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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
7
New England spinster Aunt Mary dies in Carlsbad for health. Her nephew learns, upon opening the casket, that the body is actually a general in full dress uniform. He cabled the general’s heirs for guidance and they call for a full military funeral with six brass bands and saluting guns.
A Missouri physician reports his heart troubles improved after stopping coffee and using Postum. He notes his own case improved and he now prescribes Postum for patients whose coffee harms the heart nerves or stomach. He praises its flavor and says he will continue recommending it.
Washington reports a Dallas linked ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commission banning railroads from exchanging transportation for newspaper advertising space. Publishers nationwide condemn the decision as unconstitutional and unnecessary, arguing it undermines free contracts and would not be upheld in court. They urge Congress to reconsider and protest to lawmakers.
The sultan of Morocco appoints Mohammed el Torres and Moham med Sidi el Mokhiii to confer with foreign ministers in Tangier on implementing the Algeciras conference decisions. El Menebhik, former minister of war, is also assigned to participate in the discussions.
London editorials on the Cuban situation say the United States bears no blame in relations with Cuba and that annexation by the United States is the best outcome, with newspapers deeming it inevitable.
Chase Anderson, a well known Cook City mining man, was found dead in an old prospect tunnel at Gardiner on Sunday. Reports say he had taken his wife away two or three days earlier and had been missing since Thursday. Search parties located his body Sunday afternoon, indicating he acted with intent to end his life.
Fire at a Barstow barber shop killed eight in the business district. Freight train collision near Callao Mexico killed eight. Typhoons and explosions caused deaths and widespread damage in Kansas Oklahoma and the Philippines. Cuba annexation debate voiced by Senator Elkins. Osage City annual report notes. Illinois stock exchange expels bidder for bucket-shopping. Various political and crime news with deaths and investigations nationwide.
A terse moral note contrasts charity with stinginess, invoking a Chinese proverb about secret merit. It suggests dresses and dyes can rejuvenate appearance while implying moral judgments about generosity and parsimony.
A damaged text fragment claims Caer catarrh cannot be cured by Halk Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo. The firms and dealers are named with 15 years of reputed honesty in business. Also notes fallible Westminster Abbey lore about Henry IV and a minister named Shepherd dying after a speech.
J D Daughtrey of Suffolk Virginia says he passed about 20 pounds of gravel and sandy sediment over years and has not passed a stone for three years after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports relief from agony and other kidney symptoms and praises the tonic. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In Kamalapuram India heavy rains weakened a tank bank. Scorpions emerged from crevices in the earthwork and swarmed the site, forcing abandonment of the preservation effort. Over 30 laborers were stung in the incident.
Liverpool surgeon Robert Jones recalls a patient, an aged poacher, who, under cocaine during leg surgery, regaled him with stories of poaching schemes. The anecdote blends crime lore with medical care and a sifted social tone.
A bayman warns of lightning signs signaling an approaching storm while a column notes British jewelers in low mood as demand falters and imitation pieces rise in popularity. It ends with a reflection on the value of a wife as property held in her name.
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