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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
16
A humorous account recalls a man who distrusted ads yet used a parade of brands from Ivory soap to Gillette razors and Camel cigarettes. He shopped Heinz ketchup, Paramount films, and Bayer aspirin, kept a Royal typer, wore Hart Schaffner Marx clothes, and slept on a Shamans bed, finally declaring advertising doesn’t pay.
Community notice invites every family and business to attend the home talent play Aunt Ted at Murray First Ward Recreation Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings September 218. All residents are urged to be there.
The Utah State Fair, October 5 to 12, will feature Atenos trathers Europe aerial acrobats on an all white rigging with 80 foot towers performing one handed swings and two large spectacle-like circles. A band of trained elephants led by Captain F Huntley will entertain thousands of children with crowd pleasing stunts and a tale of elephant temperaments.
Ten Wash motorists visited Springsidle Sunday spending the day with Mrs Jobo Tripp and Sir and Mrs Mark Tripp Miss Zella Beckstrom wed Floyd Ahlstrom August 1 both well known among the younger set Mr and Mrs Trunan Carlisle family visiting relatives in Blackfoot and Moulton Arthur Yeager returned to Tosloraville to enter Granite high school Mrs Emma Powell 85 to winter in Los Angeles Mrs Daniel B Jones returned home from weeks with her son and daughters in Blackfoot Idaho
An ad claims bladder weakness and backache relief with a 48 hour trial of Cystex. It urges readers to buy at Thornt on Anderson Drug Co in Thornton and State Street, promising money back if not improved and energy restored after taking the product.
A quirky rant contrasts paint and varnish with real decay and quality. It urges viewers to advertise genuine quality to attract customers. The note promotes visiting Salth Hardware to see fall and winter home fittings especially for the kitchen.
A fragmented OCR item cites a strange reversal about Newton and gravity with nonsensical phrases. The readable bits mention gravity and an apple and imply a playful or cryptic note without clear attribution or date. The text remains fragmentary but centers on Newtonian ideas and a reversed spelling gesture.
A cryptic fragment notes variation in red eye counts and their possible effect on a human body. The text mentions a leap in a body’s course and references a figure near 300000, but the overall meaning is unclear within the damaged OCR snippet.
A coupon offering 15 cents for adults or 5 cents for a child will be accepted at the Gem Theater in Murray Utah on Thursday September toy.
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