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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
7
Mrs. Remnethe Myers of Ironton Ohio describes five years of kidney trouble with weakness sleeplessness and bloating. After using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain and bloating disappeared and she remained in good health. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The United States Tobacco Journal notes that 1906 cigarette production reached 4,368,729,018 units, up by 842,240,426 from the prior year. The gain outpaced the cigar industry but occurred despite numerous state laws ostracizing manufacture, handling, and consumption within their borders.
An early 20th century column offers a home remedy with Fluid Extract Dandelion and Sarsaparilla for backache and kidney issues, plus a quip about Bismarck and Russell from 1870. It then notes a so called Physiological Mystery: English studies claim eldest sons are more criminal and capable, while younger sons are poorer, with a general claim about birth order and superiority.
A doctor quit coffee after realizing it harmed his health and their family began using Postum for four years with ongoing benefits. At a dinner the doctor served Postum to his cleric brother who mistook it for coffee and remarked on its flavor. The ad claims Postum has none of coffee’s poisonous effects and corrects related troubles.
The article offers guidance on designing light sunny nurseries with proper furnishings for children, including floor plans, rugs, wallpapers, and child sized furniture. It also provides family cooking ideas to use turkey leftovers and a method for safely boiling and cooling milk for infants.
A prominent doctor claims onions eaten abundantly daily prevent diphtheria and scarlet fever in children, particularly during fruit shortages. He cites common child irritability due to hunger, fatigue, improper sleep, overeating, tight clothing, and excessive sweets as frequent causes of illness.
A folk cure combines half a cup of best milk with a tablespoon of cider vinegar, a lump of butter the size of an English walnut, and red pepper to taste. Blend in an agate dish and let it thicken slowly. Take a spoonful before bed to see if it eases a cold.
A reader notes children can make underwaists at home from heavy drill fabric. By cutting carefully and finishing with band stitching, such garments may match store bought versions in fit and quality. Careful workmanship and proper sizing are essential for durability and comfort.
In Scituate Massachusetts Deacon sold old oxen to Farmer who found them useless and heated. The farmer, angered, told a neighbor to tell the deacon he need not live another minute longer on his account.
Mrs. Kate Keim reports her three children suffered eczema for five months with itchy head sores. After brief care at a dispensary no improvement, using Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to a few weeks of clear heads with no sores remaining.
Dr. Samuel G. Dixon of Pennsylvania criticizes public drinking cups in transit and theaters. He recalls a stern rebuke to a boy in Ardmore during a January incident amid his broader health campaign.
The Rev W Arthur Noble of Korea oversees a vast Methodist district and recently covered 300 miles to reach churches in one section. An advertisement promotes Garfield Tea a blood purifying remedy and a patent medicine cure with guarantees. Sudden weather notes and a Winslow’s Soothing Syrup teaser appear in the fragment.
An advertising fragment touts PUTNAM FACELESS DYES and Brom Quin ine laxatives, urging dressers and druggists to choose these products. It mentions Garfield Ten for multiple ailments and notes Iceland ponies as a British fad. Also promotes ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE as a cure for foot woes with a free trial offer.
A diner questions ordering a Welsh rabbit in a French restaurant and bets on tasting a French ragtime nightmare. The exchange captures curiosity about cultural fusion and the humor of culinary misadventure.
The text advertises a one hundred culture reward for using Catarrh cures not cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials about F. J. Cheney and Co and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with claims of systemic action. The misspelled and garbled OCR resembles a historic medical advertisement.
A compact quotation from Sheridan asserts that determination to succeed is the surest path to avoid failure. The line emphasizes resolve as a key driver of achievement.
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