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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
7
A speaker praises Cooley's rooster for intelligence courage and compassion. The bird defends a church steeple rival, pilots a political stance, fights rivals with fierce spur work, and even accompanies public songs and marches. The narrator vows to kill the rival rooster next chance.
Copper prospects in Tanganyika spark belief in a world scale industry. Vast tracts await development with major capital and railway links needed to unlock value. Robert Williams is highlighted as a pioneer and organizer of this vast undertaking expected to reshape civilization in central Africa.
The widow of T. De Witt Talmage, famed Brooklyn preacher, is a leading Washington figure in literary circles. Since her husband’s death she resides in the capital and contributes verses to magazines and newspapers, usually under two pen names.
The text portrays Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest as a humble, self-taught trader who rose to military prominence. It credits him with exceptional cavalry leadership, fearless conduct, and a prolific war record, including 129 actions and 27 horses shot under him, and summarizes his art of war as securing deals with the strongest opponents.
General Kuroki used a wartime fact to simplify receptions in the United States by returning full dress uniforms worn by himself and staff after meeting President Roosevelt. The move avoided forcing American officers to wear formal attire and spared unnecessary expense and pomp, a gesture the Japanese hero reportedly approved.
A new metric chart representing geographic measures of the international metric system has been prepared by the Bureau of Standards and will be furnished free to any school teaching the system.
President Jordan of Stanford University travels to Australia and New Zealand to lecture before antipodean colleges on the American university system.
A New Orleans romance ends abruptly as Walter and Helen after a park outing discuss ice cream and a beer saloon then part ways with Helen insisting on an immediate departure and a tomorrow absence. Walter, a courting suitor, is left puzzled by the sudden refusal.
A young American writer describes visiting the Goethe house in Frankfurt on the Main during a first European trip. He notes the spinet once played by Frau Ruth Goethe and the poet, and a party of English girls debating tunes before the instrument suddenly played a few bars of The Star-Spangled Banner, leaving witnesses unsure of its origin or quality.
The German empire adopts Central European Time on April 1, 1903, one hour ahead of Greenwich. Austria Hungary Italy Switzerland Denmark Norway Sweden also use it. England Holland Belgium Luxembourg Spain retain Greenwich or Paris time. France follows Paris time, with colonies in Algiers and Tunis nine minutes ahead. East European Time matches St. Petersburg, two hours one minute and 18 seconds ahead. Used in European Russia Turkey in Europe Romania and Bulgaria.
A German professor demonstrates to students the effects of delirium tremens on a patient, noting the man is a musician who “blows” the brain into the lungs and throat. He asks what instrument the patient plays and the reply is the violoncello. Cleveland Lead.
A Philadelphia lodger recalls trying to speak French in Paris. He admits he did not wow the locals with fluent phrases, noting his elegant French confused shopkeepers who did not understand his refined speech.
A roving musician stops at a Texas hamlet hotel with a poor reputation. He asks for hot water but the manager Apologizes and promises help though no hot water is available, offering to heat it himself.
A 1905 Selma Alabama woman describes severe facial eczema, misdiagnosed by two doctors, then cured after using Cuticura Remedies for six months. She reports complete clearance and no symptoms for three years. Also included is a satirical piece from Mr Dooley.
Quote from Detroit Free Press praising Mine Fluffy for looks and balance. Remarks her feet are heavy and head is light, noting she stacks up well overall.
Farnham grammar school head-master Rev. 5. Priestley awarded a prize to the boy with the brownest face after a holiday open-air contest. Twelve were named as most tan, and captain Powter won the prize. Powter reportedly keeps secret his preparation methods.
A historical advertisement touts a hundred dollar reward for a cure for catarrh and systemic ailments. It claims a cure via a proprietary preparation that acts indirectly, builds strength, and claims testimonials from Aditem F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and references Gail's Pills for constipation.
Quotable exchange shows Meandering Mike advocating honesty while Plodding Pete complains about limited funds restricting hiring top legal help. The dialogue hints at tensions over integrity and resources.
Fragmentary ad style note touts Allen's Own product as remedy for hot aching feet. Mentions druggists at 260 as point of sale and suggests trial package. Quoted Shakespearean line appears as odd promotional flourish. Limited legible details remain.
An advertisement praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound targets women who manage households and children. It claims the remedy supports feminine health, aids childbirth and recovery, and helps during menopause, citing testimonials from Mrs. Sadle Abbott and Mrs. McKitrick and inviting readers to contact Mrs. Pinkham for free advice.
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