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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
3
A fragmentary, misread item praising the Union Pacific Railway. It touts protection of the Great Overland Route with references to track improvement, equipment reliability, and service superiority. Ends with unclear mentions of agencies and locations.
A fragmented notice details train routes with daily trips between Ogden and Denver and mentions Salt Lake City connections. It lists agent contact and lodging or car services aboard Pullman sleeping cars on the route with several named places including Glenwood Springs and Omaha.
From Paririe Schauer to Over land Lamitn review discusses the Chenga and South-Lortern line. It praises the Northwest growth and outlines the North Westerns plan from Chiemo to the Miscou River near Bluffs. Copies of the article are available through A Walker in Salt Lake City.
Tie China Milwaukee A St. Paul Railroad introduces the largest and handsomest dining car yet built on its Pioneer Limited. The car measures about 82 feet long with a wider, higher body and a kitchen large enough for a full crew to serve a large passenger load. The car is designed to comfortably seat many travelers with movable chairs and an efficient layout to handle growing patronage.
An old warning stresses throat health and prevention against infections. It urges prompt attention to throat symptoms and promotes a diphtheria remedy from a local Lehi business, highlighting a prescription department and proof of the product.
A historical ad claims a remedy called Worm Dineyer or White's Cream Vermilage purges worms and cleanses the body, preventing future worm nests and fostering a healthy condition, as noted in an early period advertisement.
An advertisement offers a free sample bottle of Hodehee's German Syrup to any adult with throat or bronchial trouble who calls at T. J. Wadsworth's. One sample per person, no copies to children without parental order. The pitch cites twenty years of distribution and claims physician endorsement.
An old testimonial claims Dr King's New Discovery cured a child with croup and cough, urging mothers to use the remedy for prevention and relief. It mentions other cough preparations and guarantees safety, sold by H. B. Merrihew.
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