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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
7
E W Walton of San Antonio Texas recounts severe night sweats deep cough and panic in the head and chest. He credits multiple Peruna courses with removing alarming symptoms and restoring health and notes using Peruna again for subsequent colds.
Mrs. Sparker quips that a man may prefer a horse to the motor tear while Mrs. Tyne notes a horse suits a woman with sick hay colored hair. The exchange reads as a light social jab on style and gendered grooming.
Mrs. F Budke of LeSueur Minnesota shares a case of a two month old girl with a severe facial rash covering the head. After ineffective treatments the child improved markedly within two months of using Cuticura Remedies and has had no eczema since.
A light moment at a Richmond Episcopal gathering features a bishop and a young woman asking about a joke on butter and tomatoes. A Nehman guest seeks clarification after dinner, pressing the host for the point of the pun amid lively conversation.
A reader notes soldiers must mourn while standing on one leg as a figurative tribute because they fear losing another foot in battle. The remark reflects grim view of ongoing war and sacrifice.
A local vendor touts tea as inexpensive with a third of a cent per cup and a cent to two cents for breakfast. The grocer offers a money back guarantee if customers dislike Schilling's Tea, promising a return of payment.
A light exchange shows two longtime friends reuniting after 20 years. One greets the other warmly, the other replies in a playful self description, keeping the mood upbeat and humorous.
On a calm Atlantic night Higginson, senior partner Higginson & Rush, encounters a mermaid named Pelagia who appears once per life to humans. She captivates him with song and beauty, reveals laws of her realm, and warns of peril as orders force him to return to his stateroom.
Mrs Thos Dunn of Columbus Ohio shares ten years of backache misery and exhaustion until Dean's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and permanent care. The advertisement notes the product, price, and that it is sold by all dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A bystander recalls a deceased person dying in poverty and a seedy observer replies that living in poverty is the real hardship, not dying. The exchange underscores hardship faced by the poor.
An 1849 era notice touts Mitchells Eye Salve as a blessing to humanity and dumb animals alike. The advertisement claims broad local distribution and sells the 25 price across well regulated homes.
A lively foreign woman amused King Edward with a misstep over playing cards. She claimed not knowing the difference between a king and a knave, causing a moment of embarrassment before the king laughed and shared the tale.
A captain defers a parade ground inspection to the next day after promising his wife to let her use the cannon for a churn, prompting a colonel to issue the scheduling conflict. The exchange highlights military routine versus domestic commitments.
Marine insurance is described as the oldest form of modern insurance with origins in the fourteenth century by Carcelona merchants. It notes Spain as a major maritime power when Barcelona published the consulado del mar, a governance code that underpins current shipping law.
A North Dakota woman once nicknamed the pale girl describes chronic headaches and nervous weakness tied to heavy coffee use. After switching to Postum, she reports clearer skin, no headaches, steadier nerves, and renewed energy for herself, her husband, and their children.
Property owners are warned about misrepresentation and adulteration in paint materials. The Dutch Boy Painter trademark from the National Lead Company appears as a reliable guide for pure White Lead. The firm offers a free paint testing outline and a paint book to readers writing to Woodbridge Alley, New York City.
A meditation on strength and calmness. True power lies in restraint and mastery of impulse, not in reckless action. The calm individual remains steady while others are pulled by impulse, demonstrating superior inner strength.
A mysterious fur beather faced grave danger as a rescuer seized her by the halo and pulled her into shallow water. After the hair was left in his grasp, the lifeline saved her, and she offered no thanks for the life saved.
An advertisement touts One Hundred Mot neva for aly as a catarrh remedy. It asserts F. J. Chiene y and Co of Toledo endorse the product and guarantee the seller’s reliability. The copy urges internal use and immediate relief with Hy HI Family Pills for constipation.
In a humorous domestic exchange, Mr Hardup frets over bill payments as his wife reveals a colored bill and warns it is the one that must be paid, highlighting household financial strain with a playful tone.
In the wine stable era a cure named Distempear Cure is advertised for horses and dogs with claims of universal use. The listing notes bottles priced at 40 dollars and one dollar targets, offers agents wanted and a free book, with Gowlen Indiana as the address.
The excerpt contrasts Na riteh’s readiness to confess faults with others who label him self-made. Philadelphia Press notes the tension between humility and bragging in his public persona.
Ambiguous ad style note touts Pettit’s Eye Salve as good for sore eyes and chronic ailments. Mentions Howard Brothers of Buffalo New York and claims “two million packages” sold. Contains unclear lines about feet pain and a slogan about knowing “the other way.”
A healthful household product praised by experts and the Well Informed of the World. The passage urges buying the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elisir of Senna manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists, with location and date noted.
Letters from Mrs. H. A. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Alvina Sperling of Chicago endorse Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as saving them from surgery and curing female troubles. The ad claims a thirty year history, lists conditions treated, and invites readers to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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