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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
7
Charles W. Waterman of Denver becomes a member of Wolcott and Vail, creating Wolcott Vail and Waterman. The addition is seen as a mark of Waterman’s standing, and friends in the city are pleased by the news.
Grand Master D. I. Ackerman of the I O O F will visit the city next Tuesday. He will attend the lodge meeting that evening and members of other lodges are invited to meet him. Ackerman resides in Aspen Colorado.
St Marys Guild of Christchurch hosts a reception this evening at Mrs Lyman Robisons Riverside home. Guild members and friends are invited, with a free will offering aiding furnishing of the new church. Music lessons by Prof Fowler available for piano and organ.
Dr Dickson using osteopathic methods treated Gail Hall of South Carlton after medical approaches failed. With Denver specialist Dr Bolles agreeing, three weeks of therapy restored movement and removed paralysis while improving foot pain. Hall remains under ongoing osteopathic care and hopeful for full recovery.
A collection of funny exchanges from children about clothes medicines horseradish prayers and heaven. Willie Ethel Tommy and others share humorous insights that reveal their charming misunderstandings. The Chicago News compilation captures playful family moments and childlike wit.
A collection of short humorous exchanges from various papers includes a late arrival leading to a job change, a suitor rejected for being unsuitable, and quips about snow duties and farming dreams. The bits showcase playful wordplay and social satire from multiple editors.
Readers are asked to support a contest to place an organ in a schoolroom, deemed nearly essential for teaching. The plan calls for equal rules and multiple voting avenues, with city districts encouraged to back the project despite expense concerns.
The New York Telegram reports a magistrate claiming women are more prone to swear to beliefs than men while asserting women may be untrustworthy as witnesses. The piece notes expected backlash and invites female readers to respond.
Miss Gertrude Mead of 725 Main Street advertises first-class dressmaking and solicits patronage. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cure of colds in one day with a 25 cent sign on each box.
Signor Mosso argues that high altitude fears slow climbers but suggests gradual acclimatization can enable ascent. He claims birds reach 29 000 feet and humans could follow with slow progress. Wilson Barrett recalls carpenters praising Mechter’s brisk Hamlet performance.
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