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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
6
Readers from Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario report kidney and bladder relief after using Peruna and Manalin. Claims include long standing pain ending after three months of use and renewed health described as a transformation or cure.
A downtown broker handling cheap mining stocks recalls a man offering $50 for stocks with a paper value of $50,000. The buyer likely aims to conceal funds for bankruptcy creditors. The broker expects to profit from filling such requests. Garfield Tea promotes blood purification and health through herbal ingredients.
A London advertisement lists apartments for rent described as suitable for a journalist or a Christian man. The notice highlights living arrangements and may imply a preference for occupants in those professions or faith.
A writer meets a burglar who holds a gun to his head but passes time sharing plotting tips. The intruder searches the room while the writer distracts him with talk about a robbery story and possible hiding places. The burglar leaves convinced the writer is safe, and the writer finds a hidden stash of $6,000 at home.
James R Keeler of Cazenovia New York recounts fifteen years of back and kidney pain and says Doans Kidney Pills gave relief from the first box and two boxes restored health. He notes his wife and friends also benefited and endorses the product sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Over three months 126 Sperm whales and several others were captured near South Georgia as the whaling sector grows in the South Atlantic centered around the Falkland Islands. Inuit vessels and crews contribute to the boosted activity in this remote Atlantic region.
The School of Oceanography in Edinburgh, built through the efforts of W. B. Bruce, leader of the Scottish Arctic expedition, has been established and recently opened by the Prince of Monaco.
An advertisement promotes Garteld Tea as a natural laxative made from simple herbs. It claims to relieve constipation regulate the liver and kidneys purify the blood and improve overall health under the guidance of natural remedies.
A Rowen shopkeeper posts a postcard showing a modern French woman in a Domremy cottage setting to evoke Joan of Arc. The collectible portrays a spin on the famed heroine in a rustic thatched roof home.
A Shasta county judge recalls convict Montana Jack who joked that youths should stay in their chosen trade. Jack claimed long success as a burglar and highwayman before his capture, then urged boys to stick to their occupation to avoid later misfortune.
An advert lists F. J. Cheney and Co and Bixwan and Marvin of Toledo selling Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use to clear the blood and mucous membranes. It promises testimonials free and a price of 1% cents per bottle. Also mentions Weil's Family Mills for constipation.
A third grade teacher observes a boy deeply engrossed in copying the teacher’s script. As she nears, she sees him muttering damn it after each letter, then steels himself for another try. The teacher moves on, impressed by his effort and focus.
A Washington physician treats a patient whose odd diet caused illness. The man admits overindulgence after a night of cucumbers radishes strawberries and mineral water, concluding that one should not drink sea water before bed.
The mother reports eczema appearing at three months and improving after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. After days of treatment the baby is six months old and cured. Total cost cited as $1.25 for one cake of soap and two boxes of ointment from C. F. Kara of New York.
Over the last eighteen months the czar has stayed largely in his palaces and turned to composing music and writing poetry. His verse is polished and his music melodic, inspired by a fatalistic spirit. Earlier poems appeared under the name Olaf with music by Grand Duke D Assia, though the czar has also set verses to music with notable harmony. Nicholas II owns a fine collection of violins and takes pride in them.
A miner recalls a dangerous moment in a Rockies mining camp where a partner signals a pair with two fingers and an opponent retaliates by slashing off fingers with a dirk. The man notes the incident was awful yet adds that the other man might have been luckier not to hold a full hand.
Four year old Paul witnessed a night of wind and lightning in his western city. At breakfast he asked about the sky’s fire streaks and, after a careful explanation, whispered to his aunt that it was God scratching matches on the sky.
In a Washington preparatory school an instructor claimed every year a sheet of water 14 feet thick rises to the clouds from the sea. A freshman asked when this occurs, noting it would be worth seeing. The remark appears in Harper's.
A fragment notes a stereotype that women are tougher than men and comments on attire and exposure. The text suggests a man would feel cold in an openwork blouse, illustrating gendered judgments about dress and resilience.
A fragment notes a man exposed to cold with no neck or shoulder coverings or sleeves may die from shock and exposure within days, warning of severe cold risk during a winter event.
A noted historical remark defines a great man as someone who delivers a speech in a lifetime free from bitter appeals to sectional race or personal prejudice, implying leadership that unites rather than divides.
A testimonial claims Grape Nuts food cures years of indigestion by morning use after a doctor advised it. The narrator says the nutrient rich product is predigested and easy on the stomach, supporting the nervous system and overall vitality.
A testimonial from Mrs Mary Stackpole of Lowell Massachusetts credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of stomach trouble backache and weakness. She details poor sleep weight loss and nerve pain before improving after taking the pills. The ad claims the pills treat anemia rheumatism neuralgia and nervous debility and are sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
A garbled paste includes a comparing adage about teaching a pig to walk and fishing without a bite, followed by a jumble of unreadable words about Mrs Winglow and Forchildren teething, and a misquoted line about no man being a thousand descents from Adam.
The piece warns that disorders of the feminine organs threaten a woman’s happiness and marriage. It urges women to study health, noting symptoms like fatigue, dark circles, backache, headaches, and irregularities, and endorses starting a tonics with specific powers.
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