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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

7

Honest Doctor Recommends Peruna for Catarrh

Sylvester E. Smith of Granite Block Missouri writes that exposure caused catarrhal bronchial trouble and Peruna restored his health in three months. A. W. Perrin M D Brooklyn reports using Peruna with patients and endorses it as effective. Peruna available at druggists in the region.

Sylvester E. Smith Loula Peruna Pertna A. W. Perrin M. D Halsey Brooklyn N. Y Salles

London Fog Sets Mood in Blurred Manuscript Chapter

A writer describes using London atmosphere to evoke fog in a manuscript, noting the third chapter is blurred and unreadable, with the publisher and author discussing tonal effect.

London

Swadesh Ideas Stir Anglo-Indian Debates and Industry Growth

The piece notes Sir William Harcourt’s remark on social ties and Swadesh, praising indigenous industry while criticizing extrem ist Swadesh advocates. It cites Pioneer Mail on the difficulty of teaching a pretty girl to whistle, with a risqué exchange about kissing.

William Harcourt Pioneer Mail

An Effective Hint and French Sateiric Wit

The passage presents phrases about feigned pain and indirect hints as a social tactic. It includes oblique observations on behavior and deception amid a miscellany of quotes and nonsensical fragments. The mix hints at a playful, fragmented page note in a historical newspaper.

A Worrisome Weed Chickweed alsineg media in Briton

The common chickweed Stellaria media is a pernicious weed in Britain, hardy and tenacious, with seedlings surviving winter. It often escapes control because seed production persists into late autumn and sometimes February or March. Control options include deep removal, fall plowing, crop rotation with rye or winter wheat, early spring tillage, and spraying a solution of iron sulphate or copperas at 1.5 to 2 pounds per gallon in dry calm weather.

Brown Gray

Making Poor Soil Productive Through Patient Management

The article argues that poor soil can be transformed into good soil with proper treatment over time. It cites European practice of altering soil characteristics, explains the large effort required to add clay over acres, and notes that gradual improvements yield permanent mechanical changes. It also discusses plant food loss and replacement costs, urging study of soils and intelligent farming to maximize nutrient availability.

Europe

Wagon End Board

A pasting description explains building a breaking end gate for wagons with hinges inside the board, cleats across ends, a strap iron latch, a hold through screw setup, and a sideways button to open the gate without removing the tall screw.

Helpful hints for farmers and garden lovers

Advice on farming practice and crop management. The text urges using land wisely and avoiding millet for seed grass while praising alfalfa for hay. It notes a western city proposing fines for roaming chickens and extols garden enjoyment and efficient tools like the wheeled hoe.

Caring for Fruits and Reducing Waste on Farms

The article advocates valuing fallen fruit to cut waste and poverty. It cites farmer Walter S. Smith and Lee McDaniel, who raked up and fed fallen apples to hogs, reducing insect eggs and orchard damage while keeping grounds clear. Judicious picking timing is urged.

Walter 8. Smith Indiana Lee McDaniel

Sorghum Compared With Timothy Hay In Feed Value

Analysis shows sorghum has similar protein and fat to timothy hay as livestock feed. It contains about 4.5 percent protein, 23 percent nitrogen free extract, and 8.25 percent fat, while timothy has five percent protein, 45 percent nitrogen free extract, and three percent fat.

Bed Bound for Months Mrs Enos Shearer Recovers

Mrs Enos Shearer of Yow and Washington Streets Centralia Washington describes years of weakness sleeplessness and swelling. After four months bed confinement three doctors said no cure and she was given up to die. Shearer credits Deans Kidney Pills with a full recovery and return to health. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Enos Shearer Washington Sta Centralia Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Emma Cake Quarrel Sparks Lesson Ban

The note describes a playful threat from Tommy to his sister Emma over cake. He jokes that sharing cake will spoil her plan so she cannot take a lesson for a fortnight. No additional context or names provided.

Tommy Emma

For and Against in Death Penalty Jury Selection

A Philadelphia defense lawyer describes the difficulties in forming a jury for a murder trial. Prospective jurors faced questions on the death penalty with surprising replies. A butcher and a life insurance agent gave conflicting views when asked about opposing the death penalty.

Philadelphia

Not the Chair and the Plane Visit

A satirical exchange recounts a collector from an installment house visiting a polite arrears debtor. The scene shifts to a busy man and an urchin at an office, where the child questions the horse’s restraint and the man’s fear of a runaway steed amid a humorous misunderstanding.

New Postum Testimonial Highlights Health Gains

A Washington physician describes years of headaches and poor sleep tied to coffee use. After switching to Postum with proper preparation, he reports headaches gone, better sleep, clearer memory, weight gain, and renewed energy. He credits dropping coffee and endorses Postum as nourishment with added phosphates and albumens.

Wash D. C Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Doctor’s joking tale at gate of heaven shocks audience

Dr Arthur T Holbrook recounted a humorous death tale about a man named Evans who arrives at heaven’s gates and is told he does not belong. St Peter finds his name in the book and admits him, noting he wasn’t expected for 20 years. The joke references a doctor and a misnamed arrival.

Arthur T. Holbrook Evans Pearly Gates St. Peter Peter John Evans Exid Milwaukee

Red Blood Belief Sparks Child’s Injury Tale

A Philadelphia Ledger tale recalls three year old Allan who, told by his aristocratic grandmother that he had blue blood, injures his finger and explains he is not crying from pain but because it is only red blood. The family reaction centers on class prejudice.

Allan Mamma Grandma Philadelphia Ledger

Itching Humor on Boy Began with Sores

Mrs. Frank Donahue reports her child suffered itching sores starting on the hands and spreading all over the body. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, washing nightly and applying the ointment, the boy was fully cured in four days.

Frank Donahue Fremont St Kokomo Ind

Absent Minded Clerk Recalled From Nation Department

The scene centers on a firm head who plans to be out of town and may be detained. He asks if a plane should be sent or taken along, while an office boy interjects about a ball game, and the employer insists the business can wait until another day.

Nation Department William

Tea distances prompt trade note from New York and San Francisco

A brief trade notice notes TEA NEW YORK is distant from Japan while SAN FRANCISCO is nearer. It states grocers refund money if customers dislike Schilling’s Heat and that the grocer pays the refund.

New York Japan San Francisco Schilling

Readjusted Conditions and Terms With Capitalists Quoted

Dustin Stax says the change brings fighting to closer range while addressing a question about rosie and mer gera and their stance toward great capitalists. The Washington Star quotes the exchange as a reflection of shifting dynamics.

Dustin Stax Washington Star

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