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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
7
A devout Eben Soule seeks guidance on practicing in the town band. The Methodist minister humorously reassures him that playing the horn won’t ruin his grace, but warns Eben to balance music with family and neighbors to avoid temptation.
An old man polishes a musket and tests a distant bottle with his grandson Rufus. The gun fires a loud bang, and Erastus reassures Rufus about his eyesight, saying he is still good for several years.
A boastful notice touts a $100 reward for evidence that Catarrh Cure works. It claims a universal remedy cures a constitutional disease and promotes health, urging readers to request testimonials and purchase from F. J. Chasey & Co. in Toledo, Ohio, with side pitches for Hall's Family Pills.
A quirky exchange unfolds as Bobby and Johnny dig near a window. Johnny declares his grandma is dead and his shoe has gone to Heaven. Bobby responds calmly, speculating the shoe is standing up and looking around.
Canon Jeremiah Moynihan born in 1808 guards his exact birthday, living with friends at 193 Thirty-ninth Street. At 100 plus, he remains active in church, attributes longevity to regular meals and sleep, dislikes worry, and jokes he could best a 70-year-old in a moment.
The aged canon Moynihan, born in Kanturk County Cork, recalls Emmet era and Irish rebellion with sharp humor. Now about 70, he still sermons and celebrated Mass in Chicago, speaks six languages, and remembers the red coats with enduring defiance. He long ago served as rector in Bradford Indiana and spent 60 years in New Orleans as a canon.
Russia considers a vast waterway across Siberia almost parallel to the Trans-Siberian railway. The plan aims to connect five great rivers Tobol Ishim Ketn Ob Yenisei with canals or light railways, and the government has ordered extensive surveys.
Wright brothers remain confident after a recent accident. They finished a sturdier machine in Dayton and will return to Manteo in August to resume experiments. The planned endurance test aimed for 80 miles in 1 hour 20 minutes, with government trials next August requiring one hour aloft. One or both brothers may travel to Europe soon then return with the craft. The airframe measures 40 feet by 80 feet, a 640 square foot buoyant area, and is designed to carry four men when needed.
Washington. James Wilson secretary of agriculture plans to resign after a long tenure of 11 years the only cabinet member to serve through four administrations. He built up the department since 1897 and may be replaced by Gifford Pinchot if he leaves. The forestry service administers 164000000 acres of land.
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota reports a five month hospital stay ending in discharge as incurable with six months to live. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with restoring his health and states he has felt well since.
A young boy recalls most major league players by name, impressing onlookers. His sister notes the bright promise shown by his quick knowledge of the sport and its figures.
A mother recalls her two year old son’s six month eczema suffering. After trying doctors with no relief, a Cutlerla Remedies course brought sleep, healing, and a clear face in about two months, with the child remaining eczema-free since.
A jumble of quirky vignettes from Harper’s Weekly as Mrs Jones recalls offbeat exchanges. A fishmonger quips about life while a drug clerk notes a first telephone use and a stammering office boy begs to finish a question at the boss’s desk.
A cryptic fragment notes customer dissatisfaction with Schilling's Best, mentioning a money-back street policy and shoe coverage, but details are unclear. The passage suggests complaints about a product or promotion and a monetary guarantee tied to customer street locations.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer describes a caller who, declined for a spring poem, offers an essay titled Woman and Her Defects. The editor quips about the author’s familiarity and humorously returns the essay.
A father laments his son's memory lapses in a domestic vignette from the Harding family. The exchange centers on the last election figures on the bulletin board and a remark about writing down numbers. Youth's Companion.
Collage of ad copy including Allen's Foot-Ease promises pain relief for smarting feet and ingrown nails, Pettit's Eye Salve for eye injuries, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and various quips about rent, travel, and social conduct.
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