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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
7
Mrs Charles N Preston of Elkland Pennsylvania recalls a three year decline with fatigue low weight and sugar in urine. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with rapid improvement and full recovery, noting the product’s 50 cent box price and sale by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
A Fifth Avenue philanthropist visits a Sunday school on the Lower East Side to question pupils about virtue. A student answers that she is “buttin’ in” as she explains giving time and pleasure for their moral good.
Since its revival in Belgrade ten days ago the Otatskina journal has been confiscated four times. Editor Captain Novokovitech is jailed for a month, printers detained on various charges, and the office boy expelled. Despite this the paper continues daily, per the London Standard.
A girl invites a young man to her home for dinner and reveals she did the cooking, a moment that prompts him to recognize her culinary role and domestic agency. The situation highlights evolving social expectations of shared homemaking responsibilities.
A Chicago Daily News item presents a broker preaching immediate action. He argues opportunity passes, urging clients to decide and act now, while counterpoints warn against rash bets and suggest waiting can save money. The dialogue contrasts impulsive and cautious viewpoints.
Helen Leavenworth reflects on English life praising outdoor freedom and a gypsy British spirit. She contrasts domestic work with public outings and the English climate enabling year round outdoor activity, noting Englishmen camp out daily beyond fashionable society.
Villagers discuss the amir's motor carriage, noting it lacks horses or rails. The oldest sage claims the sabble have trained devil carriages to run on rails and now have learned to run by themselves, Arden Fuertatyn.
Robert Carlton Brown argues against overbearing parental control arguing fathers should nurture thinking and originality in children. He favors giving youth time to dream and to work with guidance, not coercion, noting a real man makes himself and may outsell routine labor with thoughtful ideas.
In Edinburgh a sale of furniture from Lady Steel wife of the late Sir James Steel former lord provost drew a crowd of over 6000. She refused to pay house and property tax in protest against women’s votes. The oak sideboard opened near twice the tax amount of eighteen pounds.
The government outlines a program to improve leading ports in European Russia starting with St. Petersburg. It will then focus on Libau or Windau in the Baltic provinces, followed by Archangel, Odessa, Batoum, and Astrakhan.
A gentlemanly agent pitches a burglar alarm to a man who refuses it asking for a device that prevents his wife from waking during a break in. The exchange underscores practical concerns over security tech.
A municipal rafer admits to feeling sore after a full confession and reflects on pricing compared with others. The exchange ends with a self aware remark about personal cost.
A female orator in a Merce tone argues that women’s feelings are deeper than men’s and refutes the claim that men are the stronger sex. A male spectator quips about his bald husband, prompting a quick exit as the audience reacts with laughter.
A dated advertisement promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the Eustachian tube can be cleared to restore hearing, warns untreated deafness is permanent, and offers a money back guarantee with Dr. F. J. Cheney & Co. as the makers. It also endorses Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A charming epigram on an ad dress by Mrs J C Phelps Stokes during her last Detroit visit praises slum women for keeping speech pure despite wretched conditions. She declares an oath from a woman's lips is unnatural and incredible, comparing it to expecting a bullet from a rosebud.
Over the past year Cuba exported about 256,738,029 Havana cigars with US purchases at 79,483,125. England bought 92,459,687 while Germany and France bought between 25 and 30 million and 10 to 12 million respectively.
An old advertisement extols Garfield Tea for general health, claiming it purifies the blood and relieves rheumatism. It markets the product as a guaranteed herbal tea from Garfield Tea Co in Brooklyn New York, amid other drugstore remedies.
In a brief exchange, Benham asks if anyone accompanied him away. Mrs. Benham says nobody notable. He questions if his mother visited, and she confirms but notes he forbids speaking to her.
The notice advertises a free Dr. W C Coffee book detailing a new method for self cure of rcons with Deafness Tend Nerves Sore Eyes Failing Light at home. Readers are urged to write to Dr. W C Coffee 300 Century Brig Dow Moines Ta for the book.
Marlboro mayor recounts a tale from his father a pioneer of the trade. He recalls the peg once fitting itself by chance hitting the ceiling and dropping into the hole where it was driven in. He notes such feats are no longer part of contemporary shoe making.
London drama critic Walter Howard chats at a theater door when a young man asks to become an actor. Howard notes the youth is unfit for acting and encourages him to stay in his current job as assistant pawnbroker across the street. The youth says his family opposes the stage but he would accept the disgrace himself.
Dr Francie B Clark of the Christian Endeavor society is visiting the West Indies Panama and South American republics in the interest of the organization.
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