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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
7
A Roanoke Virginia veteran recounts suffering gravel kidney pain and frequent urination. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he passed a gravel stone, recovered health, and weight. Sold by all dealers for fifty cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
Prominent on the lecture platform Senator Tillman of South Carolina reportedly earns more than any other American public speaker. An authoritative source states his net proceeds this year reach 25000 dollars with lectures paying 260 to 500 dollars each. He is in demand beyond summer Chautauqua circuits, and over the past four years has saved more than 60000 dollars from lecturing. Henry Watterson and Champ Clark are also noted as top earners and high earners among public speakers.
The Bank of England refuses to abandon prosecutions against fraudsters, while the Rothschilds avoid appealing to courts or police to protect public confidence. Also noted is Gen Picquart, minister of war, who fluent in Russian German English and Italian, an Alsatian by birth, explaining his linguistic breadth.
The strangest military unit in the world is a cavalry band at Saint de Moorvay in an east African province under the French governor general at Madagascar. These soldiers ride oxen, the lean animals move with surprising speed as they conduct their operations under French rule.
Captain Matthew Turney of San Francisco, owner of a rchafer, rescued crews from two Norwegian ships wrecked in the South Pacific. He has now received a handsome silver coffee set from the Norwegian government in appreciation.
A woman recounts six years of coffee headaches and nervous distress ending after switching to Postum. She notes improved headaches, eyesight, digestion, and energy, and reports a friend also tried Postum with success after following package instructions. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Nell and Will plot to marry without her father's consent. A late train, a daring engine cab ride, and a whistled start upend plans as they speed toward New Zealand and a dramatic return home. In the end a telegraph message brings forgiveness and a blessed wedding at last.
A historical note on tree winter injury discusses how fruit trees resist cold, with peach and pear trees suffering most in northern climates. It covers factors like fall drought, wetness, defoliation, late growth, and fall rains that weaken wood, plus observations by Prof. H J Eustace that discoloration indicates injury though trees may recover.
A column urges including a home workshop kit for women with essential tools. It cites hammer gimlet saw nails and a water box plus glue pot, noting such tools save time and boost household craft. It predicts women taking up cabinet making and farm repairs, improving home industry and reducing men’s chores.
Local growers must feed raspberry and blackberry bushes to protect new shoots from heavy snows. A Palm Journal illustration shows an excellent plan for supporting the bushes using standard stakes and supports common to cultivators.
A machine may show value in one year but only through long experience can we decide which fruit varieties perform best. It pays to stick to well known, standard, tried and tested clones rather than speculative new types.
In Saratoga during a 1900 convention, ex Governor Odell faced pressure to name a lieutenant governor nominee. His 88-year-old deacon father interrupted at a cottage, ordering Odell to refuse the unwanted pick. Odell obeyed and told leaders to drop the plan.
A woman details an eleven year eczema struggle with hands cracking and a nail loss. After failing doctors and many remedies, she found relief using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, praising the treatment and recommending it to others. Also notes monarchs knowing multiple languages including French German English and Latin across various European rulers.
The Hartford Times notes that horses continue to grow in demand and price despite rising automobile activity. While some classes are scarce, overall supply lags alongside high prices, and the auto industry cannot fully crowd out horses. The piece argues both sectors will persist.
An advertisement proclaims a cure for catarrh and asserts the remedy heals via eye and body systems. It promises one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and invites readers to request testimonials and buy the product from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Oscar S Straus, new secretary of commerce and labor, laments machine made goods robbing art. He says handmade items retain artistic quality and individual expression, arguing philosophy and culture will sustain their value across centuries.
Purveyed as a century-old remedy for purifying blood and improving circulation, Brandreth's Pills are praised as the best blood purifier. Each pill contains sarsaparilla extract with mild vegetable ingredients, suggested for nightly use to boost health. Available widely in plain or sugar-coated forms.
A Pittsburg man in New York recalls his father's counsel to stay on the straight path and shun Wall Street while avoiding the monkey house. The piece also notes Mark Twain and Hannibal, and recounts a university visit. It then explains battleship water use, with up to £,000 gallons daily and reliance on condensers after stores run out.
Important to Mothers urges careful examination of every bottle of Castonia, a claimed safe remedy for infants and children, asserting careful use and efficacy in protecting young victims from illness.
Fragmented text mentions Putnam dyes and simple dyeing method. It references curing a cold with a one day Tate Laxative and vague notes about marriage fatigue. The readable content is partial and lacks coherent events or clear dates or entities beyond these product mentions.
Birmingham Enc. runs the world’s largest pin factory producing 27,000,000 pins each working day, highlighting its massive scale and production capacity.
The cricketer Dr. W G Grace received many gifts from cricket rovers praising his prowess. Among them was perhaps the most embarrassing, a live pig sent by a Worcestershire farmer in recognition of a great batting feat he witnessed.
Senator William A. Clark asserts Chinese immigrants are superior to Japanese in the United States. He cites lending to Chinese individuals who meet obligations and notes Japanese banks employ Chinese in trusted roles, implying greater reliability among Chinamen.
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