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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
2
Lehi locals advertise Graduation Bonnets at 20 percent off at People's Co-op and list sales on garden supplies and produce. Bet J. B. Cotter is ill, Abe Anderson to study in Chicago Conservatory, and local events include a benefit ball for Robert Garrity, Mother’s Day flower orders, and a ward party welcome for Mr and Mrs W K Hopkins. Local stockmen drive cattle to mountain foothills as rains improve ground for crops.
H B Merrihew notes Adler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark glycerine remedy, gains favor in Lehi for bowel cleansing. Claimed to cure constipation quickly with one dose and to act on both upper and lower bowels. Includes graduation sale and furnishings at Peoples Co-op.
State Superintendent Matheson endorses Lehi School Board efforts to expand agriculture education through year‑round teacher involvement. He urges high school districts to employ agriculture teachers for twelve months, supervising farm work and club projects in summer to connect classroom learning with practical farming experience.
A notice says new buildings opened near Mr Ralph Letter's store and urges subscribers to call for receipts for past year subscriptions. It mentions that many subscriptions are unpaid and asks over subscribers to settle now.
A wartime era column argues against heavy drinking, linking alcohol to personal calamity and missed chances. It warns liquor fosters vice, harms labor, and hinders health, urging fresh air and sleeping outdoors to combat consumption and boost vitality. The piece urges open windows and outdoor sleep as practical defenses.
Mrs Stephen Shelley of American Fork Utah testifies that her family member suffered rheumatic pain and foggy mood before storms but relief came after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She insists on their effectiveness and recommends them today as in the past. Price 50 cents at all dealers via Foster Milburne Props Buffalo NY.
A distressed voice promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleanse remedy. It claims meat overworks kidneys and urges four spoonfuls of Jad Salts daily with water for a few days. The ad touts a grape acid formula that supposedly cleanses sluggish kidneys and bladder, ending with a grim warning about poor sleep and coffin-like death.
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