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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1895
Page
2
A visitor from the East arrives after supper and interviews the hotel keeper about a job opening for a live newspaper man. The town confesses a former East man started a paper, but his sharp reporting created upheaval. the locals disposed of him by dumping him into a well below the chain of command.
A group of gossiping ladies recount a tale of absentmindedness by an ex. One recalls walking half a mile on a feisty fall day before realizing she forgot to dress fully, noting she had bathed but not dressed, and only discovering the omission after braving the cold with a gentleman present. The discussion ends with the odd claim that the pins belonged to a cumber tree.
A Denver office building elevator boy warns of danger and reports fear of wartime events. He mentions SRA safety measures and potential air raids as tensions rise in the area. The scrambled text suggests concern over an East Coast threat and actions by authorities near Ogden.
A speech by the Prince of Wales at the sixty-eighth anniversary of the Printers Pension Alms House and Orphan Asylum highlights printing as a civilizing force. A collection of £5,000 was raised, funding education, literature, and charitable work, while noting advances from Gutenberg to modern press. The prince references family ties and ongoing charitable efforts linked to printers. In a separate item a Texas office seeker jokes about living in Texas while doing business in New York.
The article discusses optimistic aims in research as a force shaping civilization. It reflects on how knowledge transcends borders, asserts the lasting value of individual contributions, and contrasts pessimism in literature with scientific progress driven by professions. It cites Lowell and Gray to illustrate temperament and profession effects.
Jellico warder Wallie Wright starts a worm-raising venture between Jellicoe and nearby areas. The dry season has grub worms scarce and pricey. A recent haul yielded live crawlers sold at 25 to 58 cents per pint.
Fragmentary text reports a wedding performed in Tampa with attendees including Adele Veluce Srweslya and Valdes Pega. The ceremony was officiated by a pastor and attended by courtly figures, with references to names and formalities amid garbled OCR.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about wives, a medical matter, and a discussion of a person or event. It mentions a possible court or speech and references a great or sage figure. The fragment lacks clear entities, dates, or locations to form a fuller summary.
The readable portion hints at a quirky dialogue about a frightened creature and its behavior. It references a clever animal and reactions to fear, but the passage is severely garbled with missing context and stray letters, making precise interpretation impossible.
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