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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
2
The column surveys varied facts from 1000 Japanese in New York City with 50 women to precise astronomical chronometer accuracy of two hundredths of a second. It notes Chicago Health Commissioner on revaccination, southern cotton yields, and a presidential Sunday with mixed religious services. It also covers global trust trends, Nome wildflowers, early serum therapy, and strict civil service expansion affecting appointments.
A report claiming Mrs Mannie Stewart, matron, gave unsatisfactory care is denied. The matron asserts she provides full satisfaction and the institution is in its best condition.
The Treasury Department reports remarkable growth in U S commerce. In 1790 exported manufactures totaled 1 218 547 dollars while in 1902 they reached 810 011 404 dollars reflecting unprecedented expansion.
The extended presidential tour raised the question of a laundry car but was deemed too costly. The party instead supplied themselves with enough linen to run a haberdasher's shop.
War Department officials note few army officers want the General Star in Washington due to high living costs and the burden of entertaining as required for generals.
The arbhafalyptics, carved on picolaus aloes, is being revived in France. Experts note little chance it will gain traction in the United States due to Americans' impatience with the slow stone sculpture process and the disciplined methods required.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a complex metal cutter with specifications for steel parts, pine components, and precise dimensions. The document mentions a possible inventor or partner and hints at an illustrated design, with reference to a firm or individual names and a monetary note.
A garbled report claims a sensational event in Teowville with Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The text extols miraculous cures and immediate relief but is fragmented and unclear about specifics. The piece references various medical claims and prices, reflecting promotional language.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions addresses 49 Reade Street and Pate hiitie in Belvidere Itt New York City. Names and context are garbled, offering no clear event or action.
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent details to identify people places or events. No verifiable facts or structured incident can be summarized into a news item.
The readable text hints at a medical or pharmaceutical reference with a term Parsaparitiy and mentions money. No clear event, date, person, or organization is established. Further readable context is needed to form a solid item.
Notice that a $2.00 per 1000 shares assessment on capital stock of Pacific Hall Mining & Milling Company is due immediately. Unpaid shares will be sold at par on April 10th after notice and opportunity to pay delinquent stockholders. Secretary's office at American Fork Utah to collect delinquent assessments.
Review of Chicago and North Western railway properties in Kentucky and Wisconsin figures prominently as the piece discusses the recent opening of the North Western double track from Chicago to the Mississippi River. The article notes rapid railroad growth and cites a review publication distributed by A Walker for Tahoe City.
An OCR fragment discusses a patent medicine claim by T. J. Wadsworth on Main St Leht advertising a throat aid and relief from coughs. It references a trial claim, distribution, and warnings about parental consent for minors, with no clear medical endorsements.
A San Francisco group paid 112600 for a Bright's Disease and Diabetes treatment promising cures. An investigative committee tested the approach on over three dozen cases with 87 percent improving and 13 percent failing. results published and available by mail.
The Lehi Banner offers a year’s subscription for the Palisman at 1.40 with cash in advance. Sample copies of The Talisman lag behind at the office. All subscriptions to The Banner in Lehi Utah are payable in advance. Back subscriptions up to ten cents receive the Palisman for one cent.
Patient narrates severe illness with yellow skin and back pain after three doctors. He credits Electric Bitters for marked improvement after three weeks, claiming recovery from a near-death state and warning others of earlier neglect. Availability limited to 60 cents at all druggists.
An advertisement touts Bucklon’s Arnica Salve as a universal curative for burns sores boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. The claim highlights quick action and satisfaction guaranteed with a low price.
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