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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
A historical notice from Deh Utah records JAS M. Kirkham as manager in an entry at the post office. The fragment notes the position and authority guiding the local postal operation. The mention anchors local governance of mail services and staffing during the period.
A comic fragment notes detente minded folks hesitate to change opinions and jokes about talk being cheap depending on the interlocutor. It recalls a twenty five year old chat with a young lady and a bumbling tale of misheard promises. Then it muses on social folly, barber struggles, and a wry remark about toothache revealing a simple cause.
An ad touts Downs Requiem as a laxative to prevent constipation for those who lack regular exercise. It claims Pivey bidnew provides mild, cosy bowel activity without griping and urges asking a druggist for thwin.
The article speaks of possum hunting as a winter pastime and warns parents to keep children safe during the season. It references eating preparations and tips from Country Life and advises caution during the colder period.
A reworked plan for juvenile instruction lowers costs and expands access. Officials say the price adjustment makes the program reachable for all families and benefits young people, with strong community backing noted.
Public sale announced for isolated tract under the 1900 act proceeding at the General Land Office. Land described as section notated with township and range details. sale date set for the first day of March. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by the designated deadline. Receiver Kalghn and Registrar Thompson preside. First publication June 7.
Official notice from the state of Utah announcing a public inspection and potential sale process for mineral lands under section 6 of an act. The plan covers agricultural versus mineral value, with timelines for public comment, inspection dates, and the followed procedures by the General Land Office in Washington. The notice names B D Or Thoalpson as registrar and lists publication dates and legal references.
A social observer suggests a national mania for Teddy bears would end society's ills. She argues women dislike pesky pets and that a Teddy bear shares meals politely, sits on a chair, and never snatches food or interrupts conversations.
An urgent health advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary disorders. It claims kidney derangement causes water retention and heart or blood problems, urging readers to mail for a free sample and to buy the product by mail order.
A Brooklyn teacher showed knots to a class, prompting Patsy to answer No knots when asked if he had made any. The scene reflects a simple classroom moment with mixed interest as instruction proceeds.
Legible text reports a medical claim about rheumatic shoulder pain and Cham Berlin's Poly Bolin. An accompanying reader letter from Kiwee of Boknown New Brunswick discusses trying Champher lain’s Paulie Kalua with a skeptical note on its efficacy.
An anxious novice recalls his awkward start in an Episcopal choir as he worries about unfamiliar vestments and a possible faux pas on the chancel steps while a bass quips that he is “a tener.” The moment captures his self consciousness during the processional.
A distorted dialogue fragment references tea types and brand names with unclear attributions. Names include John, Trisvilla, Hollister, and Wadsworth in a puzzling exchange about Rocky Mountain Tea and complexion remarks.
In the February Humane Life Alfred Henry Lewis opens with Governor Hughes, previews Taft Cannon Cortelyou and others, and mocks Hughes through satirical anecdotes about elections, the Equitable affair, and political intrigue involving Roosevelt, Hyde, Alexander, Ryan, and others. The piece frames Hughes as a flawed candidate amid a web of reform and graft allegations.
An advertisement for Human Life magazine highlights February offerings by Vance Thoopaon and a roster of contributors. It promises new features, cartoons, poems, stories, and a chance to receive a deluxe prize with a two cent stamp order.
An 1905 Lehi City ordinance repeats Section 162 on disinfection. It requires thorough disinfection of premises where scarlet fever diphtheria smallpox plague whooping cough or epidemic meningitis has existed and mandates cleaning with lime or corrosive sublimate solutions followed by soap and hot water after 24 hours. City Recorder Winn confirms the copy.
A testimonial from P Milligan of Genda Springs Kann claims Miles Heart Cure and Nervine saved his wife after doctors predicted six weeks. He details using two bottles, then eleven, with marked improvement and urges others to try it, noting a druggist guarantee and refund if no benefit. Miles Medical Co. is cited.
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