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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
2
The snippet notes Lehi's season progress with a reference to an impending harvest on the 24th and a claimed $20,000 loss last year on beets due to drought. It mentions changes in social habits, a failed effort on Tuesday, and a frustrated water issue, plus a quirky remark about a telephone operator and memories of better times.
The piece notes irrigation's impact in California, claiming the state now produces over 18 million dollars worth of oranges and 17 million dollars in gold, highlighting the economic shift and calling the subject a paragon of truth.
The piece warns idleness leads to crime and brandishes jinxiness as a disease needing early treatment. It calls on teachers and preachers to persuade youth of the wickedness of doing nothing.
Ex President Grover Cleveland is reported to attend the Irrigation Congress at Ogden in September. The event draws much interest and is expected to attract a large attendance.
Pope Leo, whose death was expected for two weeks, died Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in his ninety third year. He fought the disease bravely but advancing age and frailty overcame him.
Editor notes reader question about ails of hens and reports several laying on their backs with curled toes. Response: the editor answers that the hens are dying from dew.
A mining gulch of 12 seres will be situated near the area described, marking a new extraction site. The note outlines the location as proximate to existing trails, with potential development for ore processing and transport access.
The exhibit reproduces an 1840 California mining camp with John W. Mackay’s cabin, a new gold mine in operation, mining machinery, oil well derricks, and related features under the bonanza era theme.
Miss Emma Ramsey, the noted singer, is diagnosed with appendicitis and has canceled her Southern Idaho summer concert tour, which was to begin on Pioneer Day. The illness is chronic and she may undergo surgery after a planned Heber City appearance, with Salt Lake concerts to follow if possible.
Resident Kirby of the Tire M lela dippl Coranmrcial Congres aayet The Mena hingg semen of thie Pentine Mt beeen pope 'Commercial Congress of Beatie will be one of the most important that his bow Dell and i) in aetielpated that in attendanos will be the largest in ite istory. More Will be so conplcted than has ever been at any be the past, "The making available of the won-
The call notes national needs for fertile but unproductive land, waters conservation to avert floods, and extension of forest systems in treeless areas. It highlights Seattle as a strategic choice for the organization and urges Congress to address westward trade and government cooperation on regional challenges beyond the Mississippi River.
A brief item notes that orders should be left at Wadenworth's drug store for painting, paper hanging and calisoming with prompt attention promised by A. Counixas.
A humorous warning lists dangers from common habits and foods to show that health requires extremes. It suggests drinking water causes typhoid and milk causes tuberculosis, oysters cause taenia, oysters and vegetables weaken the body, and even breathing should be avoided for perfect health. The piece satirically concludes that one must eat nothing drink nothing smoke nothing and ensure air is properly filtered.
Mrs Alice Miller of Morgan Texas reports a six year battle with violent diarrhoea ended by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after moving to Bonque county. She credits one bottle with curing her completely and relieving years of misery and doctor bills.
A historic advertisement touts Saraaparilla as a cure for rheumatism by purifying the blood. It claims natural ingredients ease aches and pains and promotes wellness through blood purification.
An old testimonial notes a sufferer coughing all night and claiming Dr King’s New Discovery cured throat and lung troubles. It touts a 68 pound weight gain and a hundred dollar hotel stay as part of the cure, with trial bottles offered free at the top of the page.
The July Review of Reviews contains an article on the Chicago and North Western Railway, noting its size and management. It highlights the new double track across the plains from Chicago to the Missouri River at Omaha and urges readers interested in Northwest growth to read it. Copies bound in the Review of Reviews can be obtained from C A Walker in Salt Lake City, Northwest representative.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as the only positive treatment, claiming constitutional action and internal healing. It offers a one thousand dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send testimonials to FJ. Quenry & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Notice seeks a dependable person to tend barn and garden with fair pay. Respond to David Evane at Room 400 PS Walkeruilding Malt Lake City Utah for details.
An advertisement promises free Bosehman Geran Syrup samples to any adult with cold throat bronchitis or long trouble. One bottle per person, no age or parental entry required. Claims widespread worldwide endorsement and a 75 cent bottle sales value.
The article warns the throat is highly vulnerable to disease and stresses prevention. It promotes a diphtheria remedy sold by T J Wadsworth in Mali St and urges keeping medicine on hand for any onset of throat trouble.
A San Francisco firm reports a largest sum paid for pre repli binds in Bright's Disease research. The Aug 30 1001 deal involved Titegin stock valued at 112 500.00 paid by local businessmen. Trials show 87 percent improvement by Aug 5 with 13 percent failures. Investigations and reports will be released to applicants.
Advertisement invites young men to prepare for government service in poultry departments. Mentions open positions, various departments, coach salaries, rapid promotions, and examinations soon. Includes inter state corporation as context and promises free instruction.
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