Postal Entry Noted at Lely Utah Manager
An entry is recorded at Lely Utah with JAS M Kirkham as manager. No second plan matter noted.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
3
An entry is recorded at Lely Utah with JAS M Kirkham as manager. No second plan matter noted.
A curiously jumbled excerpt presents humorous lines on wireless talk, political misuses, social quirks, and a string of quips about love, thieves, and fashion. It references Mary and her toe, farmers, judges, and a promoter for Rocky Mountain Ten, ending with T. J. Wadsworth.
Lealie's Weekly notes that French road work emphasizes thorough earth works, gradual embankment builds, precise cutting and rammed surfaces, stone paving as needed, and protective features. It highlights crossroad sextons, danger signs, and gates with watchmen at railroad crossings.
A regional notice touts The Sale Take Semi Weekly Tribune as best for inter mountain readers with nationwide reach and quick delivery. An advertisement urges mothers to keep children healthy with Wollmen's Hooky Mouton Tea and cod bernie products.
The Juvenile Instructor announces changes including a price drop from 2 to Ss per year payable in advance. Proceeds will support the Sunday Body and youth groups, making the publication more accessible and worthy of support.
Cadger complains of lacking teeth while asserting a strong waller as he faces a peculiar exchange with Mia. The dialogue hints at hardship in eating and a boastful reminder of resilience.
Wincenty Lutoslawski a visiting lecturer in Boston lives on fruits and nuts twice daily and often fasts four to sixteen days. He argues this method conserves energy and enables later experiments with minimal food to determine the best diet for sustaining vitality and guiding future travel to the south for a simple regimen.
An advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a laxative to prevent constipation. It claims the product induces a mild, healthful bowel action without griping and urges readers to consult their druggist for use.
Dry goods sale announced for Kirkham's Kash Ko store as it winds down operations. Limited stock offered at bargain prices with emphasis on fabric, notions, and household textiles previously stocked by the shop.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney disease and related ailments. It claims relief for back and urinary issues and urges readers to obtain a free sample and booklet by writing to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
The article explains ants pause activity in cold weather, entering a light torpor with slow heart and breathing. Food intake drops, and they can survive brief Submerged periods, though true hibernation differs and varies among species.
Fragmentary chatter questions precautions about pheromones and hints at a present romance with a girl from Boston. The quotes reflect confusion and misread speech as someone discusses social plans and courtship in a casual, informal tone.
A fragmented reflection on evolution challenging old theology. It argues that despite brutish ancestry humans can rise to higher states and look forward with confidence to future development.
Mrs B H Mc Fowler of Bowne New Bromewick reports relief from a terrible lame shoulder after a few applications of Chanebellain’s Poly Balm. The testimonial claims quick improvement and recommends the remedy to all druggists for sale.
Alfred Honey Lewis opens a February article in Milan Gite about People with a caustic critique of Governor Hughes. The piece recounts a farmer’s tale about chickens and a dog to illustrate confidence, then recounts Hughes’ alleged conduct and a broader probe of Albany politics and Mr Ryan's role in the Equitable, New York Life, and Mutual surveillance.
An advertisement for the February edition of Human Life magazine highlights authors and features. It touts six pages of cartoons and poems, stories by various writers, and photographs. The note urges readers to subscribe for a year, listing prices and mailing details.
An ordinance repeals and replaces Section 162 subdivision 1, Chapter 22, mandating thorough disinfection of premises after contagious diseases such as scarlet fever diphtheria smallpox bubonic plague whooping cough and meningitis. Cleaning requires chlorine lime wash or corrosive sublimate and a 24 hour or longer interval, with detailed dust removal and window cleaning before quarantine removal.
An advertisement touts Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills as safe for headache sufferers with no opioids or narcotics. It urges carrying the pills, guarantees satisfaction, and claims a money-back offer if not effective. The copy lists a price of 25 cents per bottle and cites Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart, Indiana.
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