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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
3
Columbus Ohio report states the active ingredients of Peruna, a popular household remedy, are now public. The article asserts Peruna includes golden seal Cedron seed cubebs stone root and other components with tonic and mucous membrane effects and benefits for nerves dropsy and indigestion.
A man proclaims he is the widow’s only love and she considers him a fit candidate for the Ananins club membership. The remark prompts reflection on social circles and suitability for inclusion in exclusive groups.
Strong winds and sand storms cause granulation of the eyelids. Pettit’s Eye Salve soothes and relieves quickly. Howard Bros Buffalo N.Y druggist. Perry Davis Pain Killer touted as substitute for many ailments. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets promise gentle digestion. Various ad copy lines imply medical remedies and moral maxims.
Senator Morley Vernon attends the Illinois senate amid a symbolic rose distribution honoring House Joint Resolution No. 19 on women’s suffrage. He meets Miss Maria Burley Greene, a young advocate whose presence signals a political shift and a clash over the proposal led by Dr. Ames amid party maneuvering.
A fragment from the era describes the other side being engraved and a reader noting the inscription. The text hints at a comparison or tally tied to a contested moment, suggesting a ceremonial or commemorative context.
Vernon and Miss Greene, Chicago lawyers, discuss a legislative resolution in a charged drawing room encounter. Greene lobbies Vernon, revealing her office work focus and earnest resolve while Vernon contemplates opportunities missed and the ethics of their professional intersection.
A technical paper argues horses stay in stalls during fires. A patented device uses a pipe to carry water to the stall exit. In a fire a handle activates a nozzle that douses head and shoulders, guiding the horse to the gangway and then to the street.
The excerpt urges just conduct toward all including enemies to avoid evil in return. It promotes universal friendship and humane goodwill toward all as a reflection of shared human nature, attributed to lilerocles.
The article notes Paris maintains 86 840 trees with lot number age history and condition logged at the Hotel de Ville. The department receives 450 000 francs annually and the work relies on thorough early efforts as part of Napoleon III era planning.
In a terse dialogue a worried observer asks about a missing dog while noting a cold. A physician-like figure boasts testing remedies on the dog before applying them to himself, hinting at a wry, staged exchange.
A child named Elmer watches five funerals pass a house and tells his mother that heaven may be crowded if they do not hurry up to get there. The remark reflects a fear of crowded afterlife.
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