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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
7
Mrs Aline DePasse of New York declares Peruna and Manalin cured seven years of catarrh affecting head throat and digestive organs after twelve bottles. Milktr ed Grey of Appleton Wisconsin also endorses Peruna for stomach catarrh noting relief after six bottles and full cure after completing course.
A sixty mile tornado hit the Indian Territory oil fields on Wednesday morning killing three field workers, Frank Roper and two unidentified men, and causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Dozens of rigs tanks and buildings were wrecked across Glenn Off Red Fork Tulai Kiefer and Bird Creek spill areas with many injuries reported.
The Rev. Henry C. Mable, head of the American Baptist Mission Union, returns from the Orient after a four month tour. He warns Americans not to underrate Japan, noting a standing army of a million and disciplined, stocky soldiers trained in jiu jitsu. Harvard closes its 271st year with 650 graduates amid ceremonies. In Denver, Zack A. Shire, who claimed murder confession, is released after jury deemed sane, denying recollection of any confession.
Denver reports Cole K C Sterling once Cripple Creek chief of detectives faces charges by Clarence Darrow in Holse court over the Independence depot explosion that killed fourteen and injured others. Sterling declines to comment or confirm whether he will testify in the Haywood trial in Boise.
A bomb exploded in Erivan square as a wagon carrying $170,000 arrived under Cossack escort. Two Imperial Bank workers were killed and the money bags disappeared with no trace found. The attack targeted the treasury amid a crowded scene.
Mrs. James French of Taunton Massachusetts describes chronic kidney weakness with back pain and nervous strain. Donn's Kidney Pills relieved her, and after six boxes her condition improved with no return of symptoms. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A vigorous visiting minister in a Pennsylvania mining town preached from a fragile antique pulpit. As he thundered "The righteous shall stand, but the wicked shall fall" the pulpit broke free and he toppled to the floor. He rose and quipped that he was not hurt but hated the connection.
Mrs. Eliza A. Wiley of Liscomb Iowa writes that after eleven years of eczema and multiple doctors she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. The treatment healed her cracked bleeding hands and even a fingernail loss, with continued use keeping her hands clear.
Ida Kremer recounts her life as a governess in the house of Countess Montignoco. She was compelled to leave by order of the court marshal of the king of Saxony.
A jokey quip contrasts chauffeurs and surgeons. A bored man admits the chauffeur “runs people down” and the surgeon “cuts them up.” A man escapes on a streetcar. In another anecdote a pampered husband complains about harsh cigars, while a wife defends their branded Colorado Maduro.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Eage as a cure for foot pain and a remedy for corns. It claims customers in Olmsted and Le Roy New York can buy the product at shoe stores with sample price and no substitutes.
A fragmented clipping contrasts London and New York City with New York having more telephones while London holds 2,000,000 more residents. Mentions Mia Winslow’s Boothing Syrup for teething and fever relief amid miscellaneous archaic ad copy and Shakespearean quips.
The new state owned Transalpine railway of 180 miles opens paths through a scenic region accessible to American travelers after Naples or Gibraltar. It features 49 tunnels totaling ten miles, 50 bridges including a long stone span over the Izongo, and 678 smaller bridges and viaducts. The report notes canal work buildings for Panama workers and four Y M C A clubs to house laborers, with four more planned.
A description highlights a remarkably impressive man who can transform weather talk into praise. The speaker admires his ability to credit the day with charm, making others value him for simply commenting on the weather.
A Victorian era note describes hardening a drill by dipping its red hot tip into phuric acid in a shallow vessel. The method yields a very hard point while keeping the shank soft, with occasional voter references noting electing an honest man.
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