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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
2
The President has called an extra session to convene on March 5. Reed Smoot is expected to take his seat today as the Utah legislature has elected him, a rightful occurrence. The session aims to address ongoing legislative matters and advance state governance.
The Washington Star recounts a humorous exchange between Senators Burrows of Michigan and Kearns of Utah after a Privileges and Elections protest hearing. Burrows warned of making an example of Kearns over polygamy, prompting Kearns to retort that Utah believes in polygamy but does not practice it, while Michigan practices it by the wholesale. The light line ended the dispute with laughter.
The speaker notes that Leilich pairs well with Pont Leeman, highlighting the pleasing fit of the first name with the family name and its harmonious sound in connection to a shared heritage.
The text questions Judge Charles Carrel Godlwit about Apostle Smoot and a Republican senator from a Democratic state, then cites Truth, Germany trusts, and compares capital in agriculture versus manufacturing in this country. It presents provocative viewpoints without a cohesive report.
Senator Hoar reports from Judiciary committee the first adequate anti trust measure. The President appoints Hon James KR Garfield to administer the Bureau of Corporations in a key government move.
Physicians agree that milk sterilization could prevent cholera infantum, a common fatal illness among infants and young children. President Roosevelt threatens a recess appointment for Dr Crum while subs submarine cable stocks fall eight percent due to Macaroni’s wireless success in politics. In Troy New York the collar and calf industry accounts for 83 percent of local commerce.
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals including Mr Sharp Lepector and Mr John Campbell with unclear locations and details about a tunnel 400 feet from a web node. The text is damaged and names are not consistently identifiable.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stouch and Viver Tablets as the prompt, decent, plentiful cathartic. It quotes a William A tiirwil from Dens Vi and notes Korsale by HO, Mertiliews.
Fragmentary report describes a dwelling with paper partitions, sliding walls, and limited ventilation. Observations note long low rooms, narrow doors, and items like charcoal heating causing headaches. No clear publication details or dated events are provided.
The excerpt describes hair, eyebrows, and age practices among Japanese people, notes about workers in Tokyo, and daily life details including hairstyles, maturation, and routines. It mentions two million residents of Tokyo, shipping duties, and weather with light snowfall and leaf conditions. An earthquake description and a jumbled close reference to J. W. Stevens are included.
Health warning emphasizes constipation as a widespread issue. The text notes growing public concern about personal health and urges attention to digestive problems affecting many Americans.
A public health notice warns readers to avoid fake CABCARETS tablets and to seek the genuine product. It stresses the danger of counterfeit boxes and urges careful buying to protect families and health.
A classified notice from Lehi Utah seeks a man with capital to back inventors and patent valuable inventions. Contact box S62 for details.
Medical guidance emphasizes prevention over treatment for colds and influenza leading to pneumonia. It asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy reliably counters symptoms and can avert dangerous complications when used early.
Notice of Assessment No 14 issued to Powifio Gield Mining and Milling Company. Principal place of business Aberd can Fork Wiel Janetion of mines Alpine Liverioan Pork awning Diatelops. Directors meeting held May 21 199%. Assessment $24 per $1000 on Corp capital stock payable immediately to J I Dauktin. Delinquent payments after March 20 1008 will be sold at public auction. Delinquent amount plus advertising costs due at secretary J L Donkley office on April Phc 100%.
The Jucy Review of Reviews presents a well illustrated history of the Chicago and North Western Railway, highlighting its growth and development as a major railway property. It notes the new double track across the plains from Chicago to the Missouri River at Omaha and invites readers to obtain bound copies via D A Walker, North Western's Salt Lake City representative.
An ad promotes Boseline's German Syrup and Droochoo's German syrup for throat and lung ailments. It offers a free sample bottle to adults with a cold and urges quick attention to throat symptoms. Mentions price, dosing, and a diphtheria remedy, listing T J Wadsworth on Main Street in Leh as point of sale.
A group of San Francisco business men financed a medical treatment for Brights disease and diabetes. The $112,500 deal funded a trial using disclosed discs and physiotherapy with reported success by Aug 25, ninety percent improved or stable and thirteen percent failures. Details and clinical reports are available on request from Joan J. Farron Comrasy, 420 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.
The Lehi Banner announces a special offer for 81 60 yearly payments in advance. Sample copies of the Talisman are available at the Bend office. All paid-up subscribers will receive the Talisman by mail.
Better Than Gold recounts F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire describing chronic indigestion and nervous debility improvement after using Electric Bitters. He says the remedy benefited his wife for years and praises it as a tonic for weak women. Satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists.
J. B. Orner of Franklin nearly lost his life when a runaway caused a deep leg ulcer. After four years of failed treatments, Lucklen's Amica Salve cured the wound and also relieved bruises skin eruptions and piles.
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