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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
2
Community notes from Lehi report visits by Mre. H Jacobs and Louise Simmons of Portland, Rae Wright and Mre Ada Stoddart, plus Wright's new market opening and a knitting factory shift. There are housing and trade updates, a Salt Lake marriage license, Idaho work plans, and Tremont Times rental interest.
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it and pare it down carefully without drawing blood. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn prieter should be worn a few days to protect it from the hoe. Pain Balm marketed by H. B. Merrihew.
John Russon writes from Chicago in October 1905 to Barbara Rhoades Koehi Utah praising her poetry and missionary encouragement. He notes the Northern States Mission thrives and wishes blessings, friendship, and health for her as she ages. A separate testimonial reports Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets eased insomnia and indigestion for John Dixon in Tullamore Ontario.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Los Angeles October with one and third fare round trip authorized. Also notes highest cash prices paid for pork and veal at Wright's new market Pleasant Love.
The Nauvoo Independent notes a stain of blood on the Carthage jail floor from the 1844 killings of Joseph and Hyrum Smith remains visible despite cleaning. A Nauvoo hymn is cited as prophetic, praising memory and martyrdom while claiming the stain blesses Illinois with fame.
A prominent firm shows that cutting advertising hurt business while reintroducing ads after a devastating fire led to revenue tripling over ten years and population growth outpacing the town. The piece argues many merchants still deem ad spend wasteful despite proven gains.
Advertisement for Black Leg Vaccine with powder and pill forms sold by The Cutter Laboratory in San Francisco California. Price listed as one dollar per package containing ten doses. Additional booklets on leg and anthrax are offered. Address requested for order and delivery details.
Regwraber advertises to bring all job work to the Banner office including bill heads letter heads statements and other printing. Dodgers from field to 14x22 are available call for service and see they will treat you right.
A fragmented 19th century style exchange in a railway carriage features a French traveler and a nearby passenger discussing steam and fortune. The passage mentions a person named Moneleur as a manager and hints at railway accidents involving wealthy relatives.
An auto dealer boasts a feature that it is built with fewer parts than any rival. A buyer asks the practical edge and the dealer quips that if it blows up there are fewer spots to inspect.
An exchange cites Col. Silliwell of Kentucky declaring a policy of taking larger drinks to obtain the genuine article, asserting most alcoholic beverages are adulterated. The Washington Star notes this remark as an offhand quip.
A courtroom style joke features Cobwiggeer and Mrs Cobwiggeer debating money. The wife defends spending the morning’s funds, arguing bargains saved time and allowed her to be home for dinner. The judge remarks on the exchange.
A Chicago Record-Herald note quotes a man praising Mian Wibbleton as highly popular and recalls the idea she could enter a beauty contest, given the large circle of friends who might influence judges.
Detroit Free Press notes a casual exchange about joining the Audubon club and a millinery season theme. Mrs Blue asks about joining, Mrs Tree worries about time and commitment as birds and fashion mingle in fall discussions.
In the Cincinnati Enquirer quote, Jaci notes Misa Platieigh sweeps into a room with style while joking she does not sweep out a room with her mother. The exchange captures a playful clash of personalities.
A comic exchange unfolds as an absent minded man reveals he nearly burned his mouth with a misbehaving end of a cigar. His wife mocks the mishap and helps him recover from the momentary fright.
Secretary indicates no testimonial sent. heirs send thanks cards in the public note from Puck.
The egoitat faces night fears about the world’s future as he wonders how the old order will endure. The piece evokes insomnia and existential doubt during sleepless hours in a Chicago Daily News fragment.
A brief fragment from the St. Louis Republic presents a jokey exchange on speech and marriage with a line about henpecking. The quirky dialogue hints at social humor typical of a period newspaper.
A fragment from the Cancell'e Journal presents a reflection on how the average man offers opinion and advice freely without considering price or consequence among friends.
A jumble of names and quoted lines recounts a private conversation about an engagement ring and financial woes. The text mentions characters such as Madge Charlie Marjorie Sam and Yonkwra Bintesman in a disjointed exchange with unclear context and dates.
Brief vent on artists finances and marriage motives. Sultor muses on beauty as a factor in marriage. The exchange captures a light literary tone from a weekly page.
A traveling man reports customers asking if Chutaterkin's Cough Remedy is for children or adults, noting buyers believe the drug is safe with no danger. He claims it is favored for coughs colds and croup and is sold by I. A. Merritiew.
The message advertises a mountain travel route called Porclar Mountainway offered “during any season” via the Midland Route. It promises unique mountain wonders, urges travelers to start by buying a ticket via the Colorado Midland, and notes an agent can provide illustrated books on request.
An 19th century ad notes White's Cream Vertailoge as a worm remover that also clears mucus and bile, claiming it quickly improves overall health and prevents worm nests. advertisement by T. J. Wadsworth.
A preparatory school offers preparation for General Reference Liberal Arts Engineering Law Medicine and Business. Graduates from eight grades of play schools gain admission to Dormal Schools after a year of high school work. New buildings excellent facilities equipment. No tuition but ten dollar annual registration fee. Regulation September 16 instruction begins September 1. Illustrated booklet available on request to University of Utah Salt Lake City Utah.
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