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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
7
Peruna is a household friend in morean a million homes and growing daily. The old remedy is advertised for ca tarrhal diseases of the head throat lungs stomach kidneys bladder and female organs. Ask your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1907.
A German expedition officer reports meeting English traveler Mrs Frances Campbell alone in central Morocco. She reportedly crossed the country on horseback with few servants as her escort, pursuing fearless outdoor exploration.
Fragmentary ad like text pushes dubious cures and quirky claims. It mocks a cold remedy promise and includes odd lines about gifts and a jab at a named figure, all in a satirical, garbled tone with no clear source context.
The proposal seeks to purchase about 8,000 acres around the Mall extending to beyond the monument to house State War and Navy departments, Justice and Labor. Estimated cost near 10 million dollars now, rising to 15 million later. The move aims to end crowded rented space and improve location and surroundings.
A Capitol Hill officer recalls returning home at two in the morning to find every door and window open. A country cousin slept undisturbed on the sofa inside. The officer joked the cousin planned to outpace any robbers with multiple exits if intruders entered.
The text discusses Elihu Root's shift from blunt legal style to formal diplomatic phrasing. It notes Root had Adee draft important communications in the ornate diplomacy tradition, seeking a safer, more ceremonial tone for foreign powers.
The article notes the Washington DC site for the House of Representatives office building laid 11,000,000 bricks in 1906 with a notably open winter of 1900 00 aiding progress. It claims this brick volume is the largest annual total for any building in the United States and likely the world.
A New Hampshire hotel owner earns a dubious reputation for harsh rules and privilege doors. He restricted newspapers ink and stationery to guests only and posted a clock for guests of the hotel, sparking local scorn and a public-relations jab at mean behavior.
A Fulton Oswego County family describes a one and a half year old girl with persistent eczema and an eye ulcer. After four doctors failed to help, the Cuticura treatment costs $1 and heals sores in a week, though eyesight could not be restored. The claim ends with praise for Cuticura as best for skin troubles and blood impurities.
In England, discussion centers on tapping Sudan natural resources through scientific exploration. The Blue Nile banks and upper reaches toward the Abyssinian frontier host ebony trees and the White Nile along the Sobat area contains rubber creeper. Bahryel Ghazal forests lie inland with gold in some mountains and search will extend to fuel.
A humorous exchange between a pistol and a double barreled shotgun ends with both weapons exploding with laughter in a Chicago Daily News quirky conte. The playful line plays on being half shot and evokes a cartoonish moment of comic violence.
An assortment of old advertisements touts Garfield Tea as a cure for indigestion and liver kidney stomach and blood purification. It claims a poor man lives longer than a rich man due to fewer doctors and promises a $100 reward for catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure.
A historic claim extols horse and dog lifespans with wide uncertainty then promotes Allcock's porous plaster as a trusted remedy. The ad asserts sixty years of use and worldwide availability, praising pure simple ingredients and child safety while identifying Allcock's as original and genuine.
A European doctor who spent years in Tokyo notes bath temperatures around 104 degrees Fahrenheit followed by a cold plunge. He observed that after such heat and douche he felt warm all day in winter, while in summer the same routine proved cooling and refreshing.
Washington produced 10.5 billion shingles in 1906, about 68 percent of U.S. output. The state has 469 mills with a daily output of 7.94 million shingles, about 18 percent higher than 1905. No other state nears a yearly 1 billion shingles.
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