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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
7
A love-sick suitor drops to one knee and asks Eisie to marry him in a playful two stage scene. He repeats three calls asking for her hand, then recalls he is an auctioneer and she answers with a bemused “Yer.”
A Kansas City Journal item mocks sensational hair dye fears and a chain of humorous misdirections. It notes a man dyed his hair and unexpectedly married a widow with six children, while a professor jokes about naming a new microbe.
A heated exchange features a threatening insistence on consent, a retort about a pale heir and blood on hands, and a bantering remark about a hat. The dialogue involves an actress describing a desired hat shade and a millinery proprietor noting the absence of handpainted hats.
Thomas Collier Platt longtime New York Republican leader and U S senator died at 3 45 in the apartment of tenants Gustave Abele. Cause chronic Brights disease according to Dr Auterbridge. His death followed a Sunday visit by his two sons and families and widowed son Harry with relatives.
A summary of Platt described by James G. Blaine as a popular business man with strong influence in his state. Noted moments include his resignation from the U.S. Senate with Roscoe Conkling and pressuring Theodore Roosevelt to run for vice president with McKinley. Birth in 1838 in Owego and a turbulent personal life are touched on along with a late career in Delaware and vexed property issues. Philadelphia mint protection and the Philadelphia streetcar strike era also noted with clashes and arrests.
Farm households are urged to increase Quaker Oats intake for health and strength as urban diets shift toward more varied foods. The piece highlights scientific claims of oats boosting endurance and mental vigor among both farmers and their families.
A lengthy advertisement lists testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims tumors and sleep issues were resolved, urges sick women to try the remedy, and notes Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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