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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
4
The Garland Globe, published Saturdays in Garland Utah, lists subscription terms of one year one dollar sixty cents two months sixteenths and three months by mail. Advertising rates are available on application. Entered as second class matter February seventeenth, 1906 at Garland Utah.
The Roosevelt Third Term National League urges Theodore Roosevelt's renomination, arguing his leadership stabilizes politics and society amid distrust and corporate power. It portrays his personality as essential to national harmony and contends removing him would invite disorder and weaken the fabric of government.
A public statement argues that wealth and powerful forces will fight Roosevelt’s nomination for a third term. It asserts Roosevelt should be responsive to the people and that re election in 1908 would not be a true third term, insisting the people judge and the President serves the public.
The article warns that most fatalities stem from a cold and urges careful treatment early. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, claiming it loosens the cough, eases the lungs, clears secretions, and aids natural recovery. Sold by the local drug firm.
The league urges Theodore Roosevelt be nominated for the Presidency and re elected in 1908. Epvano A. Honvxen as president and N.B. Havex as secretary pledge support and invite interested parties to contact E Hayek at the Rocavelt Third Term National League in the Tribune Building Chicago.
A recovered sufferer invites fellow patients to request a free copy of his cure for consumption asthma catarrh bronchitis and throat and lung maladies. He claims health restoration and urges sufferers to write Rev Edward A Wilson Brooklin Y to obtain the prescription at no cost.
An editorial urges forming debating and literary societies to compare political ideas from 1776 to now, arguing they educate voters in Utah about parties and issues. It recalls a county precinct group that debated independence, the Constitution, and governance, praising their wit and knowledge and calling for more inclusive sessions.
A brief history of the mignonette plant, tracing its origin in North Africa to Italy and Paris, its introduction to England by Lord Batem an in 1742, and its French name le Reseda odorant. Also mention of Dr Shoop's Preventics candy tablets touted to prevent colds, sold in 5 and 25 cent boxes.
A reader laments fashion slavery for women and notes hats suit only certain hairdos, urging bare heads for originality. An ad promotes Dr Shoop Catarrh Cure with a free trial box, claiming the balm soothes the throat nose and freshens breath and invites readers to investigate at all dealers.
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