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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
2
The Garland Globe announces subscription terms and advertising rates. Published weekly, the paper lists one year in advance at 81.60 and six months at a reduced term, with rates furnished on application. D A Wixom is referenced in connection with advertising details.
The Utah report notes sugar production in Utah and Idaho totaling about 180 million pounds. Ogden gains its own waterworks system. State funds aid Italian relief. About 1,600 teacher certificates issued in 1908. Provo convention resolutions support Incal op thn. G. A. F. encampment set for August 14 in Salt Lake City. Local fruit, sugar, and tomato outputs ranked, with Leh and Ogden featured. Buckle named assistant attorney general. irrigation project progress steady but slowed by snow. Calls for a state insurance commissioner. Armory plan proposed for Utah National Guard. Deaths include Oscar Gunderson and William Warrington. poisoning ruling on Charles Feinseth. 982 data removals at Utah canneries. coal, sugar, and box car shipments noted. Deputy Seymour Clark murder case remains unsolved at Uintah.
The Italian earthquake of December 28 struck Messina and Reggio with tidal waves and fires, killing tens of thousands and leaving Calabrian towns in ruins. American relief, led by Ambassador Griscom, rushes aid as looting and hunger rise amid a vast humanitarian crisis.
Rome reports repeated shocks on Friday completing the ruin of crumbling buildings. A severe tremor at 3 a.m. and another at dawn were followed by ongoing fires. Investigations indicate that more than half the coastal towns and villages’ population may have perished.
In New York nearly 100000 dollars was raised Thursday for earthquake sufferers. United States Steel gave 25000, Standard Oil 10000, New York Stock Exchange 21000. Mayor McClellan opened the fund at City Hall with gifts from 5000 by Mrs. Russell Sage to a single dollar from an Italian bootblack.
Hugo Defour, labeled an undesirable citizen, fled across the Miralasippi river in a row boat during a gunfire incident with United States Deputy Inspector Harris. He was recaptured, transported from Portland to Boston, and faces deportation for allegedly encouraging legitimate traffic from the Orient.
Rioters roam the ruined city of Reggio looting jewelry stores and banks while gunfire erupts as soldiers, forming improvised patrols, struggle to defend remaining property. The mob’s ferocity grows as authorities attempt restraint amid rising chaos and civilian casualties.
The king and queen of Haty spent four days among the ruins of Calabria and Sicily directing rescue and relief efforts and tending the injured. Their return to time brings relief to Italy as they resume duties at home.
R R man William White of Constantine Street Rivera Michigan suffered a railroad collision leaving kidneys damaged and urine bloodied. After two years in hospital, four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills brought marked improvement, enabling him to regain health and strength. Sold by all dealers for 50c a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY
A Beighton resident reports a hen that lays its eyes on the kitchen table or on a bed inside the house. When the door is closed the bird paces up and down until the door is opened so it can lay its eye in its chosen spot.
An Eye Opener promotes Dr Mitchells Eye Salve as a white odorless preparation for sore weak inflamed swollen and irritated eyes. It claims to ease soreness by applying to the eyelids and rubbing in. Available at stores for 25 cents.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a narrator stating an expense account “come out just even” with spending and another voice questions the oddity, highlighting a discrepancy or quirks in accounting.
A dubious ad promises cure for itching and piles in six to fourteen days with a guaranteed money refund. It alludes to a “Pazogistment” system and mocks female intellect, reflecting sensational early 20th century scam tone.
A newspaper item prints testimonials endorsing Peruna from Mrs. Joseph Hall Chase and Mrs. A L Wetzel. They claim improved senses and head symptoms after using Peruna, produced by The Peruna Drug Mfg Co of Columbus Ohio, with an invitation to ask a doctor for a Free Peruna Almanac for 1909.
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