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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
7
Women describe chronic backaches as a warning signal from nature. The pain often centers in the small of the back and can extend to the sides with bearing-down sensations, nervousness, and loss of ambition. Action or remedy is not specified in the text.
A reader reports suffering female troubles and backache until Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound was used. She credits the remedy with restoring sleep appetite and regular cycles after two months, with improvement also noted by the Ladies' Aid and Mission Society in Atlanta Georgia.
A rugged reflective note lists maxims on money marriage and merit. It jokes that many fools remain unborn while stressing caution in confidence and argument. The speaker likens life to a card game and a clouded man to a borrowed umbrella.
Prof Edward C Pickering of the Harvard Observatory proposes an international observatory. His committee would include eminent astronomers to raise funds and build a gigantic telescope at the best site on earth for collective scientific work.
A man details decades of dyspepsia and poor health tied to coffee. After switching to Postum he reports complete recovery, weight gain, and is now medicine free. His family also adopts Postum. A 10 day trial is touted by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
Navy recruitment notes a strong Midwest pool of recruits, with fewer disqualifications, higher learning aptitude, and extensive training. Apprentices start at 16 dollars monthly during instruction, with free board, lodging, uniform, and transportation. Progression offers pay rises to petty officer levels and chief petty officer, plus unique duties and possible commissioned ranks after exams.
Georgia Senator Bacon cites figures on an ice ship canal while Maryland Senator Whyte questions their source. Bacon says his secretary found them, and Whyte claims he used similar acme figures in a prior senate speech.
Mrs Gailey fretted about choosing a bathing suit and asked for suggestions. Her husband offered a blunt tip to lower the bottom of the suit toward sea level, prompting a quick exchange.
The Paris syndicate of women in the feather and artificial flower trades shows a budget at 60 cents daily for a month's needs. It lists 60 items of expense with tiny amounts for meals, heating, lighting, clothing, and utilities, totaling about two dollars per year surplus after essential costs. The piece notes landlord wills favoring caretakers and conditi ons for inheritance as relief measures amid hardship.
A historical excerpt notes that talent in one field does not guarantee success in another. It recounts Rob a tall Scotchman who pursued diving after seeking high wages but panicked underwater losing his air due to valve errors and fear. His failures end his diving career as unsuitable for the trade.
Capt J W Hogan of Indianola reports kidney cure after long suffering with pains neuralgia headaches and urinary symptoms. The note credits Da Kidney Pills with restoring health. Also notes aging trees and a veteran cashier Henry P Adams with sixty years in U S service.
A collection of quips and pithy sayings ridiculing social pretensions religious foibles and human foibles. It lampoons talkers moralists and the absurdities of daily life with wary humor and sharp irony.
A Washington Pa man recalls severe stomach pain dizziness and a rash tied to bad blood. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People he reports clear skin relief and better health and urges others to try them. The ad lists prices and delivery details.
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