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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
7
An old advertorial note touts a formula using Virgin Oil of Pine with glycerin and whisky to heal lung ailments and colds within a day. It warns against imitation products and claims the oil neutralizes uric acid while promising easy accessibility at drugstores and prescriptionists.
German naturalists and doctors discuss artificial head shaping in infants. Dr Walcher claims head shape can be molded by resting position, noting a short head may become long with side resting. He cites a case where a short-headed child grew long after 18 months. Novelist Thomas Hardy earnings noted with early publication offers and author’s reaction.
Has Seen Much of Life, Avery Mellhenny, though only six years old, has circled the earth, hunted big game in Africa, fought in a small war, and is a former rough rider. He is among Louisiana’s wealthiest men, owner of a famed Avery Island pepper farm in Theria parish and a large pepper sauce factory. The Mellennys hosted the president's older daughter in New Orleans at carnival time two years ago, and the president was their guest last year.
A 66 year old resident testifies that stimulants mortgage energy and injure health. He details quitting coffee and starting Postum Wood Coffee with months of benefits including relief from rheumatism better sleep steadier nerves and clearer thinking. He cites Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and recommends The Road to Wellville.
London reports say German officials view the second peace conference at The Hague as limited by the shah of Persia’s death. Britain and Russia align on guarding India, while Persia trade aims and naval bases threaten cooperation. The United States and Germany favor delaying Russia’s Hague date.
Secretary Hitchcock has withdrawn 665 600 acres of unalienated public lands in western Colorado from disposal to add to the Uncompahgre forest reserve. The lands lie on part of the Uncompahgre plateau and San Miguel valley, stretching from south of Montrose west to Utah. The current reserve covers about 400000 acres. the addition will nearly double it.
Washington notes that 1906 was a banner year in U S industrial activity surpassing all prior records. The Bureau of Statistics reports raw materials and manufacturing value rising to $402 million in eleven months, with exports projected to exceed $700 million for the year.
Boise reports definite word that the Short Line will construct a rail line this year from Armstead on the Utah Northern to Gilmore district in Lemhi county about seventy miles. Gilmore properties have consolidated with Junction Mining, and a large smelting plant is planned. The district is a lead and silver center with expected mining expansion. Gilmore ore has previously been hauled seventy miles by wagon.
The president on Saturday sent to the Senate a message urging Congress to act to remedy the break in the Colorado River four miles below the international boundary in Mexico. The fault threatens property interests in the Imperial Valley of California and requires prompt action to prevent conditions from becoming extreme and impracticable to remedy.
Miss Rosa Weil stood from the gallery and fired a revolver at Judge J A McDonald in a St. Louis circuit court session. The bullet missed, she was disarmed and arrested. Weil was involved in a disputed inheritance case heard two months earlier.
Washington dispatch to the Tribune reports a planned revolution in the Democratic campaign with pledges backing Champ Clark of Missouri for Democratic leader in the House and support for John Sharp Williams of Mississippi as speaker candidate. Williams’ supporters contest the outcome, but pledges reportedly form a caucus majority for Clark.
Captain J W Hogan former postmaster of Indianola now living at Avastin Texas says Dean's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble back pain headaches neuralgia blurred vision and weak flow of urine. He reports energy and eyesight restored and praises the remedy as effective. Bold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. French President's Double Found Appears A Rue Saint Honore merchant closely resembles M Fallieres and is escorted by a man resembling the president's private secretary on promenades through Faubourg Saint Honore.
A man recounts a decade of severe itchy scaly eruptions that spread across his body and caused hair loss. After trying arsenic iodine sulphur and many remedies without relief, he used Cuticura Ointment following Cuticura Soap and was completely cured. He offers to share details with interested readers.
A 65 ton, 65 foot high lighthouse at Asitabula was moved 750 feet along a river without dismantling. It was placed on a lighter, towed, then set on a new stand, raised by jacks and moved on rollers with guy ropes steadying it.
An OCR fragment mixes product pitches and famous quotes about truth and justice. It mentions remedies for cold and headaches, a laxative, and references Heraclitus and Plato, all in a garbled, ad style. The text reads like filler from a late 19th or early 20th century page.
A fragmented advertisement mix warns against mercurial catarrh remedies and touts Brandreth's Pills as a century old trusted laxative. It cites cautions about mercury in medicines and promotes a cure from F J Ahenes Co Toledo. The piece ends urging readers to ask friends to explain word pairs and references common ailments.
A historic flood on the Yellow River in China overwhelms embankments after years of careful work. The torrent, described as a flood comparable to five Danubes, has caused immense loss and forced engineers to confront the river’s power anew.
A quirky frontier exchange from the Androscoggin region depicts a storekeeper joking about scarce stock and suggesting where to find items. The dialogue turns to a past hunting accident and a local dispute over a five shilling debt, mentioning Hen Passley as the guide.
Aels notes mention the earl and countess of Tankerville in Shropshire attending crowded meetings linked to art. The countess, Lenora Van Marter, is American. the earl served in the House of Lords and shares a passion for art. References to public works and various care advertisements are also present in the text.
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