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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
3
Two blasts at Lawson mine in Black Diamond near Seattle killed twelve foreign workers. Natural gas ignition caused a massive blast that blew timbers and earth half a mile, with the mine caving in and damage estimated at 250000 dollars.
In Salt Lake City Thomas Vance, initially sentenced to death for the alleged murder of his wife Mary Vance in 1907, received a stay and a new trial after a six day testimony. Jurors found him guilty of assault with intent to commit murder, with a possible sentence from one to twenty years. In St. Anthony Idaho a three year old boy, son of M L Fuller, died when a heavy car door fell on him at the Far mers Equity building area near Marys ville on the O S L.
President Taft issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation citing progress in population growth and harvests, and improved general international peace as reasons for gratitude in the year 1914. The document reflects official optimism and a call for national thanksgiving.
Anton Schwartz a millionaire brewer and Bernheimer and Schwartz president shot himself in his twin apartments. Grief over his son's death was given as the motive.
George Foster a local businessman shot and fatally wounded his wife before killing himself Sunday after a quarrel from which they were separated. The tragedy occurred in Evansville.
Rev. H. H. Clapham of Santa Clara collapsed and died in the pulpit of an Episcopal church in San Jose while reading a psalm on Sunday morning. It was his first sermon at the church.
In Rome sanitary actions by the government curb cholera spread. Officials report the disease checked and new daily cases remain small under the preventive program.
The vignette recalls a dinner where John Philpot Curran and O'Leary share witty banter. Curran quips about earning St Peter’s keys, and O'Leary replies it would be better to hold the keys to the other place so Curran could be let out. The exchange is noted in Kelly's Reminiscences.
A testimonial details severe scalp itching bleeding from combing, extensive hair loss, and sleepless pain. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for months the symptoms subsided and no scalp trouble returned, with the writer praising the treatment and noting long hair if not bald today.
The ad claims Marine Eye Remedy cleanses and strengthens the eye, improving circulation and promoting normal conditions. It links the product to refreshed eyes and healthier vision. A second note cites a proverb on honesty, suggesting virtue comes from resisting temptations.
Mrs. F M Hill of 188 W 10th St Waterloo Iowa endured long pain dull back ache and swollen hands and feet until doctors gave up hope. After starting Doan’s Kidney Pills her condition improved and continued use cured her. Doan’s are sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A sharp child petitions for food at a ravaged farmhouse. A kindly woman hesitates, noting six children in the party. The boy retorts that they are “children six times over,” claiming lineage to family, country, church, and grace as proof of entitlement.
Test of Time figures Dart and Epperson from Kansas City visit Evan's hotel in Douglaston Long Island and sample oysters. An oyster opener serves many, prompting a discussion on how to judge freshness. Mr Burt jokes that ptomaine poisoning is the only sure test if you are ill. if not, the oysters were good.
Public warning against ointments containing mercury for catarrh. Claims severe health risks from external use and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co as mercury free and systemically acting. Also notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and directs to buy from druggists.
Howells reflects on hope during a Sunday afternoon in New York. He dismisses hope as not an angel in robes but a mere Wisp of hay before a donkey to prompt motion.
An old promotional text urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the Zy signature and notes years of use. It includes testimonials about a horse product and a pharmacist contact, reflecting period marketing language and brand familiarity.
A lifesaver recalls a close call last summer in the surf when he rescued a lady who was so grateful she nearly married him. The piece notes sore throat and diphtheria warnings as health dangers and urges prevention.
An advertisement touts Pettit’s Eye Salve as a quick relief for granulation of the eyelids with claims of low price and easy payment, mentioning druggists and Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York. It notes strong winds and sand storms affecting eyes and hints at fashion trends with women dressing as if hard of hearing.
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