles of fence near Garland. For details contact A. B. Ward at Thompson's Ranch Tremonton f £ 19 mil R. f. d.2.
Booster W D S Harrington of Brigham arrived with a colorful Bear River Valley business directory. The card sheet lists valley firms and their telephone numbers, presented in a neatly printed format.
An advertisement notes that much earnings go to doctors for stomach liver or kidney trouble. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick cure at slight cost for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility available 25 cents at all druggists.
For sale items include hay at Thompson Ranch 119-15, a 1 lot 2 room house on Park Avenue by Albert Hardy 119-11, 26 acres near Sugar factory with water rights offered by C Steffensen Tremont Utah, and Gar land home with easy terms via Thos Wise Owens Meat Market. Also listings for farm and city property by F D Welling and 15 irrigated acres with orchard via T W Whitaker Garland R F D 1. A $50 000 loan offer on approved security with special payment privileges.
Advertisement notes Terrible Itching from eczema and salt rheum and claims Chamberlain's Salve instantly allays itching. Says many cases cured by its use and sold by all dealers.
South of Tremont on Thursday a train engine flue bursts spreading fire. The engineer is slightly burned, train delayed several hours. Garland passengers hoofed it to town, but no serious damage occurred. The party reached Malad around midnight and were reported OK Friday morning.
A few minutes delay in treating croup can be dangerous. The safe approach is to have Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in the home and give a dose at the first signs of croup. Pleasant to take and always reliable. Sold by all dealers.
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