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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
3
The London Express notes mushroom booms in rural Colchester areas and across the country. Correspondents describe unusually large mushrooms, including a ten to twelve inch specimen from High Wycombe and a near thirteen inch cap with a short stem found in North Kent, with families sharing meals from the finds.
Gustav Koch of Berlin proposes a motor boat that can fly, to be tested on water to avoid cross country trials. The craft is a low, flat, light vessel floating on the surface with adjustable steering apparatus and horizontal sails, demonstrated to the German Society of Aerial Navigation.
A report praises Saxony forestry as among the world’s best regulated systems. It notes annual net profits from forests exceed $2,000,000, signaling strong management and sustained returns for the region’s timber industry.
The castaways in a small boat near dawn spot a brig and are rescued by the Janette from New York bound for Liverpool. Captain Southey and crew feed the survivors, provide clothing, and share details of the Queen wreck caused by dense fog and a derelict hull. Two well-off passengers donate a purse to the captain as thanks.
In Genoa I arrange a Sardinia trip under the pretext of mouflon hunting. Signor Branders hires Matterelli as guide and interpreter, and we sail toward Cagliari where I secure grand hotel quarters. Mutterelli proves a capable, discreet guide as plans unfold for a secret mission linked to Nita Barlotti and Maligni.
A Kittanering New York man, known as a respectable citizen, wandered the streets in his night robe. A watchman arrested him for walking at night, deciding he needed to be taken to the city jail, until friends supplied street clothes and released him in the morning.
Commandant Moller formerly of the Boer army survived the conflict with Great Britain without a scratch, despite twenty one horses being shot from under him during battles.
A note on trying to graft plums onto apple trees and the attempt to grow a crop of plums alongside summer boarders. The writer reflects on agricultural experiments and the practical challenges of fruit tree experimentation.
Hon David Meekison a well known figure in Ohio and nation led four terms as Napoleon mayor and built the Meekison Bank. He served in the Fifty fifth Congress and battled chronic catarrh for thirty years until Peruna aided by Dr Hartman. The ad promotes Peruna as a preventive cure and offers a free book on Winter Catarrh to women.
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