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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
6
The Avanta Constitution recounts a folksy lecture where Brother Dickey shares a Job story. The tale centers on patience under trial as the devil afflicts Job with biles and a hurricane, and Job laments the extra suffering beyond mere sickness.
A historical note on hog cholera also called hog plague, its rapid spread and danger to the hog industry. It cites experiences of A P Williams of Burnetts Creek Indiana and his use of Sloan's ointment to treat afflicted hogs. Includes offer for Dr Earl S Sloan's free book on livestock treatment.
A young man tells Jennie of a claim Niagara Falls will dry up in 60,000 years. She asks why. He says she promised the bridal trip, so they must hurry to see the falls before it dries up. Mrs Goodsole comments on smoking hearts. Dat’s funny. It seems to ketch me right fh the stummick. Cause for Alarm.
A writer argues that bestowing noble titles on American men might curb foreign funds entering U S coffers via titled spouses, but warns the cure could be worse than the disease.
A surgeon details how coffee worsened his tremulous hands and insomnia until he switched to Postum. He credits Postum with calming nerves, improving blood circulation, and restoring steadiness for safe operations. He praises Postum as easy to brew and urges it as a national drink.
The Chicago chief of police George M. Shippey his son Harry and driver James Foley are wounded when anarchist Lazarus Averbuch attempts to shoot the chief in the hall. Averbuch 22 from Austria lived at 218 Washburn Ave with sister Olen and fled Jews massacre in Kishinev. He had planned the attack in protest of Shippeys actions regarding an unemployed parade.
President Roosevelt openings defend Lebheus R Wilfrey after Secretary Root analyzes seven impeachment charges. Lorin Andrews triggered the complaint, with assertions before the House Judiciary Committee. Root states lax justice in Shanghai caused disgraceful conditions. Wilfley was sent to reverse them.
Washington reports an Immigration committee inquiry into labor conditions in turpentine camps plantations and southern industries focusing on peonage concerns. House debate on Monday supported investigation amid claims sensational reports harmed the South and may be driven by labor agents in New York seeking immigrant diversion.
A recap of Missouri railroad officials shows about 10 000 workers in operating mechanical and clerical departments have been dismissed to offset heavy revenue losses. The state railroad commission estimates about 8 000 of the unemployed were laid off in the past fifteen days.
San Jose trove tells of Frank Shatter a Santa Clara truancy officer shooting John Ivancovich in front of Ivancovich Co home after going to arrest Ivancovich's son for missing school. Shatter fled toward Santa Clara narrowly escaping mob violence.
Representative Hepburn of Iowa introduces a bill to tax the sale and transfer of stock at fifty cents per 100 shares. The proposal excludes collateral stock certificates deposited as security that are not sold. A further tax would be charged upon delivery of stock certificates.
In Washington the Supreme Court heard Hoyt motion to advance criminal proceedings against several prominent Colorado figures over alleged conspiracy to appropriate coal and timber lands. The district court previously failed to convict, ruling no offense existed under section 5440 of the Revised Statutes.
A romance unfolds on a train platform where Squire Glenarm encounters a mysterious girl from the Glenarm estate. She taunts him with bold charm, vows to follow, and agrees to meet at her Christmas Eve party while warning him not to pursue further.
A narrator observes departing students as a train pulls away. Two brown robed Sisters stand as sentinels, eyeing him with stern looks. The gray hat girl smiles briefly at a window, then the last trunk crashes into the baggage car and the train vanishes.
The narrator learns Olivia's true identity through Stoddard and Marian Devereux's involvement. Sister Theresa invites him to St. Agatha's, where the decisive talk reveals a dispute over a $50,000 claim against the estate and the potential payment by the sister to settle the debt.
Guidance advises patients to take a deep breath and hold it during plaster application to the back or chest. This technique reduces skin pulling and discomfort from the plaster adhering to the skin.
The first British Parliament with its present 670 members was elected in 1885, reflecting a fixed size that did not increase as representation expanded.
Edmund Clarence Stedman, famed poet banker, flings a book at a servant. a passerby steals it and the poet later finds the same rare volume in a second hand shop for 40 dollars. A card inside reveals it was his own book returned, curing him of throwing books at servants. The piece ends with a string of humorous quotes from period publications.
After seven years of illness a woman from Agee Ind Ter writes that doctors failed to help. She consulted Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she reports renewed strength and health following the treatment.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted female remedy. It claims relief for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and related pains. It invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice.
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