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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
3
Miss Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont says doctors failed to help her after hemorrhages from the lungs. She began using Peruna after seeing a similar case in a Peruna almanac and gradually improved. She noted initial slow gain, then coughing up stringy matter decreased, and she became fleshy and well.
A compact verse contrasts romance with finance, noting that love keeps life moving while money acts as the essential lubricant, the axle grease that keeps wheels turning. The lines imply a balance between affection and material support in daily life.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Kiuntachian Tube and that constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It claims most cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness not caused by catarrh, promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as remedies.
A terse dialogue unfolds as a small boy and his uncle debate upbringing and class behavior. The precocious child notes the father’s poor judgment of high class deportment based on things his mother has said.
A collage of ad blurbs and aphorisms shows quack cures and humorous quips. Mentions laxative tablets, cold remedies, and a joke about a clever wife. The text preserves quirky slogans and unrelated lines, reflecting a damaged newspaper fragment.
Senator Morley Vernon yields to Miss Maria Greene’s suffrage push amid a political wager, romance, and a near scandal. Amelia confronts the politics of persuasion, while the anti suffrage lobby strengthens its hold. Vernon’s triumph falters as personal loyalties collide with public ambition. The finale hints at political machine power and a rekindled romance.
In Chapter XIV continued, Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop and Miss Greene clash over a woman rights vote. The lobbyists defend their work while senators watch, as Miss Greene questions appearances and propriety. Morley is asked to refine his introductions.
The fragment shows Amelia and Ver in a hotel waiting room with Mrs Overman Hodge La. The text is incomplete but points to a social scene in a hotel setting. No further names or actions are clear.
A dying wife urges her husband William Henry Brown to marry again for the sake of their motherless children. He awkwardly mentions a neighbor widow Jones as a possible partner. She rebukes him but calms, and by the next day she is out of bed and downstairs, revealing a strong will and humor.
A seaweed invader in France has stolen about 400000 oysters from Breton beds Morbian Quiberon and Belle Isle. Seeds drift up the English Channel with Gulf Stream currents, settle on oysters, and grow to the size of a duck egg. When mature the water evaporates, leaving air to form a balloon that lifts the oyster away.
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