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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
10
William Wahlberg of Oklahoma City writes that one bottle of Peruna relieved his catarrh of the stomach after years of treatment. He plans to continue use and recommends Peruna to readers as a last resort that often yields relief after other remedies fail.
Blighted Faith and Edith celebrate her sixth birthday with small friends and a chaperone mom. Gladys proclaims a beau who is married, while a shy boy recalls three classmates who answered a teacher’s question about who broke the back window glass.
The article notes headaches from moving picture shows and rapid travel may be relieved by applying Dr Mitchells Eye Salve to the eyes. It claims the salve strengthens the eyes and removes burning sensations and recommends automobilists use Mitchells Eye Salve, for sale everywhere.
A Kansas City Times quip on stage talk questions the term fat part. It humorously links fat with the oleaginous sound to suggest the word olio. The joke plays on theatrical slang and a pun about oil and variety.
Readable text notes a freight wreck caused by a washout near Lytton B C leaving three men dead and six injured. The report also mentions various other incidents and political items such as Taft's Havana visit and a change in Cuban leadership.
Northwest notes report the death of former Montana governor R. B. Smith from poison, the Denver pioneer Amon Steck passing at 86, and Mrs. M. S. Williams committed to an insane asylum in Butte. UP telephone from Rawlins to Ogden now in service. Seattle postmaster George K. Russell appointed. Reclamation service HQ opened in Treloina serving Wyoming North Dakota and Montana. Jewel saloon in Butte dynamited. several narrowly escaped. Fatal coast-accident in Helena recorded. Taft cabinet hints with Ballinger urged for Interior. Montana revenue fears and Nevada banking rally loom. various local incidents fill the week.
Sylvanus Verrill of Milford Maine reports a severe kidney injury left him paralyzed and in pain. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he regained strength, reduced pain, and walked with crutches within three months, with his kidneys improving and crutches discarded. Sold by all dealers for 10 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A brief exchange shows a wife seeking a climate change advised by a doctor while the husband mentions the weather forecast predicting colder conditions tomorrow. The dialog reflects domestic handling of medical advice and seasonal expectations.
A mother recalls six months of agony as her infant suffered severe eczema leaving skinless body and oozing blood. After doctors failed, Cutleura Soap and Cutlura Ointment were credited with rapid recovery, and the child now nearly three with no signs of trouble. An unrelated bystander anecdote follows about a girl misusing scissors and a boy losing sight in one eye.
A garbled montage of quips medicine ads and literary snippets appears. It includes a child's dream of making people tremble at his name, a testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Cure and other patent remedies, plus a Roman anecdote and odd insurer-like promises.
An ad prescribes a cough remedy from glycerine pine oil and whiskey with Virgin Oil of Pine compound from The Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati. A brief fiction shows Little Henry punished at home as a mother consoles a remorseful child who pleads he is not allowed to leave.
The text discusses preserving milk fish and meat for months in a nearly airless container or vacuum state. It contrasts this with a refrigerator and mentions adding realistic touches to a woodland scene. A stage manager and author exchange ideas about adding a boar growl for effect.
An OCR fragment advertises Pettit's Eye Salve for 25 cents and lists other remedies including Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children and Allen's Foot Ease. The copy is garbled with stray phrases about favors and a note on Anacharsia and laws releasing hornets.
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