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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
7
A late night drunk man staggers toward home past Abe Gudman’s jewelry. he notes the time as the clock strikes twelve and then miscounts panel clocks aloud reaching twenty-four, lamenting Mary’s reaction to his condition and lateness.
A student teacher recounts a forty five minute shift in leading an eighth grade class. Disruptions arise as students whisper, a boy hovers with an ink blot near a corner and readiness to throw it, and the substitute is saved from handling discipline by the teacher’s return.
The article extols a policy of disciplined work and clean effort in all activities. It credits this spirit with leading the school and athletics to success and aims to engrave boys' games in local history as champions of Italy County.
A call for a combined public library and gymnasium aims to provide an educational institution for youths not in high school. The plan argues many youths leave education early and risk unwholesome pursuits, urging a supervised, welcoming center akin to a Salt Lake Y M C A experience.
The board of health calls attention to the law on measles reporting. Any person failing to report contagious disease is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by six months imprisonment. Public urged to observe quarantine and not remove flags. once cured, verify with quarantine physician who will fumigate and remove the tag.
Health board notice warns about symptoms caused by constipation and recommends Dean's Regulets as a gentle laxative. It stresses seeking a druggist for the remedy and mentions a price of 2 cents.
Proprieties of Bell Telephone Co place a new paving in front of their buildings this week. The improvement enhances the appearance of Main Street and invites continued use of the section.
Fragmentary text mentions Hollister and a product called Rocky Mountain Tea. Readable parts show wind and winter imagery but lack coherent event or clear facts to summarize as a news item.
Engineering Magazine reports on Filipino laborers rapidly adapting to railway work and tool use in plantation contexts, noting initial reliance on hands and feet but overcoming barriers with patience and basic equipment. The piece criticizes absentee white supervisors and highlights indigenous capacity despite colonial conditions.
An English exchange notes women grow serious after youth and lose playfulness. It says men stay childlike and enjoy time with children. A father seeks playful moments with kids while a mother becomes tired, acting as guardian to her children rather than their playmate.
The article lists several methods to mask the bad taste of castor oil or cod liver oil. Suggestions include cooling the oil with ice, using an odorless colorless oil, coating the mouth with orange juice, and chilling the mouth by chewing crackers before administration to prevent an oily aftertaste.
Grandma asks why and the boy explains he has wings to reach the top shelf. He wants the cake and jam Mamá keeps there.
In a humorous exchange Babby observes that her uncle who lost his left hand in a railway accident now has his right hand as his left hand. The lighthearted remark underscores a child’s literal take on disability and adaptation.
Delinquent stock notices involve North Bench Irrigation Company based in Lehi Utah. The notice lists stockholders and shares with details of delinquent status and related actions by the company and officials. The document references stock, parcels, and locations tied to Lehi and neighboring entities.
Secretary of State receives report from The Utah Banking Company located in Oh and American Fork detailing its condition at close of business December 31 407. Directors Thomas Webb James Clark and L Evans attest and notarize the financial status while J Chart Charles Free provides official certification of the statement as a correct copy for the state record dated December 16.
A damaged OCR item promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness and other ailments. The item claims the cure originates from Toledo and was marketed by CHIRNEY & CO. with druggists in Florida and California, presenting a medicinal pitch with bold testimonials.
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