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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1896
Page
6
A wooden hen incubator measuring 10 by 8 inches, capable of hatching twenty eight eggs, is offered for eight dollars. Made by George H. Stahl of Quincy, it targets boys with a learning toy and practical poultry device. Interested buyers may request a catalogue by writing to Mr. Stahl and citing this newspaper.
Yale graduates instructors and athletes form a mock naval crew to be trained like a real ship. A two-masted schooner with two power engines is bought and fitted at Lake Chautauqua New York for a spring cruise with captain officers mate steward cook and surgeon aboard.
The Salzer seed firm touts new varieties that allegedly yield high per acre across cereals and potatoes. Silver King Barley and Silver Mine Oats claim strong past performance with projected gains, while Golden Triumph Corn and Salter’s Ear-West potatoes showcase rapid maturity. The note invites readers to request a catalogue and free samples by mailing 10 cents postage to La Crosse, Wisconsin.
An advertisement claims deafness from blocked Eustachian tubes caused by catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It promises $100 for any case of deafness due to catarrh that cannot be cured and directs readers to contact J Cheney & Co of Toledo, selling Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
The article contrasts President Cleveland and President Harrison as outdoorsmen. It highlights Cleveland’s patience and deliberation versus Harrison’s quick, risk taking style. It notes Cleveland waits for a sure shot while Harrison goes for uncertain chances, affecting game counts.
Aluminium used in the Yarrow torpedo boat built for the French government corrodes easily under pressure. M Moissan identifies a small impurity sodium as the cause after examining multiple samples, explaining the rapid degradation.
Bicycles have been admitted into the grounds of the exclusive botanical garden in Regent's Park but must not be brought near the museums and conservatories.
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