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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
3
At Debs Utah a second class matter is labeled with JAS M Kirkham as manager and the item placed at the post office for handling.
A Salt Lake City meeting discusses establishing free public libraries in Utah cities and funding via local taxes. Advocates urge Lehi to provide a reading room and gymnasium to offer elevating literature and healthy recreation for youth, with M L A backing cooperation.
The article discusses upcoming events and a positive outlook for the year. It notes the Y.M.M.I. A. begins its meetings next Tuesday evening and promises an excellent course of study for attendees.
The ad boasts Hall’s Hatter Cure promising a cure for disease with a $100 reward for any failure. It promotes testimonials and a sample “One Hundred Dollars” offer, plus a Northwestern railway note about a $100,000 special train for American travelers to England as a sign of growing leisure and wealth.
The text notes dice throwing or craps as an ancient practice a belief linked to prayers and divination among primitive peoples. It clarifies no element of chance or gambling was intended and frames the act as a ritual response to supplication.
The item notes a condemned murderer seeking clemency to gain time for religious reflection. He lamented a year lost amid confusion with his lawyers. A second fragment shows a tense exchange with a character named John, involving talk of possessions and love.
The piece argues a life of temperate living and self discipline as the price of health and wealth. It emphasizes balanced diet, moderation, exercise, sleep, hygienic habits, correct breathing, and positive attitudes as daily choices, asking readers if they are willing to pay the price.
An obscure, garbled notice references remedies for indigestion and constipation with mentions of Niphon Hollixter and Vea. The fragment hints at a medical claim or patent remedy but is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
The piece argues for equal application of costs to defend liberty and property, opposing fees or favors. It critiques graduated plunder and calls for justice benefiting neither side.
Suniel kh, a tireless worker in Hixbury, Va, claims fifty years as a blacksmith. He states Chamberkalis Mohd Bale has provided light relief from pain, claiming it helps and is safe to use. Sold by all druggists.
A note traces early smoking of dry colta foot leaves before Tobac ceo arrived in England, suggesting precolonial or premodern habits that predate tobacco's widespread use in the realm.
An old printed medical advertisement extols Miles Heart Cure for symptoms of heart weakness such as difficult breathing and palpitations. It asserts the product strengthens the heart and nerves, increases action, and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co. based in Elkhart, Indiana.
A discussion among women recounts concerns about child care and domestic danger. One woman describes a mother injuring her child in a car and another fears a burglar in the home, with humorous mishearing about a husband's legs.
A Chinese laborer on trial for theft and desertion from the Johannesburg mines told the magistrate he left work with the aim of walking home to China. He planned to reach it by following a railway line across Africa.
A flak boy in Matta carries a large basket on his back with two round basins balanced on his head. He assists by his father in catching fish, gradually lightens the load, tosses the empty basins into the basket, then pauses to play on his way home.
Prof Silvanus Thompson asserts modern umbrellas are very magnetic in a Royal Institution lecture. A passerby outside an optician’s window observed compass needles moving as she held such an umbrella, illustrating the claimed magnetism.
The piece notes the duke's 25 foreign titles with one third bestowed on an ancestor by foreign governments. It lists him as a prince in the Netherlands and a duke in Spain Portugal and as a count and marquis in various realms. The rest of the text shifts to health and gossip about Ma.
A quirky note describes a Japanese porter carrying a tea pot on his rounds while an American worker carries a dinner pail. Tom Thompaon the Sage observes a boy who drops a ball blames the thrower, reflecting schoolyard logic in Kansas City.
Notice is hereby given that the state of Utah has filed lists of lands selected by the Salt Lake City district for public sale. Descriptions, posted notices, and public inspection are announced. protests must be filed within five weeks to contest the selections.
An old advertisement from Racine Wisconsin touts Teal Catarrh treatments offered free on request by Dr Hhiopj. It claims the remedy cures catarrh without peppery coats and extols Dr Bhonp's Catarrh Remedy sold by TJ Ware worth as a science based prescription available through druggists.
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