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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
6
A former American consul recalls Barschelt a quarrelsome duchy with strict laws military crowds and a meddling ruler. He narrates a chase for Princess Hildegarde amid court intrigue and a scheming uncle near the Carpathians as efforts to wed the princess unfold.
A DIY irrigation method uses eight foot galvanized iron pipes laid in trenches to water a 24 by 24 foot plot. Supplying water from a two inch line, the system distributes moisture evenly along three long pipes with cork shutoffs. A ten year old can build it. it keeps the ground from baking and yields good results.
Select hillside with light wind exposure for orchard to protect crops. Plow across the slope to prevent erosion and leave some unplowed strips on very light soil. Manure or substitutes in furrows to curb washing. Start trees strong with proven local varieties and low head to reduce fruit loss in winds. Keep hillside ground sodded and avoid intercropping if slope is steep.
The article advises picking fruit early to avoid underdeveloped produce and starting tomato plants early for spring set out. It warns spraying currant and gooseberry bushes with white hellebore to kill worms, and suggests removing blossoms from newly set strawberry beds to direct energy to growth. It cautions against letting plants fruit in the first season.
A Washington New Jersey health board promotes a folk remedy for pneumonia using ten chopped onions heated in a rye meal and vinegar poultice applied to the chest. The daily applications are said to bring perspiration and cure the illness, with a veteran New England physician cited as originator.
In Sir Richard Jebb's Cambridge dinner diary a young woman asks if women die of a broken heart. He quips that perhaps other organs may have something to do with it. The anecdote appears in Life and Letters of Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb.
The term internal revenue refers to revenues collected by the Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury and does not cover all revenues from other sources such as public land sales patent fees or postal service revenues.
The Galilee's 1905 magnetic survey yields a new chart showing earlier Pacific charts were faulty along key routes by three to five degrees. Such systematic errors affect navigation since compass indications must be as accurate as possible.
In the 1903 flood an old man in the East bottoms awoke to find his property four feet under water. Rescuers later found him in the yard prodding the ground with a fishing pole. Asked his purpose he replied he was trying to locate his well so he could get a pall of water.
A Minnesotan schoolteacher writes of switching from coffee to Postum, claiming improved nerves, steadier appetite, and better sleep after telling her husband and herself about the product. She credits conversion to Postum and urges others to try it as shown by a testimonial sponsored by Postum Co. with a note to read The Road to Wellville.
A traveler hidden in a cottage bed awakens to a father asking his daughter about a courting guest. The daughter replies the man is a stranger to her, prompting a humorous exchange about propriety as the family entertains company by the fire.
The speaker recalls faces of women appearing fair yet revealing icicles forming around their hearts, implying a chilling, sharp moral observation attributed to Holmes.
A historical ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female ailments including backaches and nervous symptoms. It features testimonials from Mrs Will Young of Rockland Maine and Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Earl Pennsylvania praising relief after using the product. The copy cites thirty years of use and lists conditions like displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and digestive issues as addressed by the remedy.
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