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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1894
Page
2
A collage of 19th century style advertisements extols Hope and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for chills fever rheumatism dyspepsia liver and kidney trouble nervous debility loss of flesh appetite and sleep. The piece includes a humorous exchange about kissing etiquette at Grand Central Depot and a note on teething remedies for babies.
An Ulster County tale chronicles John Dearman who vanished after years of abuse, a woman misidentifies a drowned corpse as her husband, remarries, and later Dearman returns alive. The mystery centers on who really died in a Hudson River burial and whether the two front teeth match.
During his England visit Emperor William expresses disappointment that the Dragoon Guards chief to him were not brought from Dublin to Aldershot. He notes continental practice of bringing a regiment to greet a foreign royal, jokes about Commons expense, and muses that next time he will review the Dragoons at Dublin.
A dialogue from the Indianapolis Journal contrasts old and new times. A fortune teller laments decline in business as a clairvoyant jokes about predicting a woman's future, contrasting marriage prospects with political leadership. The passage reflects city newspaper humor and social change.
A report claims Paderewski earned about 250000 dollars during his U S stay and that violinist Ysaye has been engaged for an American tour on terms higher than Paderewski's, indicating escalating concert salaries and drawing attention to top classical artists negotiating high fees.
A sufferer describes acute illness confinement for ten weeks with a withered arm. After starting Hood's Sarsaparilla, improvement began with the first bottle and full recovery followed, with sores and limbs improving. Since then the family has used it every spring and fall, finding it cheaper than doctors.
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