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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
6
A customer letter touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief after two months of pain. The testimonial notes improved sleep, reduced urinary issues, and overall renewed vitality after using the sample and purchasing two boxes.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a state and mail action near Buidaio New York with scattered terms dotted Tin ershibure. No complete facts or names to confirm a formal notice or event.
A Washington correspondent reports Senator Alger of Michigan inviting Senator Burrows to luncheon. They went to the Senate restaurant and enjoyed an elaborate meal described playfully as a symbol of their wealth. The scene contrasts with a novel marriage event in Armstrong Missouri where Rev. N. B. Naylor wed five couples simultaneously for a matrimonial club.
A compilation of patent medicines and home remedies advertised in a historic catalog style. Items include Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort and moisture control, Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets for colds, Putnam Dyes, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for infants, Baxter's Bull Head cigars, and various quotes promoting brand merit and sales.
Mrs Ina S Noviancer of Stilvideo Ohio describes severe fallopian tube abscess pain and weakness. She reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges women with female troubles to start the remedy and write to Mrs Pinkham for advice.
Six men carried President Lincoln from the Peterson House to the White House. Only two survive John Weaver of Philadelphia and William Reith of this city. Weaver recalls the duty and recalls Secretary of War Stanton's grief at the time.
The Washington Times quotes a survivor who carried Lincoln's body to the White House and identifies as one of the first defenders of Pennsylvania arriving in Washington on April 18, 1861. He reflects on Stanton's death and the closeness of Lincoln's passing.
An old volume bearing a London imprint holds Cobbett’s letters denouncing British wartime policy against the United States. A second 1863 edition, Adamite Man by Griffin Lee of Texas, is dedicated to Abraham Lincoln and Charles Trinius. The article notes the odd juxtaposition of a Texas resident praising Lincoln during the Civil War.
During 1862 and 1863 near Washington Lincoln franked a Wisconsin private Frank King’s envelopes so he could send his letters home. King and Harry Dunn sought the favor from Lincoln and were directed to their congressman Scott Sloan for final handling.
The small house opposite Ford's Theatre where President Lincoln died after being shot by Booth is decaying again. Once a private residence, it was bought by a society but preservation failed and public interest grows as officials consider safeguarding the walls and interior. The Clareyod collection of Lincoln relics is inside.
A letter sent to Dr Hartman from Sister Beatrix of 410 West 30th Street New York is described in the fragment. The missive notes personal sentiments and a request for assistance or consideration from the physician. The text hints at ongoing correspondence between religious and medical figures in the city.
Catholic Sisters worldwide praise Peruna for both spiritual care and bodily needs. A Detroit Catholic institution notes relief from laryngitis using Peruna under Dr. Hartman’s guidance. An Ohio center also sends a favorable recommendation via the Sister Superior.
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