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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
6
A poem from Temple Bar by F. 8S praises love hope and patience as remedies for grief and bitterness. It envisions life brightening through small acts of kindness and endurance, ending with the desert blooming and the earth fading toward eternity.
Ralph Gordon, a chronic inventor, builds a suicide device but meets Deborah Dene by chance on the road. She arrives to find him alive, the engagement restored, and he abandons further invention while the couple wed. The bomb never detonates, and Gordon finds success in writing.
W J Stillman notes in The Atlantic that Saranac residents favored Louis Agassiz over Emerson or Lowell, celebrating his fame in science and his disinterested love for America. A town deputation greeted him with engraved portraits and formal handshakes, confirming his identity with solemn gravity.
Leah Lanceford explains calling etiquette for an unmarried man visiting a household with a mother and daughter and other relatives. He leaves up to three cards: one for the host and hostess, one for the daughters, and one for any guest staying. He does not leave cards for male relatives unless greeting the head of the house after a social call or invitation.
Miles seeks a pedigree lookup for a thoroughbred cow and asks how to find it. Giles suggests checking a cattle log in the Chicago News.
The Southern Railway lists summer destinations from Asheville to Lookout Mountain and Virginia Springs with low fares and the pamphlet Summer Homes and Resorts. It promotes schedules and rates for resorts and hotels and invites inquiries to C A Benscoter in Chattanooga. Also advertised are Boston and Santa Fe route fares, upcoming meetings, and sale dates with return deadlines in 1900.
An old advertisement quotes Prof Houton praising Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. It promotes sample bottles free at drug stores and mentions sales worldwide with a sleeping baby product at Emerson & Berrien's. A Santa Fe Route excursion to Cincinnati is listed with dates and price.
An advertisement touts Pure Hygienic Water made from distilled water suitable for family use and health, urging consumers to ask their physician or druggist about its purity and healthfulness. Includes telephone number 14 and ext for the Ice and Refrigerator Co.
The Herald states it will not be responsible for employee bills except on orders from the Business Manager.
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