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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
1
A discussive piece contrasts urban life with rural living, arguing city life erodes humanity and public order while rural towns offer closeness but face slow progress. The author notes urban anxieties, technology changing daily life, and calls for balance between progress and community warmth.
A fragmented reflection on workers in a farming community facing hardship and social pressure. The text contrasts diligent labor with others who fail to keep pace, suggesting class tension, ambition, and the pursuit of prosperity amid daily toil.
A program bulletin lists Sunday events featuring Jevony Kid and previews by Bone Mise Latra Kuuiteaa and Civele Rackleyn. Also noted are appearances by Minn Juleite Cather and AML Tavnted with details on venue, timing, and venue sponsors.
The readable portion warns about liver and bile disorders with vague claims and lists several hard to parse names and terms. It mentions percentages and symptoms but lacks context or credible guidance, making it unreliable as medical information.
A readably garbled 19th century contract describes Armerisean Beet Sugar Company dealings in California. It outlines grower payments, tonnage, and sugar content thresholds, with prices per ton and penalties for quality shortfalls, plus delivery timing and plant responsibilities.
Reports from the morning note the sudden death of Mr Davill Mitelman raising a shock to his widow. Funeral rites and arrangements were pending today at the family residence as police attended and the community reacted to the loss.
An article fragment describes the Agricultural College of Utah in Logan offering courses in agriculture civil engineering mechanical arts and more for young men and women lacking educational preparation. It notes facilities equipment including laboratories and a printing topic discussion, references to laborers and immigration, and remarks on printing costs and local town developments including a Coop building and a quiet election.
An advertisement touts a remedy that relieves a cold in one day. It markets Laxative Bromo Quinine as a quick cure, promising rapid relief and simple use for common colds.
An eclectic clipping advertises dining car service and equipment along with local notices. It touts Kodol as digestive aid, a sale notice for a water feature tank, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin issues, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for eruptions and impure blood.
An old advertisement extols Moola Sarsaparilla as a cure for care related illnesses and many chronic symptoms. It claims the remedy purifies and vitalizes blood, reaching mucous membranes and soothing tissues to cure enteric symptoms.
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