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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
5
Topeka Kansas reports the Continental creamery as the world’s largest, processing about 55 000 pounds of butter daily from 29 000 Kansas dairy farmers. The plant uses farmer cream separators, ships cream in own cars, and yields monthly farmer payments around 216 000 dollars.
Washington reports thirteen first class battleships will shortly join the fleet with nineteen other vessels under construction including armored and protected cruisers torpedo boats and destroyers. First class ships to be commissioned within six months progress detailed for each ship with Mississippi and Rhode Island among top completed hulls reflecting overall naval buildup.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt notes a guide’s snide remark on a mountainside about people with weak hearts dying in a valley below. A listener asks about hating to die before staying dead.
A collection of humorous lines from various papers notes a wife prompting a husband to recall something forgotten at breakfast. The dialogue spurs playfully altered exchanges about vacations and a joke about Blanche visiting a sanitarium.
In Brooklyn Life a note contemplates the debut of a new machine named Mr Goby. The speaker doubts its promise but expects to judge its performance after a month or two.
The Times Democrat notes that in local life even small exchanges can grow into larger scandals as people observe and comment on human behavior. It warns readers to watch how actions ripple through communities.
A quirky collage of comic lines and captions features a waiter swapping apologies over a beetle in soup and a joke about spotting a portrait on a ten dollar bill. The mix cites Ally Sloper cartoons and satirical lines about Smartee and Ochre, reflecting light newspaper humor.
A humorous exchange sketches a newlywed couple arguing about income and spending. The husband boasts of paying for coal, while the wife questions his finances, and the line plays on the idea of an optimist carrying optimism to extremes as a breakfast humor bit.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune shows a boastful taunt scene with a young man threatening a punchline. The speech hints at a street confrontation and displays period bravado within a city page context.
An excerpt promotes a pamphlet from the Jet Putton Co. claiming high recoveries for Brights Disease and Diabetes using Palton Compounds. It describes kidney related symptoms and urges readers to request the pamphlet for details and examination prompts.
William English and Milton Davis, near Lawn, Mo, shot a large rattlesnake on J. D. Powers farm at Perry. The severed head flew from the blast and bit English's bird dog, which died within minutes.
The Colorado Midland line claims to be the finest route between Utah and the east with grand scenery and perfected trains. General agents in Salt Lake City invite inquiries for tickets and illustrated literature.
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