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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
6
Mrs. Remnethe Myers of 180 South Tenth St Ironton Ohio describes five years of kidney pain weakness sleepless nights and swelling. After taking four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills her symptoms faded and she regained health. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A country woman brings two auk eggs to Professor Edwin Ray Lancaster who misidentifies them. He explains auk eggs are valued misperception, then notes the natural blue color of pure water and how dissolved salts affect tint, citing Scientific American observations.
An artist praises aged garments over new ones noting old suits reveal true character. He argues formal evening wear dims warmth at gatherings and that comfort and mellowing through use yield the true artful fit.
A physician describes using Postum in his own family and recommends it to patients as a nutritious beverage. He notes it spreads through town, remains in households, and aids convalescence from pneumonia and typhoid fever. The letter promotes Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the slogan There’s a reason.
A sprawling bunco operation run by Mrs Bina Verrault and Mrs Ivella Brown lured wealthy Wall Street men with romance and spiritualist shows. Victims included James McClellan Leo Kiesler and Count Ignaz Zolinoff. The scheme included fake coal stock ventures and late night gambling.
Des Moines reports a 74 year old man J. J. Francis and his 26 year old daughter Mary living as lifelong transients. They were found in railroad yards near West Seventh Street and bound to travel year round with no shelter. Francis recounts his wife’s elopement with a friend, selling his grocery business, and a decades long search while raising Mary on the road. He vows to keep roaming until death or until he finds his wife’s partner.
A playful caption from Puck musing on honeymoon bliss and pairings. The dialogue hints at Adam and Eve discovering paradise, framed in lighthearted banter between lovers.
Dr Love recounts a tale from Austrian police archives about the bandit Schauenburg and four associates doomed in Vienna in 1680. After beheading, Schauenburg's body allegedly rose and walked past the others, prompting the emperor to grant pardons to the four condemned men.
A tourist recalls two elderly forty niners in Tombstone Arizona quarrelling over a pioneer date. They drew guns and fired but missed due to dim sight and unsteady hands. The barkeep intervened and the Epitaph described the incident with indulgence, ending with wait, boys will be boys.
Five trains daily via the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe connect Colorado with Kansas City St Joe Chicago Galveston El Paso and City of Mexico. Inquire about reduced rates. C F Warren G A A T and B S F Ry 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
The New Orleans Picayune notes sunshine boosts sugar beet yields in Spain, boosting beet sugar as a crop rival to cane. It contrasts British cloudiness and fogs with Spain’s sunny climate, citing England's roughly 1,400 annual sunshine hours and Spain's favorable conditions for beet sugar.
California reports deposits totaling 540 million dollars with banks holding 693 million in assets. Despite San Francisco’s earthquake and fire losses, the state shows strong agricultural and mineral gains plus potential recovery if insurers pay, sailors return, and Bay City regains prosperity.
A London firm offers a daily London sightseeing system for 10.50 dollars with a midday meal. Tourists may inspect all sights in the capital and its suburbs, including picturesque and historic interest.
A Thorndike ensemble played a sacred concert at Forest Lake last Sunday afternoon. Reports mention a mishap in Barre Piaina with dishes falling from pantry shelves as far north as that area.
Havana report states the extra session of the congress granted President Palma the fullest powers not constitutionally held, including access to public funds for war, revoking prior appropriations, and expanding rural guards to 10 000 and artillery to 2000 men. The measures passed by party lines with liberals and independents abstaining and liberal nationalists backing moderates.
After talks with Taft Bacon and Bonaparte President Roosevelt sends Taft and Bacon to Cuba to investigate conditions and back peace. He warns Cuba of its duties as a self governing republic and notes American property losses and a threatened peace. The communication to Senor Quesada urges restored order and US responsibility if peace fails.
In Salt Lake City George J Arnold a Spiritualistic medium was convicted of battery against Mary Brandon. Testimony said Brandon and her son-in-law visited Arnold and James Dickson at 269 East Third South Street to expose a fraud. During a sitting in a dark room Arnold allegedly struck Brandon knocking her down after a clash over a spirit robe.
Strenuous efforts are being made to convert Adolph Weber’s death sentence to life imprisonment. Attorney General Webb District Attorney K P Robinson Sheriff Charles Kenna of Placer County and Detective Chase H Reimer pressed the case before Governor Pardee on Friday afternoon in opposition to clemency.
A Wheeling and Lake Erie handcar carrying twelve trackmen ran off an open Haumee bridge draw near Toledo Friday night. All aboard were drowned and no bodies have yet been recovered. Identification remains uncertain due to distance from the work site.
Cheyenne Wyom. The Democratic state convention named the ticket with Governor A D Kelater of Fremont county as governor and Daniel W Gill of Laramie county as secretary of state state auditor Thomas A Dunn of Big Horn county state treasurer James L Lobban of Sheridan county state superintendent of public instruction Misa May Hamilton of Natrona county and congress John C Hamm of Ubstah county.
A fragmented column discusses ongoing health neglect among women, highlighting daily fatigue and perpetual illness as a common, unaddressed issue. The piece urges awareness and action to address chronic symptoms reportedly suffered by many women.
A 19th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for female weakness symptoms including mood, backache, and insomnia. The letter from Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge, New Jersey, praises restored health and urges other women to seek the remedy. It notes Mrs. Pinkham and her daughter-in-law continue free guidance from Lynn, Massachusetts.
H G Wella of England writes in a magazine about Alderman Kenna known as Hinky Dink in Chicago. He describes Kenna as a compact upright man with blue eyes and a dry manner who runs two saloons and visits Chinese quarters while wearing a bowler. He muses Barrie might resemble Kenna if he had a similar path.
Workmen uncover a wine flagon embedded in brickwork at Bocking England containing a dated page Aug 15 1783 about building the chimney for Josiah Reeve the owner. It lists the master carpenter and master bricklayer and notes Reeve as father of six and his wife Elizabeth Houston married March 18 1773.
A humorous exchange features a household debating the presence of a cat. One member asserts they keep the cat, while another questions its fit at home, noting the cat’s stubborn insistence.
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