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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1896
Page
6
Mrs. Hayes wife of Pitkin County sheriff swears out warrants against twenty Aspen saloonkeepers for keeping their establishments open on Sunday and after midnight. She cites complaints from women whose husbands and daughters visit the saloons during forbidden hours.
Illegible advertisement text markets remedies and tonics. The fragment mentions Ranson’s Magic Core Salve and Brown’s Bronchial Troches as cough and bronchial aids. It promotes ease of use and suggests purchase through a master writer, with scattered references to corn removal and various tonics. The excerpt conveys a crowded late 19th century patent medicine style.
Mr Dillingham and Mia discuss a busy Christmas day focusing on home projects. He plans to paint window screens and door screens, install pantry shelves, plane planks, and sew cushions for a window seat. They recall fond memories in Northville and anticipate a restful holiday afterward.
The Motra Mohri notes her children prefer Syrup of Miga for gentle laxative relief and find it pleasant and beneficial. The true remedy Syrup of Pies is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Fragmented exchange shows a person noting a reaction and another admitting they borrowed one dollar soon after meeting, illustrating a brief tense interaction with a casual claim of repayment. The text reads like a street or casual conversation fragment.
Monterey Tenn special reports Col James E Jones secretary treasurer Cumberland Mountain Coal Co on way to fortune after quitting tobacco. He credits No To Bac with curing his habit, gaining seven pounds in under two weeks and ending tobacco cravings within three days.
A cryptic note from an old column hints at a world weary hen seeking luck in a quirky chic trend. The fragment suggests humorous rural life and a playful tone from a bygone era.
A critique of spoiled children who control the home shape manners and social behavior. The piece argues selfish training at home leads to boorish conduct in schools, trains, hotels, colleges, and public spaces, lowering social standards and demanding watchful cultivation of true courtesy.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a woman exposes a forged letter to prove duplicity. The man responds with practiced coolness, claiming the letter shows ardent devotion, while she reveals carbon traces proving it was a copy. The reveal shifts blame to the letter’s origin and the writer’s intent.
A Boston Post anecdote notes a Washington street shoe store window display drawing a large crowd. Patrons jostle to glimpse a plate glass display inside, believing a wild animal hide or curiosity is shown, when the item proves to be patent leather shoes labeled these shoes were made for the duke of Marlborough.
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