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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
5
Rev. G. M. Gray of Whitesboro Texas says four years of lumbago caused misery. Dean's Kidney Pills relieved the pain quickly and completely. He allows his name to be used to help others with kidney trouble. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York for 60 cents.
Dialogue fragment shows Mrs Hill accusing Bill of staying out all night while Mrs Hill defends or questions the timing. The exchange hints at domestic tension and a whispered confrontation. No further context or names beyond Hill and Bill are provided.
The article traces early female postal leadership in Europe with a 1548 appointment in Braine le Comte and Alexandrine de Rue guiding major European routes during the Thirty Years War. It notes Elizabeth Harvey in Portsmouth and Lydia Hill in Salem as early American postmasters in the 17th century.
Sprigg visits a noted physician seeking health advice. The doctor notes heart and lung issues and adds that Sprigg's manners are affected, delivered in comic pom pom cadence.
A North Carolina public schools superintendent endorses Postum after his mother, long a coffee drinker, suffered heart issues and general malaise. He recounts switching to Postum, improving headaches, stomach troubles, and overall health. The letter praises Postum and cites a personal family example.
A concise preliminary account by Commander Peary outlines the 1908 1909 north pole voyage. It recalls ship Roosevelt departures from New York and Sydney, stops at Etah and Cape Sheridan, sledging to the pole, and the April 6 1909 arrival with all men returning in good health except Prof. Ross G Marvin who drowned April 10 near Cape Columbia.
The Roosevelt wintered at Cape Sheridan with a westward sledging party from February 15. Peary reached Cape Columbia on March 15 and the North Pole on April 6, setting a record pace of about 12 miles a day over 34 days. Cagni’s Italian expedition previously held the speed record with seven miles a day.
A preacher asks his congregation to bring canaries to service as a symbolic gesture. He suggests parrots could be saved with similar participation, sparking curiosity about this unusual approach.
Capt. George P. Bliss of Morris Manitoba recounts relief from dry eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He declares symptoms resolved in days and weeks enabling him to wear boots again. Notes plan for electrification of major Swedish state railroads.
Engineer Eugene Ricky Becker celebrates Independence Day by opening the government road in Mount Rainier National Park. A smooth thoroughfare now connects Udewater to Narada Falls near the snow line in Paradise Valley with a four percent maximum grade. About 80 autos, all loaded, used the route on opening day.
Fragmentary text mentions a painkiller and indigestion with unclear details. No coherent events, persons, or places are readable enough to summarize definitively.
A nurse or common citizen asserts women will become the man's superior once rights are secured. The crowd argues about suffrage and social reform as discussions grow heated. A self-help claim notes relief through a remedy named Pleasant Pellets as a cure.
A Houston woman, Mrs. Bessie L. Hicks, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles. The ad urges skeptical readers to try the remedy, citing prior letters from grateful users and asserting all testimonials are true with permission.
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