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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
7
Mrs Louis McKey of Oakland shares her recovery from a sudden rheumatic paralysis after using Sloan's Liniment. She recalls paralysis struck her from hip to foot, kept her bedridden, and notes she was soon able to walk after the second application, crediting the liniment for full recovery.
A civic note describes Mrs Bucksher as a social figure willing to do almost anything for appearance. She reportedly chooses inexpensive hats to ease her husband’s burden when facing the assessor.
A grocer refunds customers if they dislike Schilling's Best tea, asserting the product is worth the price. The note credits sincerity and strong effort as key to value and ends with a signature of Channing.
Mrs. White resists Henry’s suit for Eleanor while memories of a soldier’s farewell haunt the porch. The old grandmother recalls a past lost to marriage and war as a parade passes and a final twist hints at a hopeful reunion.
Forty years ago many mothers gave paregoric laudanum and morphine to soothe babies. These narcotics can kill or injure, so they are restricted or labeled poison. Medicines named Drops Cordials Soothing Syrups often disguise narcotics. Do not give children medicines without knowing contents. Castoria contains no narcotics if signed by Chas. H. Fletcher.
A young darky visits Washington civil service offices and declares he is from the first state of the union. When asked his origin he asserts New York as first, then quips Alabama is first alphabetically, to the official amusement.
A quotation emphasizes that learning depends on readiness. It contrasts a chemist and a carpenter, noting secrets shared only when the mind is ripe and the time is right, suggesting true insight comes with matured understanding.
An old advertises a cure for deafness claiming to restore hearing via a catarrh remedy. It touts a hundred dollar reward for incurable cases and cites Wall's Catarrh Cure by CHENEY & CO of Toledo, with mentions of sales by local dealers. The text also references a tonics and a pile remedy.
A humorous exchange shows a young man explaining he writes poetry for his daughter’s letters because he is too busy to compose anew. The conversation reveals his practical approach to supporting a wife and keeping up appearances.
A garbled OCR fragment from Buffalo, New York mentions Howard Bros and a quoted saying about a good life and a good name. The readable lines reference a serene idea and women’s rights without specifying a clear event or date.
The quote reflects on mortality as a force that reveals human harshness. It suggests that when faced with death, people regret their prior severity more than tenderness, echoing George Eliot's moral insight on compassion.
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