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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1897
Page
7
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions English engineering, Whit amalgamation plans, a resident ten miles from To ss, timber and lumber figures, Salvation Army meals, a bank president, and dialogue snippets from Chicago papers. The text is garbled with names, places, and amounts, yielding no clear single event.
A fragment discusses a mother’s view on teaching children right from wrong, noting early guidance, appropriate discipline, and the care needed with animals and fragile beings. It emphasizes patience and consistent limits rather than anger.
The Denver Republican advertises a large work by W J Bryan offered at reduced price. It promotes immediate perusal and reference with a special one dollar per copy subscription, and a one month daily Fabian option for one dollar and ten cents. The notice urges readers to subscribe and view the book at the counter.
A Colorado mail carrier J E Bell, buried in a snowslide on Riverside road near Ironton, crawled to a toll house at Bear Creek Falls after fifteen hours under snow. Harvey Lewis and Dr. South aided him as rescuers rushed to provide care. Bell suspected death, but signs of life led to his rescue and expected recovery amid dangerous search conditions.
At 7 p m on February 21 the united squadrons bombarded the insurgent camp outside Canea despite warnings from foreign admirals. English and other ships joined the bombardment as the Kaiserin Augusta fired melinite shells. The Hydra prepared to act if needed and shells reportedly struck the town.
The Washington special reports President Cleveland told ex-Commissioner Coleman he will dedicate years to writing a biographical work tracing from his Buffalo mayoralty to March 4, 1807. He aims to retire from law practice, living quietly with a comfortable fortune and compiling extensive data for a thorough memoir.
Havana dispatch notes no early end to Cuba's struggle. Reform promises in Madrid are welcomed by planters merchants and manufacturers but insurgent leaders Gomez Garcia reject terms. Autonomists demand amendments and home rule hinges on captain-general approval. Local assembly to include elected and appointed members could let the captain-general become dictator.
An article segment discusses deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 guarantee. It also includes various product pitches and quips about vaudeville, cold cures, Cascarets candy, and a streetcar anecdote, all in a snapshots-from-era newspaper style.
Nature's great force of detective remedies hunts down lung and bronchial diseases. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as the sovereign cure, arresting poisonous elements in the liver and digestion, improving blood, lungs, nerves, and energy. It targets weak lungs coughing blood shortness of breath bronchitis asthma and related ailments, claiming prompt cough relief and systemic strengthening.
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