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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1896
Page
6
fragmentary text notes scavenger imagery and duty amid debris with hostile tone toward a system. It mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy claimed to cure malaria billows septic and kidney trouble in a biased promotional style.
Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo pledge to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn statement, dated December 6 1886, asserts internal administration and blood mucous action. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills at 25 cents.
A Rochester Press report notes a trial of a single headlight on an engine to illuminate curves and dark sections. The new device aims to improve track visibility for crews and onlookers along the line.
Advertises Katnon's Anti-Asthmatic Powder or Cigarettes as a cure for colds, catarrh, and bronchial issues. Claims instant relief and offers a sample package for 25 cents if a local druggist cannot help, with seller listed as Ketanow Hires at 254 Lafayette Place, New York.
A Victorian advertisement urges travelers to carry Syrup of Figs for health on journeys. It claims the remedy gently cleanses kidneys, liver, and bowels, helps prevent fevers and headaches, and is sold in 69 cent and one dollar bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
The Windsor in Denver offers first class lodging with large well furnished rooms. Centrally located near the center, it promotes reasonable rates per day and seeks inquiries for descriptive pamphlets from the manager.
Two young American children attend a palace party in Denmark. Ellen, treated like a mini queen, dances with the king and sits beside the king and queen on a sofa. The evening ends with Ellen yawning and drifting toward sleep as the king compliments her honesty.
The London Truth editor cites Lord Dufferin as a skilled diplomat who calmed a French plan for a Joan of Arc demonstration. He argued it targeted Burgundians, not England, and offered to join the procession with a Talbot descendant also ready to wear ancestral armor. The French envoy grew uncomfortable and shifted topics.
A press dispatch from Tres Pine Colorado reports George Ludwig piloting a seven by four foot kite. It required a 100 foot rope and bailing rope to balance. Four boys rode in a Spring Wagon at town’s edge as the kite pulled the wagon along the street like a team of horses.
Archaeological Society lecturer Henry G. Bryant described the northernmost Eskimos as a primitive, rapidly emerging tribe observed by Sir John Ross and Peary expeditions. He noted their contact with Danish missionaries, European admixture, distinctive dress and hair, and social customs including polygamy and wife exchange.
The God idea has persisted in humanity while the idea of God evolves with civilization. Mason argues the God idea is a core mental factor in individuals, whereas the idea of God hinges on intelligence and progress from savagery to civilization.
A Russian professor, who has spent fifty two years teaching at the Imperial college, has devised minute figures for a dance alphabet. The invention maps every conceivable leg position into a sequence of movements, forming a comprehensive system for dance notation.
Fragmentary text mentions Brad and Curtia with a reference to a United States reads and a poplar ren event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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