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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
6
A Philadelphia Press New York Letter describes a corporate director warning an executive that to retain his high post he must abandon ostentatious living and observe propriety, local customs, and cautious conduct. The price is public opinion and ethical restraint to preserve trust in a corporation with heavy public investment.
The article explains how proper breathing fills the lungs and how abdominal and costal respiration differ. It warns that partial lung use leads to air stagnation and poisoning of living cells, increasing risk of pneumonia and tuberculosis, especially in sedentary people and women wearing tight garments.
A well known novelist type in a Youth's Companion tale wears a date on his forehead to mock his own habit of delaying work. He explains he uses iodine to write the date as a warning to himself, knowing it won’t wash off for days, while he isolates to write.
A humorous London Punch diary fragment recalls visiting a park and a nursery, discovering three children who turn out to be the narrator’s own, and meeting a husband in disguise. The voice notes playful confusion, toys versus chocolates, and busy days at the club for bridge.
Fragmentary verse reflecting on youth and desire, contrasting youth’s fiery heart with elders’ warnings. The text blends invocations to God with questions about love, fate, and mortality, invoking nature imagery and longing for guidance.
A Turkish project tale recounts how a sultan ordered a bridge opened to let his infant son view a ship from the nursery windows. Ministers warned of disaster, yet the bridge opened at a 500000 dollar price tag, causing widespread inconvenience and expense borne by Constantinople residents.
In a Nuremberg area chateau the iron hand of the fifteenth century knight Goots von Sterlichingen sits on display. After losing his hand in battle he wore an iron glove whose joints moved by an internal mechanism and helped him in combat. Goethe celebrated his exploits in a drama of the same name.
Two tourists camped beside a mountain lake near Como in Colorado plan a swim to pass time. One dives and returns claiming to reach the bottom and finds gold quivering in the sand. A fellow miner confirms the find, calling it a placer treasure of remarkable richness at the lake.
Richard William Jones died June 17 at Limberia Quarry Wales after a rock fell on him. Fellow workers lifted him from the mangled body and sang a hymn as he was taken to hospital where he died.
A Farmers' Review note describes sanitary milk palls with covered tops and a rim to keep hair and dirt from milk. It explains varied designs seen on farms, the impact of open pails on souring, and a Paris milk comparison showing cleaner milk lasts longer.
The article argues pumpkins can substitute silage for cow feed in late fall and winter, noting storage space needs and cold storage to prevent decay. It cites limited experiments showing modest milk gains per cow and highlights pumpkins as accessible to farmers without silos, unlike silage which relies on built structures.
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