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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
5
A scholarly note discusses causes of headaches from amusement venue viewing. It cites Simeon, Lotidos, and observations by Snell on cyclists and miners. The main point is that sustained upward eye movement fatigues eye muscles, especially when viewing high objects, contributing to fatigue and discomfort.
Four-Track News recounts Duxbury, Plymouth Bay settlers, led by Mike Burélih, with Captain as feared military commandant. The piece notes his wealth, leadership, and decisive actions against an Indian encampment, shaping local memory and loyalty among early residents.
A young woman who could not speak for years regained her voice after electric shock treatment at a hospital. A surgeon noted patients often suffer from hysterical speech loss with no organic cause and are cured by a strong electro shock, though some may seek quack cures. Swedish doctors reportedly link a granite ware compound to appendicitis cases, suggesting a possible influence on medical claims.
A French professor urges the creation of deathrooms where incurably ill patients may die at their request to end their pain. The Newark News doubts adoption in France or other countries and warns such practice could undermine the sanctity of life and invite crimes.
Yaaye's manager notes the violinist's name should be renamed as the announcers mishear several variants. Affected spellings include l-aay Ye-aay Why-aay Hasy Bonay leaay Ja-Yay Ie- Hay le-any-ee Jaulah and Why-eay-ee among many two or three syllable attempts.
A humorous essay rails at pretentious virtue and false philanthropy. It contrasts clever rhetoric with real worth, noting kindness without vanity and the folly of claiming benevolence for status. The piece mocks polished hypocrisy and urges genuine character over surface display.
A feature describes American views of foreign peoples centered on Lancaster as the Amish Mennoniten. It notes the Mennonite community’s preserved language, customs, religion, and austere practices rooted in historic Reformation era traditions.
A farmer opens the barn door to summon cows avoiding deep mud. One cow resists repeatedly. A colt observes from the yard and nips the cow then drives her toward the barn. The colt returns to the yard after the maneuver.
Researchers find ancient ore extraction used solid and tubular drills and lathes set with jewels for accurate rock cutting. The description notes keenness and precision in drilling during construction.
Protests arise as a planned railway near Elsnore intersects the grave of Hamlet. The government licenses the project amid public discontent. The Banner office announces discounted rates for all letter heads and related job work.
The Midland Route between Utah and the oma features mountain scenery and modern equipment. General Agent at Salt Lake invites readers to obtain further details about the line and its offerings for travelers seeking a superior trip.
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