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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
4
The Garland Globe shows subscription terms from 1 year at 1.60 to six months and three months options. It lists advertising rates on application and credits A. Wixom as editor and manager. The paper is entered as second class on February 17, 1900, in Garland Utah and dated Saturday March 16, 1907.
The piece argues social entry hinges on contributing to general gaiety. It notes London and New York habits, emphasizing attracting attention, offering beauty brains or money, and proving value rather than relying on birth, wealth, or breeding alone. It contrasts male and female approaches to social advancement.
A veteran dentist says teeth react to damp and bad weather. He notes crowds with toothache signal incoming poor weather while a drop in patients hints at upcoming good weather. Neuralgia often accompanies each spell.
Proponent urges use of Dr Shoop's Cough Cure citing 20 years safety and compliance with new national labeling laws. The notice warns against poison marks on competitors and stresses mothers should insist on Dr Shoop's product for children and refuse other brands from all dealers.
The notice invites readers to send in items of local interest such as births deaths marriages and social events to help publish complete community news. It emphasizes public involvement to avoid overlooking happenings.
A single elector in Lea Sables, Las Sables, voted for all candidates, including himself, at municipal elections. The town of about 600 residents saw two elections with only one voter, then nine others elected by default after a second all-absent vote. The sole voter thus forms the town council by himself. In the past a similar lone vote kept a governor in office for ten years. The scene contrasts with Clemenceau serving as senator for the department.
A reader from Sizemore West Virginia reports discovering Dr King s New Life Pills claimed to cure torpid liver and chronic constipation. The note promotes the pills as guaranteed satisfactory and available for 25 cents at Riter Bros Drug Co.
A quotation notes gendered view of heart disputes attributed to John Oliver Hobbes. The item then states the office is a collection agency for the book MEDICOLOGY with readers instructed to make regular payments and obtain receipts.
Carnegie Institute researcher notes ancient black skinned people in Persia with links to early empires. Some think remnants persisted into modern times in the mountains near Bhiras and among Teheran residents. Mention of Dr Danjieff and ethnologists framing the question of origin and disappearance. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Preventies candy cold remedy with samples offered by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin.
W M Swinehart reports Fort Selkirk yields from oats to cabbages show strong profits. Oat hay brings 100 125 per ton. potatoes up to 25 cents per pound. carrots and rutabagas offer solid acre returns. overall annual income often exceeds 10000 for the Swinehart farm near the Dawson White Horse route.
A study on bird lifespans suggests carrion birds lead longer lives, with exceptions like the swan. Readings list expected ages for many species from blackbird to wren, noting parrots, ravens and hawks reaching up to or beyond a century in some cases.
A bachelor recalls planning a dinner for guests who never arrived. He bought an elegant chafing dish and tableware, spending about 35 dollars for a rabbit meal that would have cost around a dollar at a restaurant. The effort went unused as friends failed to show.
Abdurrahman of Afghanistan, noted for grim humor, paused a durbar when a excited man rushed in claiming a Russian invasion. He calmly ordered his Shahgass to take the man to a watch tower and warned him to ensure Russians arrive before eating, a stark moment in the Amir’s reign.
Louisa Virginia editor Mr. D. Walker says Tranawall in his foot last week healed instantly after Bucklen's Arnica Salve. No inflammation followed. Salve treats sores burns and skin diseases and is sold at Riter Bros. Drug Co. for five cents.
A man restored to health offers a free copy of his remedy for consumption asthma catarrh bronchitis and related throat and lung diseases. He invites inquiries from fellow sufferers and asks them to address Edward A. Wilson BrookIin NY for the prescription at no cost.
Two visitors in remote Ireland observe a ramshackle peasant cabin with a chimney made from an old top hat. A local youth answers a joke about drawing the “notice o’iyery food that passes by” with a wink, highlighting the scene’s humor and poverty.
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