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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
4
Publication data shows a Saturday issue from Arland Utah with subscription terms and advertising rates. It lists one year in advance at 91.60, six months or three months options, and notes entry as second class matter under the 1879 act. Editor and Manager identified.
A summary of hibernation biology describes animals that stockpile adipose tissue before winter, either by feeding or dormancy. It notes reduced metabolism, slowed digestion, and diminished pulse in torpid states, with examples like hamsters and dormice. The piece also promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe, legal option for cough relief.
A short, humorous extract surveys a child’s ingenuous reflections on politeness at table. A boy warns against eating quickly to avoid choking on rabbit parts, recounting a yarn about a Sunday dinner mishap. A girl’s quirky definition of turf and dirt sticks as a God-made blend.
The piece urges readiness drawing a parallel from early Russo Japanese War to modern times. It argues that preparation aids success for individuals and the nation, and advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick treatment for colds, noting it is sold by Riter Bros Drug Store.
A visitor pesters a busy man with a pitch to sell an immense encyclopedia of sporting events. The man rebuffs, noting they already own a single encyclopedia of such topics and questioning the seller’s whereabouts and credibility.
The commissioner of education reports in the 1903 fiscal year that 22,655,001 U S children aged five to eighteen existed, with 18,187,918 in schools. Over 22 percent of the population attended school and per capita education cost was 3.15 dollars. The North American Review notes the system is larger today with higher costs.
Mt Elgin Ontario merchant Mr Thos George reports he has held the local agency for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy since its introduction in Canada and sells more of it than any other line with guaranteed returns minimal. He endorses the medicine, claims personal use and gives it to his children with excellent results, and notes sale by Riter Bros Drug Store.
A prominent preacher asks papers to send reporters next Sunday for a strong sermon. His wife asks about the theme and hears he will urge abolition of all Sunday work in a bold appeal.
A visiting woman dines at a man’s club with a couple and sighs at the dinner table. She laments unhappiness away from home, then a waiter spills soup on her lap, and she thanks him for the misfortune.
A reliable medicine and one that should always be kept in the home for immediate use. For Chamberlains Cough Remedy it will prevent the attack if given as soon as the child becomes hoarse or even after the croupy cough appears. For sale by Riter Brow Drug Store.
This office has been made a collection agency for the medical work entitled MEDICOLOGY. Those who have contracted for the book should make the regular payments here and get their receipts.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Green Balm for lips and skin cures with claims of soft pink lips by bedtime application. It offers a free trial box at the store and 25 cent jars. A separate dialogue snippet features a disgraced uncle cutting off a nephew with a will twist.
The piece notes the British empire had 66 legislative bodies enacting about 1900 acts that year, while US state legislatures passed over 14,000 laws and resolutions with more than 6,400 general. It cites North Carolina with 1,200 enactments. The Philadelphia Ledger invites readers to send births, deaths, marriages and other news to publish all items.
A sunburned girl questions a varsity man about college learning and memory. He laughs off the doubt, claiming his prowess endures from his Harvard days as he asserts he can kick a goal and hold first today as well as ever. The playful exchange likens him to a Greek statue and references the Cushing drawing.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment for piles claiming quick, positive relief from itching and protruding or blind piles. The product is sold in large nickel capped glass jars for 50 cents and recommended by dealers nationwide.
Plans to pierce four Loetschberg tunnels have been approved at an estimated cost of three million pounds. French capital supports the project, expected to complete within 614 years, aimed at benefiting the Dernese Oberland agricultural district’s economy and direct links.
A fragmented timetable lists stop times and routes from Ogden to Brigham Corinne Tremont Garland Malad and back. Key times include 8:20 a m Brigham 9:55 a m Corinne and 4:55 p m Arrives at Ogden with 6:35 p m Garland as a later leg.
Mails go south at 3 0 p m with arrival from Penrose and way at 10 30 a m.
Preventics are candy tablets claimed to dissipate colds quickly when taken at the sneeze stage. They are described as safe for children and effective for adults, sold in 5 cent and 25 cent boxes by all dealers.
After Michael Davitt's death rumors claimed a reminiscence manuscript titled From Ballybrack to Jericho existed. It appears only a project, with Davitt noting the Ballybrack to Jericho papers would be written next winter if time allowed. An unrelated ad promotes Shoop’s Catarrh Cure with a soothing petrolatum balm containing eucalyptus thymos and menthol, offering a free trial box.
A merchant recalls a boyhood detective tale as he dries envelopes. He muses that using a fresh blotter triggers the memory of a clue tied to a letter, then the recall fades until he tries it again years later. The anecdote blends nostalgia with a quirky ritual.
A fragmented roster lists state and county officials including John T. Lant clerk treasurer Jan Jenson marshal George Hearts justice of the peace H C Vanausdeln along with officers like J A Edwards treasurer James Christianson and A Jensen in education. Also shown are county officials such as w W Maenghe district judge Fred J Holton district attorney AW Valentine and J N Holdaway fish and game warden Elias Jensen and others with the county board of health headed by AW Valentine and Dr R A Pearme.
Wash hands with warm water and dry, apply Chamberlain's salve before bed for speedy cure. Also touted for sore nipples itching piles and skin diseases. Sold by Riter Bros Drug Store.
A Pennsylvanian bishop defends a skirted itinerant preacher whose Sunday crowds near the cathedral draw vestrymen and townsfolk. A banker urges action to curb the unmarried woman's preaching, but the bishop dismisses interference, saying she cannot harm him and that women like to preach.
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