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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented excerpt blends an old tale about roses without thorns and tribal delegates, rising from a legend about protection and justice. It shifts to a reflection on daily habits, manners, and courtesy, arguing true courtesy must become second nature and guide social behavior.
The Neue Presse recounts a humorous incident about Count Andrassy famed for his oiled hair. After a key Austrian ministerial document passed the council, the president joked that Andrassy had read it, noting the imprint of his fingers on the page.
A fragmentary passage discusses Switzerland placing goats before humans and penalties for harm to goats, alongside a tangential tale of a boy and a goat. It then shifts to a chat about an etching gift from Dubley and a rearrangement of pictures in a parlor.
A fragmentary dialogue mentions Mrs. Wedderly Calghing and Miss Elderleigh, noting marriage and a lone ungranted wish. The text plays with domestic wishes and a reference to a pup and a husband.
In an 1880s style scene set in Oldtop a freckled boy named Jackie rebels against strict dressing norms. His cousin James resists authority as the Fourth of July celebration looms and a bet over clothes leads to a tumble in the street.
The fragment speaks in a gossip tone about a past incident where ridicule occurred two years ago and hints at a belief in past life connections influencing current events and relationships.
A fragmented report from Cleveland clarifies a violent incident where the victim recalls blows to the face and references a landlord sentiment. The sparse wording suggests a local crime inquiry with limited details available.
Justice of the Peace At M Light of Rolla Missouri a member of Knights of Pythias endorses Deans Kidney Pills and recommends their use. The pills cost 60 cents a box and are sold by all dealers, Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York distributes them.
United States immigration commissioner Frank P. Sargent recalls a Swedish woman in Washington who, after her husband lost work and rent fell behind, refuses a landlord’s demand for a kiss, saying she and her husband are too poor to pay but not to kiss.
A mother recalls her one and a half year old daughter suffering eight months from eczema. After three doctors failed, an eye specialist declared the eye lost. She used Cuticura Remedies costing 1 and child improved in three days, with sores cleared in a week though eyesight could not be restored.
A humorous dialogue contrasts courage across genders via a professor and a witty remark on ice cream sodas. The piece ends with a homiletic note praising how great men grow wiser with age and the sunset of years enhances their soul.
An old advertisement extols health and charm of a lively woman and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for nervousness irregularities backache and related female complaints. It quotes testimonials from New York readers and invites contact with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and advice.
An old Scotch lady died suddenly after a doctor was summoned. He found her unconscious and, upon arriving, calmly took the guinea she had prepared and whispered Sensible to the lat as he pocketed the fee.
A historic ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as indispensable for millions. It claims relief for tired feet, antiseptic healing, and the ability to cure while you walk. The promotion cites over 90 000 testimonials and urges buyers to demand the original foot powder.
A man warns about the danger of firewater as an Indian respondent notes the risk, especially the kind the paleface pours into his automobile. The exchange underscores concerns about alcohol and driving in a Western setting.
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