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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
7
A mother admonishes six year old Mary for hitching her sled to passing bobs a dangerous habit. Mary retorts that she must follow the Ten Commandments, noting the law behind the lesson. This light anecdote reflects childhood mischief and moral instruction in a Woman’s Home Companion tone.
In a New York Times note a small boy, freshly taught to brush, learns of danger when he finds a crying infant. He rushes to help, holding his toothbrush, worried the baby was burned and needs tools to tend him.
Mrs. Gabbel recalls a doctor’s call where she was asked to stick out her tongue and felt sharp pain. George questions the incident while Mrs. Gabbel humorously asks if the doctor stepped on it, reflecting a playful Chicago Examiner tone.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a manager, dramatist, lawyer, and judge discuss a play. The punchline hinges on a misheard line about action and novelization, with a running joke about a river a four miles away and a witness’s confused phrasing. The scene ends with everyone sensing a misalignment in meaning.
A wedding quip notes the bride's father gave the couple a practical gift an order on the butcher for twenty four pounds of sirloin steak.
Twenty five thousand firemen on railroads west of Chicago face potential strike if arbitration fails. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen led by W S Carter warns of strike over 12 percent wage increase and disciplinary issues in promotion to engineman jurisdiction across about forty seven lines in the west northwest and southwest of Chicago.
The Central Labor union directed milkmen bakers grocery clerks and other essential workers to stay off the job to pressure the Carman strike. Members were urged to withdraw bank funds and sympathizers were asked to do the same. Leaders accuse public safety officials of belittling the movement and vow to tighten lines.
London reports a decision to appoint Lord Kitchener as next viceroy in India. He would forego a Mediterranean post to govern India and is said to plan decisive action to quell the native insurrection in his own manner, as he did in the Sudan.
New York reports a fracture in the Woman's suffrage party as socialite influence and financial backing strain the once united movement. The old guard led by Harriet Stanton Blatch and Carrie Chapman Catt clashes with society elements under O H P Belmont, triggering internal warfare watched by both political wings.
Toledo bishop William M Weekley rakes President Taft in the Religious Telescope for dancing at numerous events. He says Taft’s broad minded posture degrades the nation to ballroom levels, and that churches will face greater trouble in restraining youths as a result.
Investigation is under way into the death of John Ryan a well known railroader crushed under an overturned train at Copper Flat near Ely Nevada. Ryan was working on the train when he fell beneath the wheels after striking the embankment of the pit bench and nearly all of the cars passed over him.
An old remedy claims to break up a cold in twenty four hours. Mix two ounces glycerine half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces pure whisky in a large bottle. This cure allegedly treats any curable cough and lasts the average family a year. Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure is produced only in Leach Chemical Co. laboratories, Cincinnati Ohio.
A mother's listening ear calms a boy's anxieties and fosters trust. She avoids reprimands, offers sympathy, and revisits issues later to encourage openness. Insightful guidance supports his sports, interests, school, and friends chosen from known families.
A four month old baby suffered severe eczema across the body with a thick scab on the head. After trying various remedies, the family used Cuticura soap ointment and Resolvent and saw new skin and improvement within days. The testimonial from Mrs Joseph Kossmann cites one cake of soap two boxes of ointment and one bottle of Resolvent. Apr 30 and May 4 09.
A woman notes a divorce is pending and reflects on a recent proposal. A rude man quips that the hand she was given was a misdeal. An advertisement plugs Allen’s Foot Rage antiseptic powder for tired feet, promising relief and comfort. A final jab suggests waiting for life’s outcomes, symbolized by a wagon to the county infirmary.
Howard Bros. Buffalo N Y advertises Pettit's Eye Salve as a century old remedy that quickly cures eye aches and inflammation. The blurb promotes endurance and patience, mentions Lowell and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and notes relief for teething gums and wind colic.
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