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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1895
Page
6
The Register notes advertising should be taught in commercial schools as essential as reading and arithmetic. It jokes about a Boston heiress capture and mocks a New York tale of a man pretending to sleep while burglars were captured. It also teases fashion and a dubious report of Boston women shoplifting and mocks diplomacy.
An Omaha ruling states two years in the penitentiary for killing a pugilist in the ring, but the article notes the penalty is abolished and a suitable reward proposed. It also critiques British Columbia's governance and its restrictions on bicycle girls wearing bloomers.
The piece notes four traditional fields law church medicine and literature drawing student effort and now advertising an offshoot of literature rises as a large independent field for bright students.
A brief editorial laments Ohio copying Pennsylvanias approach to creating a state colony for the intellectually disabled. It cites Elwyn as a proven example of organized care where imbeciles become industrious and self-sustaining, arguing the arrangement benefits all involved.
The text notes silver prices rise for multiple reasons but attributes the main cause to Germany’s changing attitude. It suggests roughly half the value stems from artistic demand, with the remainder tied to coinage, especially if Germany France and the United States adopt a bi metallic basis.
The armistice between China and Japan aims to keep Japan ready for action if talks fail. North China campaigning will be tougher before mid April than after, a factor likely influencing the armistice as much as the emperor's anger over Li Hung Chang’s assault.
The piece notes that young women in Reading hat factories should not slip notes to buyers within hat bands to secure husbands. It argues such courtship methods rarely succeed for either party and emphasizes that lasting affection needs a better start than flirtatious ploys.
The report notes growing discontent in Spain and Italy with current conditions and suggests the shaky monarchies may soon yield to republican movements as popular sentiment grows.
The surgeon general reports the death rate among wounded under Japanese medical care at only 4 percent marking a striking success of medical and surgical treatment.
Colorado stock firm to build a creamery at Salida. Loyal Legion meeting held in Pueblo. Legislature funds totaled 1 317 40 95 dollars. William H. Klett named State Labor Commissioner. No wine at Howard banquet in Denver. Twenty one doctors graduated from Gross Medical College in Denver. Rio Grande March earnings compared to last year show a drop of 2800 dollars. James Peoples of Boulder dies age 105. Home seekers from Kansas and Nebraska move into Arkansas Valley near Rocky Ford.
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