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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
6
Katherine Was Misa Bilyuns ex pensively dressed at the ball. Kidder reports the scene with vivid detail noting her distinctive slippers tied with rent shoes and the overall formal ambiance of the event.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands. It promises relief from itching irritation and inflammation and clogging of pores with a claim of worldwide availability and a free Cuticura book upon request from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass.
Consul General George Horton reports from Athens on Greece’s battle against malaria miniarial fever and tuberculosis. He notes annual malaria deaths around 2000, rising above 6000 in rainy epidemic years such as 1905, with a malaria lecture and drainage campaign promoting petroleum treatment of stagnant pools. A tuberculosis congress will be held in Athens next year inviting physicians and Greece’s mayors and prominent figures.
A pharmacy style patent remedy claims to cure rheumatism using syrup of Saraaparilla compound and Toris compound with whiskey. Directions say mix with half a pint whiskey and take a tablespoon before meals and at night. Promises good effects within a day and several cures among severe cases.
A Connecticut hill village summer visitor learns in a city store that neighbor Mr. Green has lost his wife three months ago. The widower adds consolation, noting she is fortunate to have good help, highlighting the practical angle of shared rural to city life after tragedy.
In Bulgaria efforts target the Greek Catholic Church monasteries to repurpose their buildings and revenues for tuberculosis sanatoria. King Ferdinand has granted 100,000 francs for a national sanatorium, as Bulgaria faces a high tuberculosis death rate of 31 per 10,000 people.
A musician recalls his wife marrying him during a longing to play the cornet. A friend wonders if the marriage was love or for his cornet practice. The exchange reveals a humorous, reflective mood about art and affection.
A devotional piece urges loving one another citing John 15 17 and 60 8 percent, praising gentleness, sympathy, and charity toward all. It condemns posthumous hypocrisy and encourages letting kindness guide deeds toward family, friends, loyal animals, and all mankind as the true riches of life.
Easter brings joy beyond sorrow for the dead and assures reunion in a home beyond earthly uncertainties. It urges sharing this knowledge to others who have not yet grasped the joy of resurrection and truth.
A Michigan doctor claims a free home remedy can cure weak kidneys and bladder problems. The advertisement promises rapid relief from pains, headaches, and fatigue and offers to mail a copy of the recipe for free upon request to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit.
A distressed Mrs Mode returns home to find clothes missing and a large black patch on the lawn. Her husband reveals starvation drove him to burn all items while searching for the key, later found among ashes in the bolero. A humorous contrast appears with a farmer and son in a separate tells.
A Wisconsin mother writes of headaches and bilious attacks from coffee. She switched to Postum five years ago and notes improved health for herself husband and daughter, with a happier home and calmer household mood.
A 1910 business column warns that radical railroad regulation threatens a stagnation in investment and growth. It argues railroads curb budgets and wage pressures, fearing Congress and uncertain policy, and urges decisive government action to restore confidence and rail service.
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