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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
3
The piece argues horses suffer from neglect and cruel handling in urban settings. It condemns blinders, neck banners, and overhead cheek reigns, noting docking and jaw-torturing bits as harmful practices. It urges humane treatment and restraint of cruel passions.
In this agriculture notes piece the mule’s rising status is forecast for the world fair year. It extols mules as versatile laborers, noting price ranges from 40 to 100 dollars for colts and up to 900 dollars for a span. It argues mules outperform horses in work and durability and highlights their easy rise, training, and reliability.
A 65 year old farmer demonstrates a hand built hog ringing device. He uses a curved pipe and a string to guide the pig, securing the ring while pinching the ring to set it. He performs the action while standing and working near a hedge, showing improvised methods for handling animals without help.
An advertisement touts Oil of Eden and Spirit of Eden as cures for chronic rheumatism and nerve issues, claiming broad health benefits and urging readers to write to the California Co operative Medical Company in Oakland for details. The note lists a price and mentions Tom Wishworth as the druggist.
A note from Washington lists proposed changes to the trade mark law to aid protection. The article mentions the Patent Office and seeks input from interested parties regarding the new system.
A garbled self promoting ad extols a tonic named Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets. The copy touts vigor and vitality for busy people with claims of health benefits and mentions a joint venture or company behind the product.
The Chicago Milwauken and Bt Paul Railroad introduces a new Pioneer Limited dining car, described as the largest and handsomest yet built. It spans the train from tip to tip with a roomy interior, ample kitchen, and comfortable movable chairs to serve a large number of patrons. The crew prepared to operate the new car smoothly despite its size and capacity.
A damaged OCR reads as a patent medicine ad from Zora San Antonio Texas offering Acker's Tio for coughs and bronchial issues. It promises immediate relief, urges keeping a bottle at home, and lists distributor details and a New York proprietors line. The ad mentions price and a mail order style sales pitch.
Advertisement extols The Salt Lake Tribune as a comprehensive daily and weekly newspaper service. It lists daily, Sunday, and semi weekly editions with delivery options and pricing, including carrier or mail delivery and sample offer.
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