Woman Praised By Man As Comparatively Fairer
A woman is told by a man that she is more beautiful than other women and is urged to accept his judgment as a measure of her worth.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1896
Page
6
A woman is told by a man that she is more beautiful than other women and is urged to accept his judgment as a measure of her worth.
Officials report a treaty granting the firm 4 concessions for ninety nine zonne and an annual subsidy of 13 000 dollars to build the Gotthard tunnel connection. The line will relieve Gotthard traffic and be finished within seven years.
Sebastopol was not impregnable as hardships rose. A robust constitution built by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may defy malarial assaults where prevalence is high. The remedy claims to combat dyspepsia rheumatic and kidney troubles while easing nervousness and palpitations.
A coal area twelve miles long by six miles wide was found on the sew line railway to the west coast of Newfoundland. A four foot seam is estimated to hold 11,000,000 tons of cannel coal. The find boosts railway value and colony prospects, with exploration ongoing.
An old passage touts Syrup of Figs as a permanent remedy for habitual constipation, claiming lasting benefits and urging consumers to choose it over temporary laxatives that may harm the system. The text also includes garbled chatter about Mrs. Catehoo and a misread phrase about “artistic home” and belongings.
An old ad promises a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and extols Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo druggists. The text also mentions Hall's Family Pills and includes garbled instructions about milk and cream.
An 1806 letter from Milheimburg Pennsylvania jokes about ice and cold weather causing rheumatic neuralgic sciatic and other pains. It promotes St Jacob's Oil as a general cure for aches and claims a local doctor Seversee upholding justice while referencing a dance and the era's remedies.
A mosaic of ad copy and stray verse items with product pitches, a theater insult, a free book offer from a Denver weekly, patent medicines, and a quip about Miss Alfalfa. The pieces mix teething remedy, corn salve, a mining camp book, and a punny exchange about a hack writer and a joke about a dead man.
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports a Lagos rubber boom with imports rising from 29,970 in 1893 to 75,000 last month via a single Lagos to Liverpool shipment. Local workers rush interior for rubber, royalties payed to forest owners, and new sources emerge from Madagascar and New Zealand.
A teacher recalls how children in a Covent Garden parish school misnamed hay field work as mud due to limited experience. The Notes and Queries excerpt notes the gap between language and lived knowledge. Also mentioned is a new German ty wheel at Mannesmann tube works designed to withstand centrifugal strain with a cast iron hub and twenty foot diameter steel plates.
An English woman serves as governess to the little king of Spain earning 4500 dollars annually. Debates arise on whether she earns the sum, as some observers question the compensation for her duties.
Fragmentary ad proclaims Salzer Earliest Potatoes as the heaviest yield and world champ. It promises 4000 bushels per 10 acres and a $4000 per bushel price in June, while offering a mammoth patent catalogue and various seed grains through mail order.
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