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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1906

Page

6

Insomnia Cured By Dr Williams Pink Pills For Sleep

A Manchester woman describes severe nerve and sleep problems ending after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She details an apoplectic shock, extended illness, and eventual restoration of rest and strength, noting prior reliance on opiates worsened sleep. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Kenectady for $2.50 for six.

Mme Lesauld Leela Aleop Mra. Loveland Twerett

Women in Strenuous Occupations Across the United States

In a Technial World piece, the author highlights women in demanding jobs from Monterey lighthouse keeper Mrs Fish on the West Coast to South Portland diver Mrs Gordon on the East Coast. He praises women from Utah sheriffs to Chicago street cleaners, noting widespread female courage in hardy labor.

United States Monterey Cal Fish Point Pinaa South Portland Gordon Kipling Utah Mine Derera Chicago

Habitual Criminals Bill Introduced in New Zealand

The New Zealand minister for justice introduced the habitual criminals and offenders bill. It provides that a person twice convicted of crime such as assault or four lines of wounding robbery or burglary may be regarded as habitual. At the end of their sentence they may be detained in a reformatory and work with wages directed to dependents or wrecked.

New Zealand Just

Fatal mine accident at Utah Boston Consolidated

At about 6 pm a premature explosion at the Boston Consolidated mine on Boston Con mountain in Bingham Canyon Utah killed Mike Coglietta and fatally wounded Pils brothers while injuring John Monaghan George Tellegring and two others. Dynamite charges and a faulty tamping bar caused a catastrophic blast.

Bingham Canyon Utakh Boston Consolidated Boston Con Mike Coglietta Pils John Monaghan Tie

President Roosevelt Lands in Colon on Historic US Visit

The first US president to travel outside the United States arrives by the battleship Louisiana in Colon. President Roosevelt departs Panama by special train at 4:30 PM and boards the Louisiana at 8:30 PM to greet Panama’s President Amador and Isthmian commission leaders.

Colon United States Louisiana Roosevelt Amador Panama Shonts Isthmian Canal Commission Louisinna America Shouts Stevens Reed Commission Squiers

Famine in Women Predicted for Germany by 2007

Berlin forecasts a looming female shortage as Guntay Kukultseh, a noted statistician, warns that by 2007 the male population will outnumber females by two million. He notes current female excess will shrink but men will overtake women in generations ahead.

Berlin Germany A. D. Herr Guntay Kukultseh Kerr Kukutsch

Mission Under Way to Find Lost British Ship Tvernia

Washington reports the revenue cutter Thetis under Captain Tramlet has been ordered from Port Townsend to sea with provisions to search for the British ship Tvernia. Tvernia was last heard near Astoria October 1 and is believed to have suffered a serious accident.

Washington Portland (Or

Cotton King Daniel Sully switches to soap and towels

Daniel J. Sully once known as the Cotton King has left his famed field and now leads a soap corporation. The Brooklyn plant operates with $1,200,000 capital and follows recent declines in the tallow market, which dropped about 25 percent.

New York Daniel J. Sully Brooklyn

Paris Court Hearing On Annulment Of French Prince's Marriage

Vorise Prince Amede de Brogile sues in Paris to annul the marriage of his son Prince Robert de Brogile to Estelle Alexander of California. Estelle had been married to Prince Robert de Brogile Annuat 4, a union claimed invalid under French law because the prince’s prior divorcee lacked proper approval.

Amede de Brogile Robert de Brogile Paris Estelle Alexander California Mise Alexander Prince Robert de Brogile Chleweo France

Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills in Colonia Reform

A Missouri woman from Columbia reports dramatic relief after two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered two years with swelling on the left side, heart sensations, and frequent kidney secretions before using the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 59 cents a box. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Y.

J. B. Johnson West Hickman Street Columbia, Mo Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Memorial of a lumberman framed as miniature sawmill

A cemetery memorial in Orwell Oswego County New York features a detailed granite and marble miniature sawmill replica of the deceased lumberman’s Redfield mill. The scale is inch to foot with working saws, carriages, rollers and a three log skid, illustrating the full mill setup.

Orwell Oswego County N. Y Redfield Springfeld Republican

Old Man Libby’s Deer tale and China ducks described

A Maine guide Libby recalls an old misadventure with a deer carcass carried to Bangor and questioned by Fish and Game officials. The piece then extols China’s abundant ducks, noting vast duck-raising establishments and ducks as a staple delicacy with salted duck and duck eggs widely eaten.

Libby Maine Bangor Fish and Game Carpenter China America

Coffee Importers Promote Postum as Healthful Alternative

An article notes coffee importers and roasters tout Postum Food Coffee amid debates over coffee use. It recalls a book chapter calling coffee a medicine and argues that habitual stimulant coffee irritates tissues, causing disease. It claims ten days off coffee and on Postum reveals relief from nervous, digestive, and other ailments.

Coloring on the floor with plain adeless dyes

A fragment hints at consumer ads for C can be colored on the floor with plain adeless dyes and mentions druggists. It also notes Germany providing five sixths of the world dyes. The text includes cartoonish dialogue about Noah and the Ark from a Punch tone.

Germany

Curanh Cephine Cure for Catarrh Promised

A late 19th century advertisement touts a cure for catarrh and allied diseases by Chansey Co and associates. It offers a $100 reward to prove any failure, claims constitutional treatment, and urges readers to request a list of testimonials. It also promotes “Hale’s” pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio as a contact location.

Lernelly Chansey Tulede al Drate Nail

Boston Society Fad Sparks Gamecock Lawn Trend

Dealers report suburban Boston residents adopting gamecocks for decorative lawn display. Buyers value the birds’ brilliant plumage and stately carriage, while avoiding testing their fighting traits. Projections say the old country house fad of chained gamecocks may return.

Boston Society Boston Doston

Brandreth's Pills Lauded As A Universal Remedy

A century old blood purifier and laxative, Brandreth's Pills are praised for safety and consistent dosing. The text claims one or two pills nightly aid constipation digestion and dyspepsia, with broad availability plain or sugar-coated. It notes the product's long history and universal sale.

Drandeeth Brandreth

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Quietly Endorsed

An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female pains irregularities and related ailments. Letters from women in Buffalo and North Dakota praise relief from cramps headaches and menstrual distress, urging others to seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance and the product's benefits. Regular advice promises attentive help and reassurance from Mrs Pinkham.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nellie Holmes N. Division Street Buffalo N. Y N. D

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