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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1907
Page
7
Mia Chloe Page of 5108 Pit Street Alexandria Virginia reports severe back pain swelling feet and stomach distress ending after using Dean's Kidney Plus in 1902. She claims five years without recurrence and notes a 60 cent price per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A naturalists review notes wild estimates of animal species with cautious timing. Nurmann’s remark at a museum meeting cites rodents rising from 970 known in 1880 to about 1,900, while total mammal species approach 1,500 across 160 genera.
After ten years of preparation a new standard yard measure of platinum and iridium has been deposited in the government weights and measures room. It survived tests with high honors and will be checked annually for ten years. any variation by the millionth of an inch will discard it as a standard.
A wry exchange contrasts parental vanity with a child's lasting view of a father. The cynic notes that every father believes his child is special, while conceding that rarely does a baby grow up convinced its father is equally exceptional.
The narrator describes riding two elephants with an interpreter, detailing the howdah’s sharp edges, awkward positions, and the animals’ habits. One elephant repeatedly turns to scratch telegraph poles, risking the post’s integrity as the rider observes river banks, tree scrapes, and surprising animal behavior.
A Maharanjee of Cooch Behar owned a necklace of pearls and turquoises said to bring misfortune to all connected. After theft and racing losses, a pundit advised changing ownership and sending it abroad. England’s owner reportedly faces ongoing ill luck, while the Maharajee’s fortune improves and stolen jewelry returns.
A home remedy recipe proposes mixing Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces and taking a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime with plenty of water. Claiming to strengthen kidneys and cleanse wastes, it promises relief and possible cure for rheumatism and urinary issues.
Martin Beck of Conewago reports three geese ate pulp from a cider mill and behaved oddly swaying and cackling before fainting and reviving. The fowls then avoided the elder mill and tried to deter others from nearby.
A courtroom exchange questions the meaning of the truth as the defendant faces potential prison time. The judge rules the witness immune and calls a witness with no knowledge of the case as proceedings continue.
A Chicago horticulturist claims to have produced a cactus dahlia, challenging Luther Burbank's famed botanical breakthrough. The notice references rival fruit and flower ventures and hints at broader plant experimentation in the era.
Fragmentary quotes depict a couple's nightly routine as one partner expresses affection before parting at night. The dialogue hints at closeness and routine without broader context.
Louis L. Kramer from Yuma Colorado marries Flora Welse of Tazewell county after writing to his aunt Mrs. Patterson to find a wife. They exchanged photos, proposals followed, and the couple wed the day after his arrival and left for Yuma.
The piece plays on a Home Magazine voice about a new telephone link between office and home. A humorous exchange shows Mrs Brown's distant reply, and a Gotham restaurant claims a replica of the White Plains gym dine menu once praised by Elihu Root.
A Jamestown, New York student credits Grape-Nuts with restoring appetite and wakeful study. He reports improved health, color, stamina, and exam performance after two months. Parents also improved, with better sleep and strength. The ad ends with the slogan There’s a Reason and a pointer to The Road to Wellville.
The article explains migratory paths used by birds each year from spring to autumn, detailing major corridors and directions. It notes the southern wintering region south of Africa and the extensive ranges of species from swallows to plovers, with distance groups from 1,000 to 10,000 miles and examples like cuckoo, greenshank, and waxwings.
Mrs. George J. Steese of Akron Ohio writes that after trying doctors with no success her child’s sores cleaned with Cutura Soap and Ointment. Within use of half a cake and box the baby’s skin cleared completely, with the mother praising the $0.75 remedy.
A reader recounts noticing a man who stamps his name on almost every page of magazines in a doctor’s waiting room. The observer explains the habit arises to deter theft, noting that without the stamps the magazines would be quickly taken.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a proven internal treatment for catarrh, claiming it acts on blood and mucus surfaces. It alleges endorsements by doctors and includes an offer from Bewey Co. for sale through druggists and mail order.
In the Tonga Islands area of the Pacific a remarkable mail method uses large sky rockets launched from ships to carry letters to shore. Dangerous reef crossings make traditional landings risky, so a few letters are attached to rockets and retrieved on the beach.
Health advisory urges careful inspection of CAETORIA remedy bottles for infants and children seeking sea r and cure. Officials stress verifying label claims and avoiding unsafe preparations. Families urged to report irregular packaging or dosing instructions to local health authorities.
An ad narrative urging mothers to guide daughters through puberty with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims two generations rely on the preparation to ease menstrual pain, irregularities, and related symptoms, featuring testimonials from women in Buffalo and Kewanee.
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