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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1902

Page

3

A Soldier of the Rhine Chapter XI to XII Continuation

In the continued tale a forged note endangers Paul Rhinelander and Hildegarde as German authorities close in. Hildegarde’s fears, Beatrix’s revelation, and Paul’s plan to reach Berlin unfold amid countess intrigues and spy games. Paul suspects three fellow passengers in the car may be allied with enemies as the night train nears Berlin.

Franken Alsace-Lorraine Paris Paul Hildegarde Bismarck Paradise Earth No. 79 Rhinelander Karl Rhine Korps Beatrix Heidelberg Aimee Berlin Rhine Zwei Express

Ancient Mesquite Bread Found In Arizona Cave Relic

A bread loaf recovered from a Superstition Mountain cave in central Arizona, dated centuries to millennia old, is now part of the University of Arizona archaeological collection. Found with sacrificial stones and tools, the loaf was likely made from mesquite beans and is preserved in a sealed glass jar.

Arizona Archological Museum University of Arizona Herbert Brown Territorial Prison Mr. Brown

The Chaplain's Self-Control Tale by Churchill

Churchill tells of a chaplain who quarreled with a ship captain over worship on board. The chaplain kept quiet, displaying self command, noting that another clergyman might have insulted the captain. The piece ends with a sharp quip about a hot corn dealer and margins.

Winston Churchill South Africa Mr. Churchill Church of England

Greatness Thrust Upon Him The Poor French Poet Made Great

A Parisian poet Dubois, praised by Princess Pauline, was promised a post by Fouche after a maid revealed his ode. Napoleon’s court discovered the ruse, Dubois was sent to Elba as police commissary general, and 300,000 francs already paid.

Dubois Napoleon I Pauline Napoleon M. Dubois Fouche Prin Emper Elba Forubois M. le Duc

Doctor Emerson Helps Library Fan With Mileage Book

In Concord a simple minded resident known as Charlie loves reading. He asks Dr Edward W Emerson for a book. The doctor grants access to any book of his, prompting Charlie to twist the offer into claiming the mileage book. The tale ends on the oddity of his interpretation.

Edward W. Emerson Ralph Waldo Emerson New York Tribune Concord Dr. Emerson Charlie

Easy Victims of Card Sharks and Gambling Frauds

In old gambling days high rollers were often duped by conspirators led by Beau Nash. The Duke of Bedford lost about 350000 in hazard after suspecting loaded dice and sleeping while thieves swapped in legitimate dice. He woke, lost 150000 more. A Norfolk duke faced a similar ploy with pistol-tolerant accomplices.

Wrothesly Duke of Bedford Beau Nash Duke Hazard Duke of Awakening Duke of Norfolk

Value of Encouragement in the Workplace

The piece argues praise and approval boost cheerful service, contrasting employers who withhold commendation with those who treat workers as family. It cites human nature’s hunger for appreciation and notes loyal, unstinting service from employees under supportive leadership.

Teetotalers in Canada Said to Be Most Numerous

The Toronto Mail claims teetotalers, if counted, would be proportionally most numerous in Canada among civilized countries. NAM FACELESS DYES color silk wool or cotton at one boiling sold by druggists 10c per package.

Toronto Mail Canada Nam Mamie Herbert Elmwood Ave Buffalo N. Y Empire State Fortnightly N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham Mamit Herbert

A Scotch minister and a rainstorm tale from ROMEO parish

An old Scotch minister visiting a country parish prays for rain and floods devastate crops. An elder jokes that such a request requires agricultural knowledge. The piece contrasts these woes with farmers near ROMEO in the southern state. It mentions Seph. Chas. Felt and a long-ago shipyard at Ominato Japan. A quip about love at first sight closes.

Romeo Seph Chas. Felt Boston Denver

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Conrad Hoffman Dee Teetotalers Ominato Japan Chris Faugh Alabastine Company Grand Rapids, Mich Furniture GEC Pullen Lawrence St The Northern Nursery Co L Ver Colo D. C. Matthews H.R 17Th St the Central Trust CO Colorado Champa Street Rocky Ford Bce Man Burrell Rocky Ford Seed House B. L. James Mercantile and Mfg Denver, Colo Fairbanks, Morse & CO
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