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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
7
A Rocklyn Washington woman writes that Peruna and Manulin let her work again after four difficult years. She credits the remedy with enabling daily tasks like milking cows and household chores and says she would be in bed without advice from Dr. Hartman.
A London Evening Standard writer laments abbreviation habits and notes the public adopting Bakerloo as the term for the Baker Street and Waterloo railway. Observers recall an omnibus jibe and the official use of Bakerloo Tube at Trafalgar Square, highlighting speech convenience and urban slang.
A Elizabethtown pastor recounts a severe illness described as La Girippe that caused collapse and wasting. After using Grape-Nuts, he reports regained weight, better sleep, improved appetite, and renewed ability to preach. He endorses the product as a powerful restoring agent and notes the associated promotional program from Postum Co.
John H Stockwell, 94, Charlestown Ind former Clark County sheriff, relays a tale of Hoosier origin from 1820 at Louisville. A Clark County Indianan defends camp against a boastful Kentuckian, proclaiming hush as power, leading to the label Husher then Hoosier.
A doctor warns that Sunday dyspepsia results from overeating at the weekend. He contrasts weekday meals with a heavy 10 am breakfast and enormous Sunday dinner, followed by a light late supper. He prescribes a simple 6 o'clock Sunday dinner to counter the habit.
In Philadelphia two workmen formed a human chain to rescue a colleague dangling after a scaffold collapse near the Sixth National Bank. John Nichols and Thomas Jefferies, both injured, were aided by other workers and firemen. Nichols was rushed to Pennsylvania Hospital with multiple contusions but is not considered seriously hurt.
President Roosevelt awarded the Medal of Honor to Charles W. Haight of Utica New York and George H. Williams of Braintree Massachusetts for daring acts to save others. Haight climbed onto a locomotive pilot to haul a child from the rails at West Winfield New York on April 26 1905. Williams ran in front of a train at Quincy Massachusetts on December 21 1905 to rescue a woman and was injured and hospitalized for four months.
English visitor George B. Winter arrived on the Kronprinz Wilhelm with his son and proposed improvements for U S Army dress. He joked that privates would look like officers and officers like generals and that outfits could cost $500 to $1,000 per man. He praised American soldiers for their attire.
The Brooklyn landlord Noah Clark of Manhattad Avenue and Noble Street is praised by Greenpoint parents as a model for landlords who welcome tenants. He recently posted a row of hidden warnings on Morgan Avenue and sent a congratulations note with a one month rent receipt to Aly Metue after the birth of his baby.
Mrs. Carrie Hamilton of Brattleboro is the busiest woman in Vermont among Joe dealers. She serves as secretary of the Vermont Joe Dealers association and is the state’s only woman joe dealer. Her enterprises span dairies lumber and other industries with strong fraternal and official ties. Last winter her ice concern harvested more than any other in Vermont.
A large black bear stirred excitement last week as it roamed near Aleck Park and Harper Wolford’s properties. Aleck’s two dogs chased the bear to a garden fence, then the creature evaded hunters along the creek while pursued by many with little rest.
A historic announcement urges careful examination of Castorta bottles for infants and children. It emphasizes parental example and sensible care, linking child behavior to parental conduct and restraint. The piece reflects period concerns about remedies and moral guidance in family life.
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