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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
7
Fragmented text discusses birth stages of a theory or genus and mentions several unclear names and phrases. It references a good resolution at birth vs later stages and includes scattered names like Hone and Mreight amidst incomplete wording. The passage lacks clear events, dates, or locations.
A fragment recalls a student describing his written examinations and a terse dialogue about a specific question regarding Monon de Neer and the children of Israel. The hazy text suggests a test scene with uncertain answers and a brief exchange.
A garbled notice describes Paris cemetery customs and the growing trend of visitors leaving ink boxes and tombstone tokens to honor departed friends. It notes how relatives seek out memorial markers and the memory of the dead remains central to visits.
The forces reserve system in Colorado now includes about 7,000,000 acres, nearly double the amount found in any other state in the union.
A recot hearing before a London county committee featured a quote from Shakespeare used in a dispute. A committee member criticized his rival by noting he “roared as gently as a suckling dove” and the minutes describe the remark as roared as gently an a cucking pig.
A dietetic column discusses butter served with bread and the role of milk in rice pudding to supplement proteid intake. It references the Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette and mentions proteins and fats in the body. The text also includes garbled names and repeated phrases without additional context.
An Australian officer recalls a Java nese servant Mingo who, after a dance, stood on a veranda holding a lit lantern and a clock showing 2 30. The guests left calmly as his “gentle hint” was understood.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as universal skin cures and cleansing aids for scalp crusts dandruff hair loss and rough hands along with baby rashes and other uses. It notes Dr Henry H Rasmus of Catford England objects to lowering lights during sermons to read the countenances of his congregation.
An odd vintage ad promotes moneyback tea from Tarong Knowledge Nook and A Schilling & Company in San Francisco. The copy jokes that every man would be satisfied with his lot except for some other fellow.
A quip about a hand mirror and a dry brick contrasts human perception with real properties. It notes a dry brick absorbs a quart of water, while the human brick never does, illustrating a playful take on intellect versus material truth.
Fragmentary text suggests a trade slogan or advertisement involving tea and schilling with unclear names and context, lacking coherent details for a full news item.
The plan covers twenty cows and two ten men of horses with a 26 by 46 foot barn and 8 foot high walls. It specifies basement wall dimensions, material quantities including cement and lime, and a concrete floor, plus wide passages for cleaning and animal access.
Instructions describe excavating at least three feet, placing a frost barrier, and constructing a fourteen inch base wall tapering to eight inches top. Mix ratio of one part Portland cement to four parts clean gravel. Water may be introduced after 24 hours, though delaying is wiser as concrete can cure underwater without damage once hard.
The plan shows eight 40 by 60 foot stalls to house ton yeree, ton cattle and two extra box stalls. Wide drive-through passages behind the animals enable easy cleaning at the rear ends, which are eight feet wide, to provide ample overhead space.
The text lists measurements for a box stall and related areas including passageways and feed alleys. It suggests using posts of fourteen or sixteen feet and mounting a hipped roof, with dimensions given for stalls, stalls, and rooms behind horses.
Instructions cover cement lime mortar ratios and immediate use to prevent setting. It includes drainage tips for a cellar with a screened tile outlet and notes on weeping drainage. Also discussed is raising water from a lake using a windmill with a large pipe laid on a slope to supply a ranch, emphasizing wind reliability and height limits.
Instructions describe treating wooden floors by applying boiled linseed oil to birch or maple with a brush and wiping clean monthly. For oak, use a hardwood filler on grain and finish with English floor wax to protect and shine surfaces.
The only way to remove lime white wash from walls is to dampen the surface and scrape it off. This suggests a simple technique involving moisture to loosen the coating before removal.
A London court heard testimony that chandeliers previously valued at 19.60 dollars have increased to 240 or 300 dollars. A witness described the rapid rise amid factional disputes and noted a chandelier’s recent price surge.
In strict confidence women write to Mrs Pinkham for advice on female illnesses and receive confidential guidance from a renowned expert. Over twenty years and more than one hundred thousand cases pass through her care, with testimonials published only with consent.
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