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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
4
JAS Mo KIRK IAM, Manager.
A noisy anecdote from Harper's Weekly recalls a New Orleans attorney recounting bar exams. A district judge once tested a young applicant with questions about riding, owning a horse, and swimming, then welcomed him to practice law in that district.
A fragmentary garbled piece discusses beliefs about youth and wisdom, noting a girl’s prospects and life choices. It includes stray lines on behavior, family, and social observations, with a mistaken question about a butcher shop and saloon implying distant local humor.
An advertisement extols Chin boalu's Salve as superior for healing sore hands nipples and cracked skin. It claims quick relief and broad usefulness with no rival product matching its effectiveness for various skin ailments.
The Juvenile Instructor introduces a new price of 1 per year payable in advance, expanding access to its content focused on Landing Schools and youth. The change aims to attract wider readers and support from the community.
A brief stage exchange shows Tommy asking if Johnson is Whirl, and Mr Johnson denying, with Tommy remarking about vows and Flo. The fragment hints at a light domestic or comedic sketch interaction.
The duke refuses marriage citing low income until the heiress reveals a $4,000,000 bequest from her late grandmother and a telegram confirming the inheritance. The couple negotiates a plan to adapt their union to wealth and status.
An ex-Change recounts Col Sieely of Kentucky remarking on a man with a great future, while recalling a visit where a salesman offered a product to remove a red mark on the nose. The tale includes a failed sale and a dramatic reaction resulting in the salesman being kicked down steps.
A fragment shows a woman scolding a carpenter over a quotation marked with superstition and numbers. The exchange hints at beliefs around work costs and luck, with playful mispronunciations and a closing remark about 12.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker chiding Miss Terry-Wiether over requests for money. The text hints at social pressures and preparations for an upcoming marriage, with a caregiver tone urging adaptation to domestic life.
In a playful exchange, Crittick notes Kadmerer's picture of your wife and Henpeck confirms dissatisfaction. The humor hinges on likeness and voice, suggesting a light taunt about appearance and manner.
A fragment discusses North Language created to conceal thought and references to health boards concealing epidemic diseases when convenient, reflecting concerns about secrecy and public health transparency.
Alfred Henry Lewis portraits Governor Hughes in a satirical February piece. The excerpt mocks his early political moves and highlights lines about corruption in the Equitable matter, with references to Lyon, Hyde, Ryan and other figures in a sharp, period voice.
February issue promotes Mr Vance Thompson and a series of Honan Life Atares with praise for a wide roster of writers. It touts new features cartoons poems a page on heroic women and stories by noted authors, urging readers to subscribe for a full year at a price around 100.
A five thousand dollar reward is offered to anyone who can locate even a trace of opium chloral morphine cocaine ether chloroform heroin or their derivatives in Dr Miles remedies in unopened original packages. The ad cites misstatements and promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills with testimonials and a guaranteed first package refund if unsatisfied.
A translated outré profile claims the Alpine city of Geneva is a “murderer’s paradise” for Lue clwai an alleged anarchist and admirer of Empress Elizabeth. The account describes comfortable prison life with four meals a day fresh air pipe smoking lectures and paid study while awaiting memoir writing.
A London observer notes how factory labor trains habit, citing a Hayslinked shoe plant. One woman sews the seam around eyelets for fifteen years, while the machine speeds keep her constantly adjusting the shoe. yet she remains cheerful and steady in the monotony.
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root by Kilmer and Co as a universal kidney and bladder tonic. It claims kidney trouble affects mind, vigor, beauty, and ambition, urging that both women and men suffer and that children may show symptoms like bed wetting. The copy invites readers to request a sample bottle and to mail for more information.
Quotations describe Lowell as a skilled editor who preferred writing by hand and reading the Bible as much as any man, noting his punctuality, precise attention to detail, and superior understanding of business matters beyond other visitors. The excerpt cites Edward Everett Hale's recent book on Lowell and his circle.
A local sports brief notes the conclusion of a competition named Kirkham's Kash Ko with the team Al Dry Goais finishing in a prominent position. Details on venue and exact placement are limited in the readable text.
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