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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
7
Uruguay cut its debt by 1,670,460 during 1906. Beginning the year with 121,455,747 in total and about 80 percent external, the country remains prosperous and a solid customer for the United States. Exports to Uruguay for the nine months ending March 31, 1906, reached 2,172,276 versus 1,200,43 in the prior year.
A damaged ad fragment touts Mall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for constitutional disease and catarrh. It claims the medicine improves blood and mucous base to restore health and mentions a 100 dollar reward for readers who buy.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt a prominent American clubwoman is received by royalty overseas. Foreign papers quip that she has a proverbial right to look at a king, highlighting her notable status and the light humor of European commentary.
Mrs A Moore of Waterville Missouri runs a restaurant and testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured year and a half of kidney trouble. She describes back and head pain, dizziness, and fatigue fading after treatment. The ad notes the product sells for 50 cents a box and is distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A closing line asserts self knowledge over gossip about neighbors.
Havana observers report rebels quickly laying down arms under a commission's supervision as part of the revolution's end. About 700 of Querra’s men have ridden to Pinar del Rio, with a brigade marching to Guanajay, while crowds in Havana view the process and rifles are counted before transfer.
Two armed robbers stormed the Kimmon Ginko in San Francisco at noon on a Wednesday. They beat two clerks and escaped with about $11,000 in gold, one thief striking a banker unconscious with a gas pipe as alarms spread.
Miss Madelaine Lake, daughter of an English army officer, was found murdered in Essen’s city park. Police have no light on the mystery as investigators describe the assault as brutal with beating, strangling, and severe injuries.
Chairman Bhonts of the Isthmian Canal Commission signals a tentative decision that the Panama Canal will be built by contract. An official determination on construction method is expected soon after a lengthy Wednesday night conference between Chairman Shonts and President Roosevelt.
Early Wednesday a blowout from blast furnace D at Colorado Fuel and Iron in Pueblo caused instant death for two men and severe burns to two others who cannot recover. A fifth man was feared crushed by falling debris though not confirmed. An eyewitness believed no more than five were hurt.
The Chicago American baseball club clinched the 1906 pennant when both games of a Wednesday doubleheader at St. Louis were called off due to wet grounds. Philadelphia and New York split their two games in Philadelphia. Chicago cannot be overtaken even if they lose the remaining four games.
Fletcher D Proctor becomes Vermont governor on the fourth. The International Law Association meets in Berlin October 1 to 6. Ten terrorists condemned to death by drumhead court martial in Czenstochowa and executed. Major George F Hoyle killed by train in Atlanta. Storm losses in Mobile around 1 million dollars. Bryan begins campaigning toward election day. Violence follows shooting in Manning DC as one man dies. Morocco City mobs attack Jews and Muslims. Four Europeans narrowly escape assassination. William A Dowell shot in Minneapolis over a personal dispute. Judge Taylor restrains striking workers at Pope Motor Car works. Newark Ohio jailbreak frees inmate after assault. Laura Ayres found dead in Shelbyville Indiana. Norwegian Mrs Severson gives birth to four boys near Mondovi Wisconsin. Pension roll decreased by 12 470 dollars for year. Theatre of Nancy burns with 160 000 dollars damage but no casualties. Cedar Rapids horse show judge Jake Fisher dies. Peru pleased with Root speeches. Moscow revolutionists attack patrol. two prisoners killed. Ohio streetcar wreck injures twenty. Russian rail sabotage halted by train men. Pensacola hurricane efforts to salvage ships. Milton Wilder injured in political quarrel. Train collision near Troy. five cavalrymen killed. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe declares 2.5 percent dividend. Russian trial violence as unknown man threats judge advocate during mutiny case.
A historical sketch of Lydia E. Pinkham born February 1619 in Lynn Massachusetts known for her herbal remedies Verbal account describes her early teaching work marriage to Isaac Pinkham and the rise of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound after the 1873 financial crisis It notes her family’s role in formulating distributing and sustaining the business and preserving extensive medical case records today highlighting her enduring legacy.
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