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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1894
Page
7
A Clifton woman plagued by chest constriction and fainting finds relief through a physician’s care and a claimed remedy. The account details visits, home trials, and a cure attributed to a regimen from Dr. Star Pale My and a Pink Mettle product. The narrative mentions assorted ailments and a money-back promise, with a corn salve offered as additional item.
A playful exchange between children notes a grocer’s mix up with apples. Johnny shouts joy while Ethel questions the cheer, and the punchline reveals the grocer sent hard sour cooking apples unfit for eating, prompting a boisterous “Whoop! Good News.”
Dialogue contrasts enthusiasm for women's suffrage with spring election politics. A speaker jokes that campaigns will distract women from house cleaning, while another questions why interest rides high in campaign seasons. The exchange moves between light humor and civic topics.
Conversation shows a mother questioning a fight as Johnny recalls a boy’s taunt about his hair. Johnny equates the insult to a larger jab about his football ability, revealing how seemingly minor remarks escalate disputes among youngsters.
Dora recounts a sweltering summer at the Springs with heat described as dreadfully uncomfortable. A man offered a cool million and the speaker accepted, noting the weather’s extreme warmth.
The scene shows Mia Wayupp asking if anyone called while the narrator was out. The girl reports Mia seemed disappointed and a bit queer, but was reassured that the absence was true this time.
A humorous exchange features Algy asking for funds to reach London but reveals the aim is not sport. Father asks for the goal, receiving the reply that the person wants to learn how to pronounce golf rather than play.
In a humorous dialogue a family discusses their domestic staff the cook is Mrs Bricabac the chambermaid and everything else a second girl mends what the other breaks a young lady needs money for a journey the dressmaker has made a going away gown by mistake instead of a walking costume revealing domestic misunderstandings and urgency.
Magistrate hears testimony about tying a tin kettle to a poor dog's tail. The accused protests that the device was ballast to prevent injury, while the dog supposedly risked harm if he fell. The exchange reflects a curious, old time tone in a local hearing.
In a sharp exchange a patent lawyer asks the inventor Tough for details while Tough presses that he needs a patent in Washington for a pneumatic tire intended for police clubs. The dialogue hints at national patent prospects and lobbying.
In a terse exchange, Cholly confronts Algy about cutting friends dead over a failing social gesture. Chappie notes Algy must change, though he struggles to master the new English handshake.
The Nine teenth Century details Hadramut palaces with ornate woodwork and Qur an inscriptions on lintels. Doorways, cupboards, beams, and fretworked windows display carved art while floors separate commerce and domestic spaces. Guests enjoy carved ovens, spice china, brassware, and fumigation rituals with frankincense.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications because the disease is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets the blood and mucous surfaces. It is marketed as not a quack medicine and claims prescriptions from reputable physicians with tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials promised. Toledo reader note. sold by druggists with family size pricing.
A New York Commercial Advertiser excerpt recalls Charles II and his chaplain Dr Borrow, noting the preacher’s exhaustive topics and a three and a half hour discourse on bounty to the poor. The piece hints at reviving old ggan jokes packed away.
An old established hotel ad praises perfect cooking and attentive service at the St James Hotel in Denver. It highlights rates from 2.00 per day to meals and rooms, notes prime location opposite the Tabor Grand Opera House and access to banks streets and cable cars, and includes a dated testimonial from Sprague, Washington.
An advertisement-like excerpt touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Compound Extract of Smart-Weed as keys to painless childbirth. It features testimonials from Mrs. Hurt of Glenville N Y who in a report says she bore a twelve pound baby with no pain or sickness after using the products and walking about after birth.
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