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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
3
On the west side a row of old houses was torn down for new business buildings. A laborer found a worn envelope reading Mr Gray Cat and a note from "THE SMITH FAMILY" asking rats to vacate 127 for neighbors. The contractor recalls a rural tale of polite notes inviting rodent relocation.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat column recalls how accidents from slight slips or sudden twists have repeatedly broken necks. Examples include falls on sidewalks, vehicle collisions, and a police baton strike. The piece notes how dodging motions and head twists can be fatal in ordinary moments.
The Pilgrim describes Iceland as a simple self sufficient society with no manufactories, one policeman for 78 000 people, no jail or court, and criminal cases sent to Denmark. Women’s Political League has 7 000 members and broad civil rights.
An observer recalls a tale of a mosquito repeatedly biting Ed the heavy drinker at a New Orleans office. The insect allegedly grew bold, perched on Ed and then on the desk, while Ed slept drunk, and the narrator even nicked the mosquito’s wing to remember it. The story ends with more to tell.
A late Rev. Father Thomas J Benlly of Cambridge is mistaken for a beggar after a snowy ride home. He seeks shelter in a remote house where a kindly woman feeds him. A crying boy is thrust upon the scene stirring awkward confusion before the truth emerges. The tale ends with the woman distressed at the misidentification.
The speaker recalls a past encounter with a woman whose face and words linger. He questions why he did not speak then as he recalls her beauty and the moment, hinting at lingering regret and a wish to have acted differently.
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