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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1896
Page
6
The passage notes several foods that increase body weight such as sugar starchy foods cream and fats. It also explains cod liver oil raises weight as a fat producing food and additionally restores normal organ and tissue function by altering nutrition processes.
A historic claim extols Scott's Emulsion as pure cod liver oil in a digested form. It argues weight gain results from two factors, fat production and restoring health, with permanent improvement. The ad notes twenty years of medical endorsement and urges consultation with a doctor.
A Saratoga County family pleads for John Welsh, missing for seventeen years, to prove he is alive after rumors of his executionhaunting the town. Sisters A and S D Hayden and Mrs A G Sheppard urge news from John, once linked to a supposed marriage and a reported death hoax, hoping to end years of taunts and stigma. They describe him as kind and gentle, with a distinct tattoo J W on his forearm and a neck scar. They believe he may be in Australia, too proud to contact his family, who await his return to lift the shame from their names.
A Washington society woman buys bloomers for a planned cycling tour but finds the fit awkward. In the dressing room she laments the garb as wrong and uncomfortable, while the tailor and cutter exchange winks before the proprietor advises a proper try-on. She retreats behind the curtain without comment.
The article recalls Daniel O Connell’s rebuke of a 21 000 check from Louisiana slaveholders to Ireland urging unpaid wages be refused. It notes his bold response inspiring aid to Ireland and a warning to be wary of slavery issues in America. The piece ends with a quip about avoiding early fraternity drinking.
A church group fundraiser announces a coffee seed sale with 25 packages priced at $1.00 postpaid. Readers may request a 145 page catalog by mailing stamps to John A. Sabo Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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