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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
7
The article stresses regular attention to clocks not letting them run down. It advises keeping hands forward, avoiding reversing adjustments, not moving balanced clocks, and not shifting them for dusting or decoration. It notes small daily time deviations may indicate uneven pricing.
Mrs. Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga writes of ulceration and inflammation of female organs healed in months by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with relief in days and urges other women to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s free advice, noting strict confidentiality and continued patient referrals.
Indiana Pennsylvania reports a clash near Ernest and Anita mines as state constabulary and striking miners clash. Eight strikers wounded, three fatally, after a band member fired on troops triggering a carbine volley. Wounded taken to Adrian hospital. afternoon meeting canceled.
Kansas City report says a conference sub committee secured concessions from operators ending the soft coal miners strike. Nine district presidents across Kansas Indian Territory Arkansas Missouri had bargained since May 20 to renew the 190% price scale through March 31 1908 affecting about 32 000 miners. The strike began April 1 and is now settled.
President Roosevelt forwarded to Rep Wadsworth the agriculture department report on Chicago meat packing houses. He notes no conflict with Neill Reynolds findings and says packers are eager to clean up and plan further improvements.
French capital mocks the London milliner’s oversized wedding cake hat as the League of Little Hats gains dramatic support from Countess Grefulhe and Parisian elites. Women stage charity bazars to promote tiny bonnets while managers and modistes feud with critics over the fashion spectacle.
Eldora and Muscatine researchers claim a vineless potato method could yield bushels from a half bushel of seed potatoes. Using sawdust moisture heat and air, the plan envisions potatoes multiplying underground with energy directed by voltage variations, potentially producing up to 60 or more tubers per seedling.
Oakland officials report the Pacific underwriters board approved sweeping policy changes. Starting next week the subcommittee reports on losses will be led by the board secretary who will prepare copies and distribute them to officers. Seven days after this, companies desiring to do so may begin paying their losses regardless of other firms.
A destructive blaze in Baton Rouge damaged the state capitol's eastern wing after starting near the senate chamber roof. Governor Whanchord faced significant opposition as hundreds of citizens and state officials aided the fire department, with losses estimated between $50,000 and $100,000.
A 10 000 gallon water tank broke through a three story brick structure in Pittsburg injuring seven people who were taken to hospitals. Occupants included merchant John Fite wallpaper firm S M Petty and T S Mercer Co wholesale boots and shoes. Injured listed as Thomas Mercer and son George plus three women and Jomea Robinson a teamster delivering goods.
Ohio Representative Nicholas Longworth recalls a Cincinnati golfer who loved the game so much he imagined a drink server on every tee while Kansas Senator Victor Murdock recounts Judge Dale the district bench’s golf tale. Both stories highlight political figures sharing light anecdotes in Washington.
The guidance favors summer fare with lighter soups desserts and meals. It notes a quart of wheat provides more nutriment than a bushel of cucumbers and compares potato and turnip nutriment. Beginning with soup is advised to ready the system for a hearty meal and to use vegetables and fruits as they mature.
Local business figures attest to F J Cheney's honesty over 15 years and agree to fulfill obligations. Advertisement promotes Ball’s Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy acting on blood and mucous surfaces, offered at 75 cents per bottle and available via druggists. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised for constipation.
A collage of quotes on fish, jokes, medicine and motivation. The items hint at journalism style and advertising from early 20th century press including inline phrases about biting fish and a soothing syrup for teething.
Reports claim a large ore body of vanwidium found in Peru could transform steelmaking. The powder is described as gray white and unusually tough, offering potential for fracture resistance and lighter, stronger iron alloys. A company with Peruvian government backing is identified with the find.
At the St. Carlos opera house Lindom Paderewski halted Beethoven Moonlight Sonata when two women in the second tier loudly conversed. He addressed the box in a loud voice asking them to finish their conversation before he would continue.
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