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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
2
Clarence E Allred describes a spring coastal journey through North Carolina and nearby towns. He notes labor plans for summer near the mountains, local reception to the church, and efforts to explain Utah Mormons to locals while organizing a Sunday School and inviting replies from readers.
Fragmentary note offers guidance to young men entering life. Mentions Box 417 Chant Tenn and urges learning the Bible and singing to gain welcome and blessings.
Elder John A. Fox writes from Bradley Alabama about arrival with Elder Netleon, meeting a Baptist minister who turns out to be Elder Hobeen, cottage meetings with twelve to fifteen listeners, and lively faith in God moving through their missionary work. He describes local forests, lodging with Brother Dormen, and contrasts travel elder duties with standard ward work while expressing hope for both pleasant and challenging times ahead.
A dancing excursion to American Fork via Denver and Rio Grande runs Friday May 7. The Grand Ball at Apollo Hall opens the event. Special train from Lehi departs 2:00 p.m. and returns from American Fork at 1:15 a.m. Round trip fare is 26 cents.
Miss Violet McCoy, famed New York soprano, headlines Beetel Ballads and Beetel Costinies with a varied program. The act includes costumed impersonations and a picture sequence produced with Ballson’s machine, plus Prof. Horne and Champion High act in dress and character. Two hours and a half of entertainment, money refunded if not pleased. free afternoon and evening exhibitions offered.
A collage of witty exchanges and quips from 19th century papers like The Enquirer and Chicago Journal. Jokes touch on longevity, theft, summer travel, luck, and social pretenses with terse exchanges and humorous epigrams. The snippets showcase light wordplay and character sketches.
The Manufactures and Merchants Association of Utah announces state chemist analyses on products from Hewarrry Bros Co including Three Crown Coffee, Baking Powder, Spices, and Grain Cera Coffee. The report deems them pure and fit for the association label, endorsing their market quality.
Women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble says the ad. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy sold by druggists in fifty cent and one dollar bottles. A free sample bottle and a pamphlet with testimonials are offered by Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, New York.
A garbled OCR page shows steel engraving mentions Hag erman Pass and Colorado Midland Railway. The text includes broken product ads Hollister’s Mountain Tea and WANTED posters for dietitians, with scattered addresses and offers of weekly pay. The fragmentary items resemble late 19th century classifieds and promotional blurbs.
Mutilated text describes Worm Dentroyer and Wille’s Cream Vermifore claiming to expel worms and mucus, restore health, and bolster body condition. Mentions unclear names like Kiila worms and Zovat TJ Wadsworth.
Advertises free sample bottles of Leschee's German Syrup from T J Wadsworth offering relief for throat and chest ailments including bronchitis and laryngitis. Claims wide endorsements, nationwide availability, and urges readers to obtain immediate treatment despite uncertain details.
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