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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
5
In hot weather Mr Lawton grows irritable after a fishing trip. He complains about a farmer on the Greenhan turnpike and his refusal to answer. Mrs Lawton questions him as he rants about civility. He ends by criticizing guide boards as disobliging.
An ad asserts Ponti's Regulats eases constipation with gentle action and lists a price of 25 cents. The copy mentions symptoms like headache and fatigue and urges readers to ask their druggist.
A visitor asks for the latest in hairdressing and is directed to learn at dry goods shops. A New York friend notes shopgirls set fashion while warning against costly outfits, arguing hairdressing can be stylish yet inexpensive and restrained in gowns.
Fragmentary note describes a remedy claimed to instantly relieve pain and cure wounds. Mentions Thomas and a product name Klevtvig as sources of relief. Text suggests personal testimony of rapid healing without detailing ingredients or proof.
A Mississippi Jasper county oration urges voters to honor public men who can add jewels to the state's perishable luster and guide children toward peace and prosperity, as quoted from the Mobile Register.
In a brisk scene a press item notes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain project ties to winter journals and mentions T. J. Wadsworth in connection with the year’s most noted efforts.
The Doukhobor pilgrims, part of a Russian colony in Manitoba, move in search of a milder climate. Described as Boers-like in lifestyle, they live in primitive shelters and rely on basic husbandry, with simple religious devotion and close ties to nature.
A Scottish ancestor in Palestine learned of an addition to his family and fetched Jordan water to bless the infant. At his church visit he sought the sexton to deliver the flask but the sexton warned him to wait until after the kirk.
A Portland Oregonian reading recalls a cold storage delivery of a 10 pound sturgeon at an Astoria facility. The piece laments earlier abundance of large sturgeon now scarce, noting past use as fertilizer and the loss of a once plentiful natural resource. It reflects on Oregon’s past failure to value big fish until nearly extinct.
The Kansas City Star recounts Frederick A W Gaffron born aboard the frigate Constitution on August 18 1845 during the voyage from New Orleans to the Gulf of Mexico. His baptismal certificate from Bocholt Westphalia Prussia names him Frederick August William. He recalls his parents likely fled yellow fever in New Orleans and later visited the Constitution at the Charleston navy yard.
A misread remark leads to a minor argument as one party insists a foot steps on a feather while another claims the act is merely a foot. The exchange highlights a trivial dispute over motion and perception.
A Jersey marsh crow was adopted by a small boatman who sailed narrow swash channels. The bird enjoyed navigation, cawed during the ride, and would fly home if the boat struck bottom. The owner described the crow guiding the sails and signaling when to tack.
The government allotted 75 280 000 of 90 000 000 fertile acres in the west with 14 180 000 remaining. In 1906 Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with a large population had 7 283 710 acres under crop. Much of the land is held by companies and syndicates seeking higher prices rather than bona fide farmers.
About 500 Buche Indians in a remote Creek nation area cling to their language and marry within their group, even after over two centuries of conquest and assimilation. Some Buche men marry Creek women, with children speaking Buche to the father and Creek to the mother.
A playful exchange unfolds as she moves toward the piano asking what to play and he replies it does not matter since all pieces sound alike to him. The moment captures light humor and a casual musical topic.
A Chicago Town Herald item recounts a hotel clerk failing to call for service until late. A traveler requests five quick oatmeal dishes with cream. A waiter swiftly delivers five steaming bowls, prompting the traveler’s amusement at the rapid order execution.
The readable portion contains fragmentary phrases about digestion appetite and a mixed set of words, names and places. It appears as garbled OCR with no coherent event or identifiable persons beyond scattered terms.
The Wall Street Journal notes the United States shifted from consuming about a million tons of steel to 14.41 million tons in twenty years and 25 million tons this year. Rail wiring and broader use have driven demand, with annual steel needs rising dramatically.
For the Teacher's Convention at Provo the DD and ROG TRR will sell round trip tickets January through Sed Return limit January 6 at a rate of 10 cents W A Ford Agent.
Free during holidays at Cutten's photo studio. With each dozen photos you receive four beautiful paintings of yourself by the photographer, Am. Mork.
A railroad note announces round trip fares between OU stations in Utah with single fare pricing. The selling dates appear obscure in the OCR text, mentioning December and August placeholders and nonstandard terms.
An advertisement claims deafness can be cured by a fresh application of Hall's Catarh Cure. It asserts the product treats deafness caused by blocked ear passages and chronic catarrh, offering a monetary reward for proof of failure and urging readers to purchase the remedy.
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