Lehi Banner LGO A Tear Entered at Post Office
The Lehi Banner LGO A Tear was entered at the Lehi Utah post office as second class matter under the management of JAS M Kirkham.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
4
The Lehi Banner LGO A Tear was entered at the Lehi Utah post office as second class matter under the management of JAS M Kirkham.
East Lake City visitor T R Cutler. Lehi guests include Mr and Mrs Arthur Livingstone for Xmas. Hazel Austin of Sugar Idaho visits Lehi. H G Smith of Blackfoot Idaho and wife in Lehi. William Gough and wife of Nampa Idaho spend holidays with relatives. Anderson returns from Uintah County trip. Dulcie Webb home from Sugar Idaho teaching. Mrs James G Gray in Salt Lake with daughter. Zelpha Gray visits Salt Lake sister May Cowen. Dolph Wing from Nampa Idaho returns for business. Also public notices and local ads for skin ointment and portrait services.
A visitor recalls unique names given to Judge Kenesaw Iain Landis family born from historic congressional measures. The tale centers on a man registered as Kanaas N Bill whose father named children after Kans Nebraska Bill, Lecompton Constitution Bill, Missouri Compromise Bill, and Louisiana Purchase Bill. The narrator suggests to verify by asking K N Bill in Bill Hill near Old Lyne.
A Toronto man describes severe foot pain in 2008 that made walking impossible. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was completely cured by one bottle, then recommended it to several friends who spoke highly of it.
A tramp asks a madam for immediate cure as he suffers indigestion. He insists she provide something to digest to relieve his distress, prompting a curt response about offering help.
A historical comparison shows oil lights in 1874 at 54 000 candles, electric light in 1882 rising to 820 000 candles, and modern electric systems now delivering about 3 000 000 candles of illumination.
An ad touts 4Skevne Richardson's Grand Prize Grecian Floss and a 1 Scrim Ruffle for Pillow with a complete Diagram Lesson. The price is 75 cents and the vendor invites readers to see the items.
For sale a folding ted priced at 65 and 45 respectively. Also available other furniture including pieces labeled M W Ingalls.
Notice from B H Nowman states there will be no duck hunting allowed on his land.
A customer complains about the price of tea stating a dollar a pound is steep. The vendor responds firmly that all teas are to step indicating a humorous or dramatic shopping moment.
An elderly Jersey farmer visits a circus for the first time and gawks at a dromedary. He studies its legs, hooves, lip, and back, then after fifteen minutes walks off in disgust and declares the animal unreal.
A fragment notes that wealth signals trustworthiness in a man. The line suggests that visible money in the bank reflects prudent character rather than mere luck, implying financial stability as a social cue.
Trustees of the College of the City of New York favor adding a night college to aid young men and women who cannot attend the regular daytime sessions.
General Piequart, French minister of war, opens a dancing class at Joinville le Pont NCO School to train military dancing masters for instruction in garrisons. Giranudet, president of the International Society of Dancing Masters, praised the idea, recalling Napoleon I encouraged dance before battle.
Customer claims difficult breathing fluttering and palpitations ease with Dr Miles Heart Cure. Letter from Mary C Tahlem of Sullivan Missouri praises the remedy and assures a guaranteed first bottle benefits or money back, published by Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
State of Utah lists lands selected as Indemnity School Lands under the 1868 act. The lists, broken by descriptive subdivisions, are open for inspection and protest until stated deadlines. Notices will run in successive weeks. protests alleging mineral value over agricultural use may be filed with the General Land Office in Washington.
Nuggets advertised for sale by a reputable company, featuring clear product labeling and pricing. The notice emphasizes quality and authenticity, listing contact details and terms of purchase.
A brief meditation on feminine wit and restraint, praising the skill of concealing cleverness as a social art. The piece extols measured speech, graceful demeanor, and strategic silence as marks of intelligent conduct.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain’s salrene cures tetter salt rheum and eczema, relieving itching and burning sensations. The text emphasizes quick relief and prompts readers to purchase for immediate skin relief.
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