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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
6
A reflective poem notes how small acts of kindness ease emotional wounds. It contrasts routine goodbyes and harsh words with nightly affirmations of love. The piece laments how couples grow distant as they climb life’s heights, starving each other of affection and daily generosity.
In a remote woodland hotel near Lake Superior, Constance Penryhn, a 28 year old wealthy beauty, rejects advances from four suitors. Professor Erasmus Moody, lawyer Herbert Graham, physician George Trevanion, and poet Claude Mayne DeDelay each pursue her in differing styles as she contemplates marriage and her own heart. The tale ends with DeDelay revealing his unrequited affection and the group learning her decision remains unresolved.
In a moonlit moment Ke, Penrhyn, and the Cub move toward passion as Penrhyn, older yet drawn, trembles and finally yields. The Cub grows bolder, words clash with advice from the Professor and Trevanion, yet Constance Penrhyn marries him and remains devoted, judged peerless by her.
A vivid decorative piece on how upsetting an inkstand reduces a man to frantic action. The author argues ink accidents reveal human nature under stress and questions why such mishaps trigger ridiculous responses.
In a Long Island cemetery four tombstones mark the successive wives of a single man. The first two are modest, the second taller by two feet. The third is grander in style and size, and the fourth bears a granite shaft, a financial barometer of the husband’s rising fortunes.
A New York Times note recounts a misdirected message at Daniel Nason’s office. The client, misreading a telegraph style note, sent Glenlivet to Nason’s house with a congratulatory message, assuming the son and heir referred to Nason. John Comfort, Nason’s managing clerk, was involved in the misaddressed exchange.
A reflective verse by Edwin Markham seeks divine guidance to move softly like grasses and flowers yet carry power within. It asks for simple grace, patient kindness, and steadiness like a tree, with scenes of crickets and shade to rest the wandering soul.
A St. Petersburg journal reports Europe wide doctor density per 160,000 inhabitants. Great Britain leads with 180 doctors, Switzerland 52, Germany 30, and Russia 8. To match Britain Russia would need 130,000 doctors. current levels are about 17,000.
A fragmented remark argues women are ill suited to explain things to children due to their logic. The quote suggests men would lack explanations without women's logic. It presents a gendered stereotype without broader context or attribution.
A fragmented collection blends a moral poem about Lincoln’s favorite song with stray ad copy and crowding odds and ends. It mentions racing camels in Algeria, Defiance Starch, medicines, jokes, and cigar promos, all tumbled together amid disjointed captions and quips.
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