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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
4
Local voters urged to attend nominating conventions this week to choose suitable candidates for city offices. The piece stresses intelligent judgment and pure motives over party affiliation, warning against leaving choice to others and underscoring citizen duty for clean, efficient government.
The President travels the Mississippi region drawing broad praise from most papers despite some misgivings in a few Democratic outlets. The piece notes his responsive understanding of regional needs and suggests the journey sets a favorable precedent for future presidents while including a quoted insurance journal line about not keeping the alabaster.
A speaker urges expressing love and sympathy while a friend lives, not after death. He prefers plain coffins over flowers and eulogies, stressing that post mortem kindness cannot cheer a troubled spirit and that it is best to anoint friends while they are alive.
A Paris observer reports pale yellow mouseline with black stripes forming a draped bodice and girdle. The wearer carries a pale yellow bodice with a matching undersleeve of chiffon and a fichu, showcasing a refined combination of yellow, mauve, and black accents.
A reader asks whether the mentioned German concern will produce potato based left pencils or Saratoga chips. The query questions the intended product and its likely form in the supply line.
Fragmentary quotation tells of a husband recounting a yesterday promise to temper temper and today being thrown downstairs. The mysterious line appears as a translated item from Transatlantic Tales for Filegends Blaettar, leaving unclear context and人物.
Dr Aha Sataukey reports a growing camphor habit among the Gloweka of Upper Hungary and hablitueanee of camphor. For 14 years he questioned buyers and finds at least a quarter of the large or increasing sales used by exters, with a rise in epilepsy suspected as a consequence.
A fragment reflects on how civilization grows from humanity’s desire for luxuries. It notes that a wife’s extravagance can drive a man to work hard, build a large business, and amass a fortune. The text appears as a stray quotation from a domestic or moralistic essay.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief for neuralgia and sharp pains. It claims soothing nerve effects, harmless use when directed, no habit, and local druggists provide opinions. The pitch includes a money back if first package fails and a 25 dose 25 cent price.
A public notice announces the selection of land for mineral resources by the State with a comment period for protests. It invites objections to the claim or division and notes that failure to protest by the deadline will support the selection and report to the General Land Office in Washington.
The notice announces land tracts in Utah selected by the State under the 60h section of the land act approved July 14, 1848. It states descriptive notices are posted for inspection and protests against mineral value will be received for five weeks, with reports to the General Land Office in Washington. KE D R THOMPSON.
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