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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
7
An article outlines severe urban child welfare issues including extended summer idleness, poverty driven conditions, and harmful home environments. It calls for year round efforts, better city support for recreation and schooling, and protection of children from early exposure to damaging factors. It stresses preventing contamination of growth and prioritizing the cries of city children.
In a 1906 Daily Story tale, Stamford and Charley Etheredge improvise a disguise to marry the dying uncle’s heir to claim a fortune. They travel by train to Springfield, attend the wedding with witnesses, and the ceremony ends with a real engagement and a second wedding two weeks later at St Pauls. Katherine and Etheredge reveal true feelings after the ruse succeeds.
A testimony from W. M. Chidester of Hutchinson Kansas dated April 20 1906 describes a severe psoriasis case covering the body scalp and limbs. He reports complete cure after thirty days using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and claims lasting permanence.
An assortment of vintage product notices and curiosities appears, including Allen's Foot Ease praised as a cure for painful feet and easy shoe wear. It mentions B F Clay of Philadelphia, a nearly 80 year old whittler who crafts long quadruple linked watch chains with a penknife, per Technical World Magazine.
The Huntsman of the Harison line discharged a cargo of tea by electricity in the London docks for the first time in port history. Continuous rollers driven by electricity completed the operation, marking a milestone in dock logistics.
Christian Langer of Harboe Jutland aged 83 dies leaving record of saving five hundred from drowning over 48 years. The noted Danish boatman earned respect for risking his life to rescue others on local waters.
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