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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
6
The article traces the strawberry’s history from ancient times to its American origin, noting its cultivation spread to Europe around 1712 and the pine strawberry from Chili. It extols nutritional value and offers recipes and guidance on eating, plus a meditation on relaxation and nerves.
The article stresses the need for rest and proper exercise. It notes many neglect rest or confuse rest with inactivity and that relaxed muscles perform better when not in use. Even athletes should value relaxation as part of training alongside strong muscles.
The article notes a four year old distressed at a dead chicken and fears cruelty among boys in stock yards who torment livestock with red hot irons. It criticizes college hazing as part of a broader cruel mindset formed early, predicting later harmful behavior.
The diaphragm kneads the stomach during breathing and exercise. Normal breathing is subtle but increases with effort, aiding digestion. Outdoor exercise and fresh air sharpen appetite and clear waste, preparing the body for new material as digestion processes entry.
Mane Del Valle of Menlo Park California asserts a 187 year age with certificates stating birth in Zacatecas Mexico on November 24 1746.
Joshua Heller of Urbana reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dean’s Kidney Pills. He notes consistent results over two years and endorses the preparation, with Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York, selling at 60 cents per box through druggists.
The article contrasts two workers the sport who lacks energy and the clean liver who is reliable. The sport loses promotions and turns to drink while the clean worker maintains steady performance and leads a long productive life.
A compact roundup traces well known phrases to Dryden Shakespeare and other authors. It notes lines such as through thick and thin and none but the brave deserve the fair and cites later echoes from Dryden Lee Prior Byron Goldsmith Cowper and Shakespeare. It mentions phrases tied to divorce debates and urban development remarks.
A mother explains the truant absence by saying she must keep Johnnie at home to fasten her new back-button blouse, as she dislikes asking neighbors. The note reveals a humorous domestic excuse from a boy’s home life.
A hardworking clergyman testifies that replacing oatmeal with Grape Nuts, cream, toast, and milk improved digestion headaches and daily energy. He reports lasting health gains over four years and notes others have benefited from his recommendation, including a missionary to China.
Spectators watch a staged advance as skirmishers move across ranges at Creedmoor. Frank H. Evans leads the assault as muskets fire with cadence, bugle notes echo, and simulated volleys recreate Civil War era combat for an audience familiar with the muskets and tactics.
Sedgwick Arkansas reports a father's claim that Dodd's Kidney Pills saved his boy's life after droppy feet and inability to walk. He stopped other medicines, gave 35 pills over 14 days, and the child recovered, able to run and dance.
Column notes men’s necktie color changes signaling a woman's influence in style choices. Observers suggest a practical pattern where wardrobe shifts accompany courtship or household decisions. The remark reflects social humor about gender dynamics in dress.
The note urges taking time to secure land in Cuba and hints at eager reports and potential listings. It mentions land stakes and possible prospects, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
At a conference of New York Central managers in New York the summer timetable changes aim to shorten travel times. The Twenty Century Limited will extend the Empire State Express concept to an eighteen hour Buffalo to Chicago run, with Chicago to New York in about twenty two hours, while the Lake Shore Limited and Southwestern Limited also gain time.
Pleased to give full information at low rates. "The Santa Fe" trade mark in safety speed and ease. C. Fo Warren, Agent, Salt Lake.
A playful note from the Atlanta Constitution highlighting quirky local claims in Billville. It mentions a well known snakes star, a dozen or so men who fish Hare, and a man who supposedly never predicted the fruit crop failure.
Mr Wiggins writes to a long absent friend describing his belief he has found a woman who will know and keep her place if he marries. The sketch includes asides about Billings a judge of uncles and a joke about a rich uncle and a cigar with strong smell.
In a witty exchange, a wealthy wife teasingly recalls how her husband once proclaimed she was all the world to him. He affirms the sentiment but is pressed about the world owing him a living, sparking a lighthearted conflict over finances and gratitude.
A light exchange from the Detroit Tribune depicts Mrs White asking about the quarrel with Mrs Green. Mrs Black explains the rift began when she let Mrs Green have her own way and the ice cream soda payment became a point of contention.
A fragment notes Thaddeus, called Sparticus and Smarticus, as a notable historical figure whose modern likeness would stir labor disturbances. The passage hints at a strong, controversial presence connected to worker unrest.
A satirical dialogue from Plunkville features the sage, Pohick philosopher and cheerful Idiot debating ethics of education, aging and society. A tired citizen reflects on practical schooling and its cost, while the others question the value of such schooling.
A playful note imagines a perfect ball game with a missing bat and ball. It evokes a one-diamond scene and a dream of sport without the key equipment. The tone is whimsical and nostalgic.
A playful exchange unfolds between a manuscript pen and the editor’s blue pencil. The ironies of writing tools duel in a mock argument as the desk scene hints at the power of the written word over the blade.
Miss Sacha Robinson of Malden Massachusetts reports using Peruna for female health complaints over seven months. She notes improved sleep reduced nervousness and pelvic weakness, and that she has remained well since. Dr Hartman offers free confidential medical advice.
In a playful exchange a child named Harald asks his father if plants eat bird seed when they are to raise sparrow grass, prompting a gentle clarification about gardening ideas.
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