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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1896
Page
4
The passage extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative that cures by promoting internal cleanliness and relieving constipation. It claims many illnesses stem from a constipated system and asserts the genuine California Fig Syrup product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by retailers for health.
The former president argues that the United States is a government of the people, not a loose confederation of states. He rejects Calhoun’s theory of secession, warns that states cannot override federal law, and contends only the courts can rule on constitutionality while preserving national authority.
In Duryea a Polish widow named Mrs Romanski was thought dead after illness. A undertaker prepared her for burial, but the coffin lid began to move when she opened her eyes. A physician declared it suspended animation. The house drew crowds. she recovered and expressed gratitude to have escaped burial alive.
Reverend T. W. Williams argues charity by Rockefeller and Carnegie for universities and libraries is not the highest form, condemning wealth built by doubtful methods and monopolies. He stresses it is unchristian for the rich to seize large properties and profit from others’ labor.
The piece reports on a secret radical movement within trade unions calling itself Social Reform. Tied to the American Federation of Labor, it blends secrecy and aggressive tactics with an educational façade. Key figures include J. McBride, W. Prescott, A. McCraith, and E. Valesh, with clubs in Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Paul, and New Jersey.
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