Lehi Utah Postores Advertised by J M Kirkham Manager
The fragment notes Lehi Utah postores with director James M Kirkham listed as manager. It records a local business or office listing with a personnel heading and unnamed details.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
4
The fragment notes Lehi Utah postores with director James M Kirkham listed as manager. It records a local business or office listing with a personnel heading and unnamed details.
A jumbled set of humorous and oddball lines ranging from wordplay about barns to tobacco and brains. Snippets touch on practical jokes, parenting, and classroom banter with playful puns and misused phrases.
Mrs. F. T. Moe Elwee of Bolstown New Hampshire reports persistent shoulder pain eased quickly after trying Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. The ad notes rheumatism of the muscles as a cause and claims prompt relief from a local druggist.
A garbled account mentions Nokash-Gotkieh wedding chatter in the city with references to a reporter and a nodding gesture. The text is unclear but implies social interest and ceremonial attention.
An OCR fragment promotes Hollister Rocky Motiitebe Tea with quirky slogans and names like T. J. Wadeworth. It advises keeping strong and healthy in winter and mentions tea tablets and related goods in a jerky, promotional tone.
The Juvenile Tastemenor appears in a new dress at We wow with several changes in its nation. The annual price is reduced from 82 to Rs per year payable in advance. Proceeds from the wagivine support Sunday Beloels and the young people.
Notice is given that under Public No 808 and Act of Congress approved June 27 a public sale will be held for land described as NE SWy Sec 40 T 4 S R 8 E in Salt Lake City. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by the sale date noted. Kaighin, Receiver. First publication Feb 6 1907.
United States land notice from Salt Lake City Utah announces selection of mineral lands under the General Land Office procedures. It details a proposed sale or disposal of tract No 1000, with a 41 day protest period and requirement to show nonmineral character for final approval.
An unreliable health ad fragment promotes a laxative claim and urges readers to ask a druggist for a remedy. The garbled text mentions bowel action and regular exercise as a preventive measure, but the wording is unclear and contains misspellings and odd phrasing.
Local store Kirkham's Kash Ko announces a storewide closing out sale on all dry goods. The notice highlights discounts across inventory and invites customers to visit before the final closing date.
The article warns that dwelling on morbid ideas can shorten life and age a woman, causing a wrinkled appearance and unappealing demeanor. It urges readers to replace negative thoughts with pleasant ones to remain attractive and healthy.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney medicine. It claims kidneys influence all body organs, urges trial for weakness or fertility issues, and touts cures, sample bottles, and mail-order details with a company address.
A wholesale dealer asserts Reina champagne makers use sponges to squeeze champagne from bottles. He says up to 1,000,000 bottles are produced yearly with sponges absorbing spilled wine, which is reclarified and recapped as a quality drink.
Kirklam's Kash Ko announces a closing out sale as Dey Goods are reduced in price. Customers lined up for bargains and limited stock prompts early rush and final day reminders.
The music teacher, after three months with a young lady, tells her mother the girl will not excel in vocal music. He predicts she will become a prodigy in chin music, a quirk of wordplay in the humorous exchange.
Quirky dialogue features Priscilla and Joho discussing teas. Mentions Rocky Mountain Tea beat and Hollister and Mooky Mountain Tea, with lines referencing Trepentes for Joel and T. J. Wadeworth. The fragmentary exchange hints at fashion or trend talk without clear context.
February issue of Human Life surveys Governor Hughes with caustic critique. It recounts Hughes early politics with Roosevelt and glosses past investigations, outlining clashes with financiers and reform efforts associated with the Equitable and other insurance rivals.
The February number of Human Life promises a feature on Bernhart and a range of writers including Mr. Vantico Thompson and David Graham Phillips. It touts new features such as cartoon pages and a page of Beautiful Work with a premium monthly price and subscription offer.
An advertisement explains nervous indigestion caused by weak nerves and promotes Dr Miles Nervine to restore nervous energy and energize stomach function. A testimonial from A C Melton of Ashville credits the remedy with improving health after many bottles, backed by a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
An ordinance amends Section 162 to add Sec 102 Disinfection. It requires thorough disinfection of premises after scarlet fever diphtheria smallpox diphtheria plague or other diseases before quarantine removal. Rooms floors woodwork are washed with lime solution or corrosive sublimate followed by 24 hour scrub with hot water.
The item presents HOLLIGTRA'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets marketed as a purgative health tonic for constipation. It lists various ingredients and brand names with a claim of digestive benefits and a forthright, period newspaper tone.
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