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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
6
A court in Turton hears allegations of corruption involving Karnes and wealthy associates. The synopsis outlines a conspiracy to influence officials, with testimony detailing bribes, manipulated contracts, and the involvement of notable local figures. Authorities vow to pursue all leads.
Mrs Anne Johnson walked 1100 miles to Seattle seeking her husband Ole Johnson. She endured scant meals and exposure, aided by Kind Mexicans who fed her and lent warmth, while locals helped with prayers, a watch, and rides as she pressed toward the man she believes is ill or in need.
A drum major notes his travel habit of eating ham and eggs twice or thrice daily. He explains small towns offer affordable salt meats and cheap fresh eggs, with cooks able to fry or boil eggs even when menus are elaborate. He sometimes adds boiled potatoes.
A Victorian note describes a barber who travels to China and shaves with water only, then uses a hot iron tool to scrape the face. The method surprises but allegedly fulfills the purpose, as reported in The Wide World Magazine.
A fragmentary nostalgic reminiscence portrays Adoniram Corntop and Andy Clover recalling courtship days. It laments rising costs and shifting manners with anecdotes of peppermint payment, ice cream, and a band concert, noting how times have changed.
The Texas State Journal of Medicine notes a stark contrast in costs for legal and medical remedies. It asserts some pay lawyers 290 to 500 to avoid jail and doctors 50 to 100 to ease suffering, while claiming a persistent charity in serving those in need despite nonpayment.
An old joke about a banner showing John Henry McCarthy as the friend of the Hebrew, angering an Irish voter who prefers Henry M. Goldfogle. The anecdote recalls a 19th century election clash in a mixed Jewish and Irish district.
Advertisement and assorted anecdotes pitch Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the sole positive constitutional remedy with a $100 reward for failure. The jumble cites testimonials, risk warnings, and various household products, including colonization of cures and a Wall Street remark, in a scattered 19th century style page note.
A mother speaks on the longing of many American women in lonely homes for motherhood and the wish to utter those words. She notes that an organic derangement may deny this happiness and urges women to understand that healthy maternity is achieved through specific preparations and measures.
Mrs itaanie Gilmer of West Union DC and Mrs Josephine Hall of Bardstown Ky report health gains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy for female illnesses, claims long history of cures, and invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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