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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
7
A guide for women decorating their homes with affordable curtains and portieres. It highlights simple materials like unbleached muslin and cheesecloth and describes a gray living-room border with blue green leaves and white petals. Embroidery uses four colors, with outline stitches and small running stitches for a glossy surface.
Supply youngsters with folded paper cornucopias sold in sealed packages for a small sum. Use as drinking cups to avoid disease from shared public cups. Keep a stock on hand for travelers and city shoppers. Teach children to make cups from clean white paper for safer use.
Instruction on preserving scrubbing brushes and brooms. Do not store the brush bristles downward or the broom with straw up to avoid moisture damage. Hang or tie to a wall catch to keep brushes dry and extend life.
A sewing machine clogged with dust can be cleaned by using a bicycle pump to blow out particles. After blowing, wipe with a soft cloth and apply oil to finish the cleaning.
A simple recipe for corn cakes uses two slices of stale bread soaked in a quart of sour milk overnight. Add goda and salt, beat two eggs, mix half flour and corn meal, and cook a thin batter.
Mrs Mary Hinson of Mt Sterling Kentucky credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving backache dizziness and fatigue. She reports improved eyesight headaches and weakness after using the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 50 cents a box.
A wife exposes her husband’s deceit by noting the clock stopped, the music box played Home Sweet Home, and the barometer corkscrew proves his nighttime misdeeds. The breakfast aftermath reveals tension as the head of the house hides his guilt.
Thomas Tabby notes he rented a flat for a song and began a 2am solo on the back fence. Donations in the form of furniture filled the bill, as Tabby explains the cost was minimal.
In Tulare County California a Sequoia near the forest reserve remained upright after lumbermen severed its base and dynamite failed to fell it. The 75 foot trunk, 16 feet in diameter, shattered by the blast, remains held aloft by its weight and withstands strong winds.
A six year old girl in Warren Michigan suffered two months with widespread hives. After failed medicines a daily hot bath with Cuticura Soap and application of Cuticura Ointment relieved itching and cleared the eruption. Mrs. George L. Fridhoff reports the cure in 1908. Potter Drug and Chemical Corp. Propaganda.
The bridegroom elect calls marriage a good thing for single men. Mr Henpeck counters that it is for single men only. The quip hints at reputational risk from social missteps and the dangers of alcohol.
Mrs W asks if husband will catch fish. Mrs H agrees he may or may not. he always takes his pocketbook when he goes fishing, implying he will bring some home. The exchange reveals a steady habit and expectation despite uncertainty.
A nurse testifies to Grape-Nuts benefits for patients and all ages, noting ease of digestion, suitability for liquid diets, and a nourishing breakfast option with fruit. She shares a preparation method and mentions her physician husband using it for his patients. The ad-laden letter invites readers to seek the Road to Wellville booklet.
An old advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and restore strength. The ad offers testimonials and a $100 reward for proof of failure to cure.
In Paris officials urge curbs on hat pin lengths after a series of injuries in public venues. The plan targets omnibuses railway cars theaters and other crowded places to reduce eye ear and facial injuries from protruding pins.
A quoted exchange notes a dressmaker who is described as fashionable and in poor business condition. The dialogue contrasts lack of order with professional resilience and hints at change in the shop's management or status.
A small bottle of Hamling Wizard Oil rests in a medicine chest. The preparation claims broad relief for many painful conditions and markets itself as a versatile remedy.
The saying credits the greatest man with wisdom to know when to stay silent. It highlights prudent restraint as a mark of leadership and insight.
Fall offers dry surfaces and no frost for painting. A winter coat of pure white lead and linseed oil protects against winter rain and wind. National Lead Company advertises a complete painter outfit from New York City with color schemes and tools.
A humorous anecdote recounted by Arthur M. Chuquet in L Opinion tells of Napoleon meeting Blucher at Finkenstein before the Danzig siege. Blucher reportedly left inspired, his aide remarking that he could have changed history by throwing Napoleon from a window.
A canary above a square table in a Hungarian restaurant causes commotion when it drops its cage and the bird swoops toward the orchestra. A cross eyed man recalls a poker game on the B and O where grips and dress suitcases flood the kitty as money scatters, leaving winners unclear.
Doane Robinson of South Dakota history notes Sitting Bull as a medicine chief and influencer who did not fight Custer, being stationed on a ridge between the Little Bighorn and Big Horn making medicine, per the Indian School Journal.
Examine carefully every bottle of Castoria a safe and sure remedy for infants and children and see that it remains free from contamination and safe for use. The notice urges diligent inspection of each vial to protect young users and ensure parental confidence in the product.
A Marlton New Jersey woman testifies after ten years of female health troubles. The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for inflammation ulceration digestion and nervous exhaustion. It claims many cures and invites readers to write for confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Local residents suffer as extreme heat worsens coping with diarrhea and dehydration. Public health officials urge hydration and seek medical help for severe symptoms amid heat wave conditions.
Brazil continues to produce the most coffee globally led by vast plantations and favorable climate. Production remains a key economic pillar with strong export demand supporting local industry.
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