Garland Globe Lost in garbled Utah notice
Fragmented OCR text from Garland Globe shows publishing details and erroneous subscription rates. mentions Utah and February 1906 postal entry with garbled phrases and advertising rate references.
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from Garland Globe shows publishing details and erroneous subscription rates. mentions Utah and February 1906 postal entry with garbled phrases and advertising rate references.
Discussion on the importance of education and finances in communities, praising Utah’s schools. Notes Utah's high ranking among states, medals won at St. Louis Exposition and Portland Fair, and the appeal of good schools to settlers seeking homes. Mentions young people from surrounding states.
Cut this out and take it to Riter Bros Drugstore for a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The claim is these tablets are easier to take and more pleasant to take than pills and they address stomach liver and bowel disorders.
The piece notes graduates and teachers from top schools, praising rising educational interest. It questions whether Boxelder County schools keep pace with the state, while affirming overall quality. It highlights parental responsibility and recalls a Brigham City scholar trustee whose efforts improved minds and morals.
A testimonial from Mary Brown of Poughkeepsie New York praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a reliable pleasant laxative. The ad claims benefits for the stomach liver and bowels and is guaranteed by Riter Bros Drug Co.
Discussion warns that many fatalities stem from a cold unless properly treated early. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, stating it loosens coughs and aids lung relief, with sales at Riter Bros Drag Co.
A reader argues for unifying county school districts to end unequal taxes and varied school terms. He notes 72 trustees handle schools, advocates reducing to three to five officials, and stresses the superintendent’s role in guiding teachers, trustees, and parents.
A health recovered man invites fellow sufferers to request his free prescription for consumption asthma catarrh bronchitis and lung ailments. He claims the simple remedy cured him after years of illness and offers to mail the recipe without charge to interested readers.
A quoted exchange notes a self made man admitting a fault in not advertising for bids. The statement underscores a missed opportunity in procurement and reflects on business practices and accountability.
A brief opinion discusses school workloads and the need to reform issues affecting future citizens. The writer thanks diligent parents and teachers while urging state care to overcome educational evils in Kelton.
Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Me now 70 years old reports Electric Bitters cured her chronic dyspepsia of twenty years. The tonic claims to cure stomach and liver diseases blood disorders general debility and bodily weakness. Sold with a guarantee at Biter Bros Drug Co 50c.
Inventor F. W. Nightingale of Quincy Massachusetts converts ordinary wheeled vehicles into snow shoe equipped runners. Shoes lay on ground the vehicle drives in and clamps bolt them in place. Front runner option suggested for automobiles to ease snowy travel.
Mr. Gunner recalls a day at the races with varied luck. He bets ten dollars on a sure thing and loses then wins a five dollar shot. A tip leads to a twenty five dollar wager on a dark horse and loses. A found one dollar bill yields a hundred to one payout and a big windfall.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Croup Cure as a safe, pleasant remedy that stops croup in 90 minutes with no vomiting or distress. It emphasizes the product targets croup alone and claims rapid effectiveness.
A Smithsonian official cites a wheatear as the source of the phrase bowing the white feather. The bird, a French gray with a drab breast and a white tail spot, is common in Scotland where it is known as the clacharan.
Springfield resident Mrs. Grant Shy testifies that Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals cuts wounds burns and skin eruptions. It is guaranteed by Riter Bros Drug Co in Illinois.
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