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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1898

Page

2

Christmas Child Lozette Bids Father Return For Christmas

Lozette, known as the Christmas Child, longs to join her father Manuth at a tribal feast and to witness his pipe dance. Miss Berton enforces a promised return a week before Christmas, while Manuth endures a deadly blizzard journey to keep the pledge. Lozette awakens on Christmas Eve to her own fragile survival and a renewed bond with her père as the village bells toll.

Legette Mise Berton Old Manuth Miss Berton Lozette Manuth Lorette Bert Maruth Loyette Losette Christ Berton Serips

Outdoor life restores Miss Meyer in hunting days

Miss Rose Meyer of San Francisco, heir to the western metropolis, embraced outdoor sport to reclaim health. She hunts weekly in Shellville marshes and Sonoma uplands, bagging teal, snipe, quail, and other game, proving a nimble, steady shot and a revived vigor through open air exercise.

Rose Meyer San Francisco Shellville Sonoma Creek Sonoma Marsh Mies Meyer

Rugmaking for restless fingers from rainy day crafts

Mothers can occupy little girls with rugmaking using knitting cotton and two needles. Cut the cotton into three inch lengths by winding on a round ruler and trimming. Start with an uneven number of cast on stitches, knit four or five plain rows, then fringe every other row. Alternate fringed and plain rows to create a striped mat, sewing strips together to finish.

Persian Colors in soft shades for gowns and blouses

Persian colors appear in softer shades with shaw effects and pale blue grounds. Gowns feature figures in blending tones. A silk blouse with a narrow white front, long lapels, and a standing silk collar completes the soothing Persian color ensemble.

A Comedy of Colors in a Short, Witty Exchange

An ironic quip recalls a brief flirtation with race humor as colors joke about distinctions. The dialogue ends with a nod to blues and a trip to Green's for a remedy, capturing fleeting urban mood.

Gray Green

Indians in school beyond the five civilized tribes reach 20000

The report notes a rising trend as 20,000 Indians are now enrolled in schools outside the five civilized tribes. This figure highlights broader educational access among indigenous communities beyond traditional tribal boundaries.

Five Civilized Tribe

Well Trained Tongue Defies Disability For Embroidery

A disabled woman, Miss Tanison, uses her tongue to perform tasks usually done by hands. She guides a pencil, threads needles, writes letters, and operates a music device while seated in a wheeled chair. Starting at age four, she learned to string buttons and sew, her tongue guiding every stroke and stitch with remarkable precision.

Miss Tanison Tanison Miss Tunison Miss Trntsom Mixa Tuntson

Tile fish revival sparks talk of new industry at sea

A half ton of tile fish distributed to Camp Wikoft soldiers signals a potential industry revival. Discovered off Nantucket in 1879, the tile fish vanished by 1882, with a 1992 and later returns hinting at a limited range of about 175 miles along the 100 fathom line. Scientists estimate millions of fish died in 1882, sparking debate on food supply implications.

Nentwehet Camp Wikoft Paird Nantucket United States Wood

Getting Back at Him

A Detroit Free Press quotation shows a confrontation where one man brags of being self-made and the other challenges his pride in his job, prompting a sharp exchange about fairness and merit.

Detroit Free Press

Fragmented OCR item on railway cars and suppliers in 1969

An unclear OCR fragment mentions orders for box cars from Iron Company and Missouri Car, with references to Westinghouse automatic couplers, Pullman products, and European suppliers. The text lists various brands and items but lacks coherent narrative or date clarity beyond 1969. The snippet also includes stray terms like Venice, May, and German references amid unrelated snippets.

Murray Geodolas Iron Company Missouri Westinghouse

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