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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
7
The Well Informed world seeks a simple pleasant liquid laxative of known value. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs with Elixir of Senna, a trusted gentle yet prompt remedy. Genuine product sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
The piece cites Mark Twain arguing money’s value is misunderstood by spendthrifts and savers alike. It recounts an Australian digger anecdote and a humorous exchange about medical surgery and a phonograph, reflecting social notes and jokes from the era.
A Lithuanian mother brings her fifth child for vaccination in a free ward. The young surgeon notes the importance of vaccination, while the woman ponders what it has achieved, likening it to proving citizenship with naturalization papers.
A Cleveland grocer reports that quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee improved his nerves and appetite. He recalls coffee caused irritability in the morning and loss of store focus, while after trying Postum his nervousness faded and health improved.
A Prairie Farmer correspondent reports a new method to manage a fractious cow using a long pole device. A 3% foot pole is hung with two feet below and 18 inches above, without a wire halter. The description notes this as the most effective yoke found among tested methods.
The article outlines several profits from dairying beyond cash receipts. It notes soil fertility as a key, compounding return, regular monthly cash profits, and better cash flow through timely payments. It also highlights efficiency gains from a well-equipped dairy and the usage of manure to boost early crops and early market sales.
Public health warning urges milk producers to curb tuberculous milk as the disease transfers to pigs humans and other animals. Heat milk to boiling point and keep dairy cattle outdoors to reduce spread. dismissing the risk is dangerous and self harm.
Dairy notes urge farmers to invest in a pure bred bull if they have not used one before and to patronize a neighbor's bull to gain a purebred herd next year. It cites experiment station guidance and warns about keeping nonpaying boarders while feeding cows with the best feed.
The Journal of the British board of agriculture advises feeding calves on whole milk on a dairy farm until about 96 pounds veal weight or 1 month. Calves should be fed three times daily and fattened quickly so veal commands a high price. delays reduce returns from vealing on whole milk.
The article reviews three approaches to potting strawberry runners. The first uses two inch pots with loamy soil, center one runner per pot, and two week root growth before severing for frame rooting. The second trims runners early and frames immediately. The third, from Orange Judd Farmer, describes leveling soil, potting, trimming runners, and placing cuttings in each pot for rooting. It notes benefits and downsides, including cost, transport, pot-bound risk, and potential pests.
The article describes making durable tree labels from thin zinc strips cut into tapering tags. Write with a pencil, which. air exposure will fuse the lead into the zinc for an indelible mark. Bordeaux mixture damages zinc, suggesting copper tags instead with alternative marking methods.
The article describes a wooden three tooth garden marker with holes bored for teeth, wedged joints, and a cross piece braced to the handle. It notes that any number of teeth may be used, but typically gardeners plant three rows per bed for ease in weeding and cultivating.
The note discusses peach tree health with sun and shade considerations, praises a San Jove scale oil spray, mentions a Kansas proprietary poison for prairie dog and gopher control from the experiment station, and advises planting onion sets soon. It urges extending garden rows for easier work in spring.
John A. Enders of Robertson Avenue Pen Argyl Pennsylvania suffered six years of stinging back pain violent headaches and dizzy spells. A specialist found his kidneys were fine though secretions showed brick dust. After using Don's Kidney Pills his kidneys began to act regularly and he passed gravel stones. He felt better and has had no kidney trouble since. Bold by all dealers sixty cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
An excerpt from The Interpreter in The American Magazine honors a father who teaches patience and gratitude. It recalls a western pork-packing heir who commands his children to salute drivers and acknowledge wealth sources, urging respect for those origins.
J H Henderson of Hopkinton New York describes severe hemorrhoids bleeding and protrusion. After medical advice for surgery he tried remedies and eczema flared until using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills with a syringe. One month to improve then daily use for three months and maintenance. April 26 1907.
An embassy attache recalls a jaunting car rider learning the hard way that the step is weak. The driver tests the step and it comes loose. The American jokes the danger, while the Irishman grins and claims he saved the rider from a broken leg.
A long serving cook named John disappears from his San Francisco post and returns weeks later claiming he did not catch a cold, insisting the illness came to him as a critique of the master’s assumption about his English and health.
A playful note recalls Adam naming animals and planning to tell whoppers before the fall, with humor about preparations to begin with the fish and an Ananias moment implied.
Lady Ernestine Huot eldest daughter of the Marquis of Allesbury, operates a four horse ranch in Calgary Alberta on a vast stretch of land described as nearly 40 000 mares in extent.
An old newspaper ad urges readers to trust truthful ads and insist on exact goods. A dialog highlights a buyer urged to take a dress with long sleeves, while another resists, noting the garment has short sleeves.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Toledo Krewe and a shipment or product with price 75 cents. References a food and mucous surfaces term and constipation remedy. The readable parts are garbled and lack coherent details or clear events.
A bellboy announces bridal rooms to a young couple. The bride exclaims about the suite while the bellboy jokes that the head clerk hopes the suit suite is ready. The humorous exchange preserves the light tone of a hotel scene.
A fragment discusses Castoria as a trusted infant remedy claiming a three decade signature and brand familiarity. It then shifts to a church gag about words spoken by a pastor in a verse about increase and salary, labeled as stray stories.
An 19th century ad style snippet touts Sien's Foot-Ease as a cure for foot ailments and rheumatism, claiming blood purification and health benefits. It also mentions Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy and Economy as paths to wealth, and notes a theatrical manager’s need for a good show.
An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women with displacements inflammation and other female health issues. It cites testimonials from Mrs Filyworty Bad N Y and Mrs Boyd Beaver Falls Pa and invites sick women to try the remedy.
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