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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1901
Page
3
A historical look at Oberammergau profits from the Passion Play detailing railroads lodging houses and town drainage funded by the event. It contrasts with a New York Almanac for 1901 praising its enterprise, color, calendars, and a Baby Record page for mothers, available free or by request.
Mollie helps Kate flee Chalfont to the White House while Madame Dubois ragefully pursues them. Reggie and Mrs Anstruther aid their safe arrival. Mollie later endures grief, cherishes memories, and finds lasting happiness with Reggie as Kate is laid to rest, ending Mollie’s tale.
A Cincinnati woman leaning toward an open grate caused a celluloid comb to explode with force, burning hair and injuring her face and neck. The fire spread risk to carpet and furnishings while extinguisher efforts struggled. The incident highlights celluloid's flammable nature and danger near heat sources.
A century of rapid growth across the United States highlights vast gains in shipyards and vessels on the Great Lakes, postal networks expanding from 903 post offices to 75,000, and logistics leaping from mail by stage to cross continental rail and steam travel. It notes increases in farm value, exports, population, education, and technology from 1801 to the end of the century. Strong entities include United States, Michigan, Atlantic, Great Lakes, and San Francisco.
Peter Surprise of Indiana, born 1792 in lower Canada, is among the nation’s oldest men. He arrived at Lake County eighty years ago and remains active, sharing tales of infant days and great men. He hopes to live to 120, staying busy and spry in old age.
Miss Condit Smith an American woman was in Pekin during the siege of the regations on her way to safety and recounts experiences amid the turmoil.
A German statistician and member of the British Society for the Protection of Animals argues that murder rates correlate with how animals are treated. He cites per million inhabitants figures: England and Ireland six. Belgium fourteen. France sixteen. Austria twenty. Hungary sixty-seven. Spain eighty-three. Italy ninety five, noting kindness in Britain and harsher cruelty in Italy. He adds climate as a factor while acknowledging other country differences.
An Irish lunatic in an asylum proclaims divinity and to a visiting woman asks if she will be saved or damned. He responds with regal calm that he “never talk shop” when pressed for her destiny.
The largest Empress tree Pausownia imperialis in America grows in Independence Square Philadelphia. Imported about fifty years ago as a gift to the late Robert Buist, famed American nurseryman. It stands elm feet in circumference, rivaling colonial-era elms, and its wood is highly sought in Japan.
The snippet praises dye quality avoiding spots and uneven results. It cites quotes about idiomatic English and a man named St Clair Parke reacting to being provoked. It also references herbal Tea, canal value discussions, and a Tangled blend of unrelated remarks about bleaching blue and the new century.
Dr Llewellyn Jordan of the U S Treasury Department and Columbia College graduate praises Peruna for curing catarrh and restoring health after months of suffering. He claims Peruna invigorates nerve centers and mucous membranes, promising a permanent cure and offering a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co.
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