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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1909
Page
3
Gardiner Maine Mrs S A Williams reports severe organic troubles and a dangerous operation avoided after three months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The testimonial lauds the tonic for female health and urges ill women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
A brief witticism contrasts a wife sent to the sea with purchasing a balcony deck chair. The banter presents a playful exchange about gifts and seaside imagery without further context.
A Saturday Evening Post tale delights Congress as a ragged man pleads for food during a Washington cold spell. He asks, quoted, if the reader is in the senate or the house, prompting humor about political as well as human need.
A secretary clarifies the president will not stop at Plunkville on the swing around the circle. He states the plan is to pass through Plunkville at 60 miles an hour amid committee discussions.
A prominent Chattanooga banker recounts quitting coffee for Postum to cure tremors and slow mental processes. He says his nerves calmed, his hands steadied, and his health improved with Postum, praising its taste and benefits. He urges readers to try Postum and notes new letters appear periodically.
Commander Robert E Peary releases sworn statements and Eskimo testimonies supporting his claim that Dr Cook never reached the pole. The narrative traces Cook's 1908 1909 expedition from Anoratok to Jones Sound via Etah Capes and shows alleged discrepancies in Cook's journey with two Eskimo boys I took a shoe and Ah pe lah and others. The document argues the pole abduction was physically impossible given supplies and routes described.
Industry chatter from Park City to Nevada notes Morgan interest in copper rail control. Utah and Mexico mines report expanding production while new smelters near Verington and Steptoe Valley begin operations. Investors eye vast ore bodies at Monarch, Clipper, and Bly Central as high-grade finds surface. ongoing tolls and plans for mills and docks shape a rising mining landscape.
Reports from Washington and the Pacific Northwest cover a string of incidents and developments. Bound over in Baker County, a shooting case. burns from a stove accident near Mia. fires and damages in Reno Nevada. Bryan's Seattle visit rally. salmon hatchery site work in Seattle. salmon pack valued at 11 million. heavy silver run. Northwestern baseball league meeting in Seattle with no circuit reorganization. multiple deaths including SP engineer Cameron and Las Vegas foreman Lilly. long-awaited Black Hawk relic recovered in Denver. Mona Bell murder trial reprieve. a Nevada saloonkeeper killed by his wife. over a million fruit trees planned for Yakima valley. four drownings near Skagway. wrestling swindle cases moving between states. air inspector Waldyke killed in Wyoming. Browns Park murder motive linked to revenge. equal suffrage debates in Washington state. Montrose broad gauge line projected. Burlington rail extension discussions with T B Walker.
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