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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
7
The playwright A. W. Pinero follows an unusual routine starting after the average city man’s day. He rides a bicycle in the morning, returns for dinner, enjoys a nap, and then works late into the night after tea.
A Paris woman was arrested after her four year old child, carried by her, was observed snatching watches and pins from bystanders. In under thirty minutes the infant purportedly stole two watches and seven pins before authorities intervened.
Mrs Cora Goode writes from 255 E Chi Avenue Chi Lil praising Lydia BE Pink health remedy that she believes helped Miss Goode recover from illness and hopes other women may benefit from the same treatment in this publication.
Miss Cora Goode of Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club Chicago reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The testimonial cites restored health, strength, and ability to resume outdoor activity within months. The advertisement urges sick women to write for advice from Ira Pinkham and notes her long experience and free guidance from Lynn Mass.
R A Pugh of 2020 North B street Elwood Indiana reports kidney trouble back and shoulder pain and says three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured him. The Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sells at 65 cents a box through all dealers.
A New Hampshire man recalls a tight fisted townsman who recently attends church, sparking astonishment. A banker loaned fifty dollars to a pastor, leaving him to recoup via pew rent. A lawyer recounts a boarding school letter from his son describing meals and hardships, begging for a dollar to repay a debt.
Miss Mary Cassatt of Philadelphia currently resides in Paris and her works hang in the Luxembourg. At a studio tea she discussed an English animal painter who depicted dead game last winter. A critic praised a group of dead rabbits as unusually true to nature, prompting Cassatt to quip about nature in rabbits.
A old market praise article extols Allcock's Plaster as a world renowned remedy with a sixty year record. It claims wide popularity for easing pains from cold or overstrain and notes its sale by druggists worldwide.
Honey vinegar, a new food product from Holland, is produced on a commercial scale. The vinegar has a distinctive agreeable aroma and pleasant taste due to its honey base.
The article notes bed spreads gain favor in white taffetas printed with flowers and cretonne borders. Embroidered linen and lace coverings grow popular. knitted squares remain durable though heavy to launder. Pillows get matching covers or bolster rolls, and decorative trends include white bed coverings and nonpoisonous pet snakes in Britain.
A vintage testimonial style notice offers One Hundred Dollars Reward for a catarrh case claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio cures. It asserts the firm is honest after 15 years of dealings and promotes internal use and blood mucous system effects with testimonials and price per bottle. Also advertises Hall's Pllls for constipation.
A collection of Japanese inspired recipes including a cup of rice boiled in water then served with salt fish and mayonnaise. A salted rice cake with red bean sauce and a Japanese salad with olive oil dressing and crosne garnish. Nut cocoa cake with walnuts and pecans, cocoa icing, dried apple pudding with molasses sauce, and a meat cream dish boiled with lemon for seasoning.
Pound six ounces of rich cheese Ane and two ounces of butter mix with made mustard and anchovy paste. Spread on buttered brown bread, add a thin slice of ham or smoked beef, cover with bread, cut in fancy shapes.
Instructions for first wash of a blanket include soaking twelve hours in cold water then rinsing in clean water to remove bleaching sulfur. Later wash in lukewarm soap lather, rinse thoroughly, shake, and hang to dry.
A German firm reports strong sales of wrought iron wardrobes offered in four sizes. The units boast durability ventilation and easy cleaning with wire netting doors and sloped tops for full visibility of contents.
Senator Bailey of Texas recalls a New York street fight and a train incident where a drummer offered a boy a lemon to stop a snoring man from dying of apoplexy. The boy squeezed the lemon as instructed, producing a dramatic moment.
Wisconsin Senator Spooner and guide Bill Murray pursued big game when a sudden rifle shot felled an animal. They found a Jersey calf instead and argued over pronouns, sparking a comic exchange cited by the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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