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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions passenger trains and routes between Salt Lake City and Denver with stops at Leadville and Glenwood Springs. It references various labeled trains and agents and notes timetable movements early in the day, suggesting a transportation notice or travel snippet.
A historical report describes a shift in railroad dining car service as crowding increased. A larger dining car is deemed necessary to feed the growing number of passengers, with a smaller setup insufficient to meet demand and comfort standards.
A fragmented review mentions a shift from prairie schooner travel to overland routes and rail developments. The piece notes the Northwest and Omcaga North Western properties and hints at a timely focus on railway expansion and related ventures. The garbled text references a broader readership and a periodical review context.
The story recounts Merre Pavia de Chavanner seeking his doctor’s truth about life expectancy. He then returns to his studio and works furiously for a week, painting ten hours daily until weakness stops him.
Private correspondence from India shows natives of all classes watching the South African war with keen interest. Letters depict Hindoo and Moslem anxieties, prayers for British defeats, and rising murders and raids as troops are moved.
An advertisement promises a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup to any adult with throat bronchitis or lung trouble visiting T J Warla worthys. Limited to one per household and not for children, the claim touts the remedy as a universal throat and lung cure sold worldwide by dealers.
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