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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1897
Page
6
A French observer notes high level women across Europe and beyond smoke cigarettes and pipes. The article highlights Empresses and queens who smoke while praising efforts to curb tobacco. It recounts royal reactions to smoking reports and shifts in public attitudes.
A Nashville Banner summary notes Paris hosts a new phos pherescent tea and upcoming phosphorescent ball. Guests sit among walls and furnishings glowing with a daylong absorbed light, creating a ghostly, solemn mood with whispering conversations and eerie servants.
A Glasgow woman misplaced a diamond from a ring in early November. After extensive searching and dust sieving, the jewel remained missing until her daughter discovered it embedded in the heel of her boot, unharmed after two months on roads.
Prosecutor Pobiedonostzeff urges Tolstoi to stand before the Russian Holy Synod on charges of heresy. The move signals a high profile clash between church authority and the famed writer’s ideas.
A strange coin called the Realta and an altered half note cause a dispute at a pay table. The captain inspects the piece while Rageter jokes about royal whiskers as the coin passes inspection and is deemed right.
The article criticizes laxatives for causing distress and promotes How tetler's Stomach Hitters as a gentler remedy for constipation. It asserts benefits for the bowels stomach and liver and includes a comical anecdote about borrowing a lawn mower.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner in Toledo firm F. 30 Cee, with Gleason as Notary Public, on December 6. The fragment reflects legal attestation text and a stray verse about spring in town mentions a robin.
Vague lines describe East Deira business, dining cars, library cars, and an ocean view lit by Pintech lights. A ticket office is listed at 641 Seventeenth Street near Cartia. Mentions a bad quarter, Cascarets, and refunds, with garbled quotes and references to trains and London cases.
Incomplete passage mentions Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething pain and references to weather and women on wheels. The text is garbled with numerous typos and lacks clear events or persons.
A fragmented page features an advertisement for Star Tobacco urging chewing as pleasure, with odd product lines like Cascarets and Gants Cathartic alongside dubious claims. The text includes cheeky lines about relationships and dress suits, plus a statistic noting England and Wales show 200000 more unmarried women than men.
The Union Pacific offers three through trains to the East daily with sleeping cars and the quickest time to all principal points. Tickets are sold at 117 Seventeenth Street near Curtis. A department store salesman stands out for his distinctive presence.
An advertisement asserts women must not ignore health issues and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non hazard, physician endorsed remedy for female diseases. It claims thousands cured and offers a free copy of The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser via World's Dispensary Association Buffalo NY, asking one cent stamps.
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