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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1906

Page

6

SICK FOR TEN YEARS Kidney Disease Tale from Ohio Man

Fred W. Harris of Chestnut Street Jefferson Ohio endured a decade of kidney trouble with edema backache and bladder issues. After ten boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the kidney secretions normalized and he fully recovered gaining weight with no symptoms. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Fouster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

Fred W. Harris Chestnut St Jefferson Ohio Dean Fouster-Milburn Co Buffalo

The Nurse Had the Carriage But the Baby Was Missing

Maud Hipple urges young mothers to share in child rearing noting a mother must remain deeply involved even with a capable nurse. A boardwalk scene ends with a nurse forgetting to place the infant in the carriage, prompting a startled mother to exclaim the missing baby. Lord Milner receives an address of appreciation signed by 370000 supporters for his South Africa service.

Maud Miller Hipple Hipple Allantic City Lord Milner South Africa Duke of Somerset

Grape-Nuts and the teeth digestion link

The ad asserts rapid chewing harms digestion and offers Grape-Nuts as a solution. It explains hard granules are meant to be ground by teeth, stimulating saliva and aiding digestion. It claims users digest Grape-Nuts and other foods better with it, urging readers to chew thoroughly.

Unusual Vocations Taken Up by Two Young Ladies

Miss Amy Rosemary Miller, a St Louis stenographer turned Ozark homesteader, settles alone on 80 acres near Clearwater Arkansas. She built a log cabin, cleared land, planted apples vines and berries, and lives without rent or utility costs. She handles her own affairs with no office hours, embracing frontier independence and friendly mountaineer salutes.

Little Rock Ark St. Louis Ozarks Amy Rosemary Miller Miss Miller Mise Miller Clearwater Ozark Country Arkansas Howdy Amy

School Teacher Turns to Blacksmithing in Lincoln Area

Mrs Philo P Wilcox, unable to secure a teaching post in rural Kansas districts, has become a blacksmith in College View suburb of Lincoln Nebraska. With four children and her husband away for health, she handles horseshoeing, wagon repairs, tool sharpening, and other forge work aided by three daughters while two others repair bicycles. She plans to return to teaching when forge work slows and says she prefers blacksmithing to the schoolroom.

Lincoln Neb Kansas Philo P. Wilcox College View Wilcox Roselle Kan Mexico

Bullfrog Ate Ten Chicks in Winsted Farm Patch

A Stepney farmer reported daily loss of thoroughbred chick stock until ten vanished. A large bullfrog living in the potato patch was blamed and killed. Post mortem showed chick remains, confirming the suspected culprit. A second item notes 14 year old Roberta Lomerta and 30 year old John F. Gonzler eloped from Segundo, walking 12 miles after injuries, leading to confinement.

Winsted Conn Stepney Trinidad Roberta Lomerta John F. Gonzler Snowy Range Segundo

Quick Fish Salads Promote Clever Emergency Meals

Herring, sardine, salmon and lobster salads are outlined with detailed prep steps. Herring salad uses smoked fish, onion, potato, parsley, vinegar and salt. sardine salad adds mustard, anchoives, vinegar and pepper with crisp lettuce and capsicum. salmon salad combines cooked salmon with lettuce, lemon juice, capers and mayonnaise dressing. lobster salad features boiled lobster, coral, yolks dressing with oil, mustard and cayenne.

Frugality Secrets for Housekeepers from a Wise Elder

A veteran housekeeper recalls how she survived on a tiny income by making many sundries herself. She outlines a weekly allowance for essentials like soap starch flour and salt to prevent shortages and avoid the poorhouse.

Sweet Potato Pudding Method and Bake

Peel and wash a large sweet potato and grate it. Heat milk, add grated potato, boil briefly, then mix with cream and butter off the heat. Stir in eggs, salt, and pepper, pour into a dish, bake twenty minutes until custard firms. Serve hot as a vegetable.

Cleaning Marble With Soda Pumice and Salt Mix

To clean marble make a paste from two parts soda one part pumice and one part finely powdered salt. Sift the mixture then blend with water. Rub the marble with the paste to remove stains, then rinse with water and wipe dry.

Best Fruits for Jellies From Currants to Peaches

The most desirable fruits for jelly making after currants are crab apples, quinces, grapes, blackberries, raspberries and peaches. Using fruit before it is fully ripe yields a clearer jelly and a gentle simmer with no stirring darkens the grain.

Terrible Scaly Eczema Cure by Culleura Remedies

Emma E. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa reports a severe eruption covering chest neck face arms and legs that crusted. she trusted Culleura Remedies over a physician and followed them to cure, with no return five years later. Also mentions Putnam Faceless Dyes for Silk Wool and Cotton at one boiling in vibrant colors.

Emma E. Wilson Liscomb Iowa Putnam

Enmity Flairs Over Misa Welloph Relations

A Chicago Tribune page quote portrays a bitter dispute over ties with Misa Welloph. The speaker insists the relations are between Welloph and others, not with them, calling the others his bitter enemies. The exchange highlights strained personal and social alliances.

Misa Welloph Chicago Tribune

Kansans Anti Liquor Society launches free cure recipes

The Kansans Anti Liquor Society adopts a plan to fight liquor and tobacco traffic by mailing free recipes that can be added secretly to coffee or food. They request recipients not sell the recipes but share freely with others. Address: Room 10 Gray Ridge Kansas City Missouri.

Kansans Anti Gray Ridge Kansas City

Debt Dispute Over Balance at Club Night Exchange

Creditor confronts debtor over a claimed 600 mark debt, while accounts show only 560. Debtor insists payment of the 40 mark balance is due, prompting a confrontation at the club last night.

Swords To Plowshare Symbol At Union Anniversary

During Philadelphia centennial in 1874 Universal Peace union members celebrated ten years by surrendering swords to be melted into a plow. The blades were shaped into a field cultivator now displayed in Geneva Switzerland with an inscription recounting its history.

Philadelphia Universal Peace Union Geneva Switzerland

Egg O See advertising and a tale of a rival baker

The passage extols Egg O See as the best breakfast food with widespread praise from wives and mothers, noting its lack of preparation, affordability, and wholesome benefits. It contrasts merit and word of mouth with a courtly scene where a woman mocks a man’s purple dress, then smiles and praises him to friends. It also critiques using alum baking powder and cream of tartar in baking.

Nature First St Quincy

Charged for Using French at Düsseldorf Hotel

Fragmentary text reports a guest being charged extra on his bill at a Düsseldorf hotel for speaking French. Other items reference Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children and a generic claim about a man or woman’s knowledge, but details are unclear and incomplete.

Duesseldorf

Letters From Two Women On Relief From Female Troubles

Two readers share heartfelt letters to Mrs Pinkham about severe monthly pains and “female trouble.” One requests guidance while the other praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, urging others to try it and contact Mrs Pinkham for free, helpful advice from Lyon Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Mary D Capitol Streets Wale Lydia E. Pinkham

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