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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1899
Page
2
A poem addresses Cupid with playful skepticism about arrows and blind love. The speaker acknowledges Cupid’s charm, noting many hearts fall to his wit and affection, while addressing him with affectionate nicknames and declaring the heart belongs to Cupid forever despite no feathered dart felt.
Ida makes many valentines for classmates including Josie Dean, a new girl facing stigma. When Josie receives a cruel comic card, Ida shares her surplus valentines, chooses the prettiest for Josie, and forgives teasing. Ida and Josie look forward to making cards together next year, while the mother reflects on the joy of giving.
It has been announced that the tuberculosis congress will convene in Berlin in May to study the disease. The program will address spread, etiology, prophylaxis, therapy, and asylums, with discussions resolving under these heads.
Estimates for the Nicaragua Canal cost range from 115 million to 150 million dollars. The piece also notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as highly effective for indigestion and related ailments, praises its palatable use, and mentions Stockholm building a hotel modeled after Mills in New York for workers with 300 rooms.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a cold remedy and health commission mentions. It references medicines, prices, and plans to “meten” with others, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks clear events or entities.
A fragmented entry from The Boston Globe titled Opizics of Ledger Monthly appears in English with scattered phrases about money prints and public interest. The text includes seemingly random references to grantees and December timing, suggesting a misread archival snippet.
A fragment describes the cover colors of the Ledger Monthly and hints at its editorial content and forthcoming issues. It mentions repeating color themes and monthly prompts, suggesting a decorative ledger issue with a preview of January content and printing notes.
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