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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1897
Page
3
A determined man enters the South Pacific ticket office with a tearful bride clinging to him. He asks for a ticket to Ocean View, declaring he will return by noon as onlookers, police, and clerks witness the dramatic scene on Market Street.
A fragmented discussion quotes the New York Post on thrift and economy in daily chores. It highlights small, prudent purchases like sugar or dye and cautions against misplaced worry over imagined shortages and unnecessary efforts.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Penelope Peachblow and Prof. Digby in a puzzled exchange about a mysterious man and a scholar in America. The text hints at social intrigue, identity, and curiosity without a clear narrative resolution.
A fragmented note from Cleveland Leader reflects on social expectations and marital strain. The writer questions visits and obligations, noting why some resist and how efforts to please can feel unequal in domestic life.
Prof. T. I. Haecker reports a year long trial at St Anthony Park weighing rations and testing milk fat to compare cow groups. Findings show individual cows, not breeds, drive costs with beef tendency increasing butter cost, while spare cows often yield cheaper fat.
A simple currant worm remedy uses white hellebore dissolved as an ounce in two gallons of water and applied with a sprinkler or brush broom. The worm appears first on lower branches as fruit forms. Ex.
A blistering July heat wave from Pittsburg to Chicago triggered hundreds of prostrations and nine deaths in the region. In Chicago two men died, Lambert Ludberg and Henry Behlin, while William Sullivan died at his Lowe Avenue home as the heat persisted. A late midnight thunderstorm cooled the city after a brutal day.
A July 5 celebration at the Grand Opera House in Washington DC honored Independence Day. The event, hosted by the National Association of Democratic Clubs and the Democracy of the District of Columbia, featured addresses by Senator John W. Daniel and Hon. Joseph C. Sibley. Members of Congress and others from the original thirteen states spoke, with the Declaration of Independence and Jefferson’s last letter read aloud.
Kansas City reports heavy rains across southern and western Kansas ending a feared drought. The wet spell reached Dodge City and covered the central corn belt, easing damage to standing wheat and stabilizing corn prospects. Temperatures cooled and no prostrations were reported.
Special dispatches from Bombay say that up to 1,000 rioters were killed during the recent rioting in the vicinity of Calcutta and that native officials put the death toll as high as 10.
The United Verde mine in Arizona reportedly mines about 2,000,000 pounds of copper monthly and may soon output six times that amount per M. Rolker's interview in the Salt Lake Tribune. A rise to 300,000,000 pounds annually could flood the market, threatening prices unless domestic consumption grows rapidly.
A dredging operation to extract gold is planned for the Rio Grande in New Mexico this summer. The project aims to boost local mining activity and potential economic benefits for the region.
Ex Confederates met in Nashville Tennessee for a two day reunion on the second and twenty fourth. About ten thousand veterans attended the gathering which was described as a great success. General John B Gordon was unanimously re elected commander in chief of the organization.
An old fashioned drug ad touts Cascaret Candy Cathartic as a cure for bilious blood and constipation. It links beauty to liver vitality and claims the product purifies blood, tones bowels, and kills germs, with prices and mail order options from Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago Montreal and New York.
The Chicago Inter notes that mental dwarfs are more common than physical ones and that bright and dull children alike can have stunted growth. It observes a progression from adolescence to old age with mental decline, labeling it a rare complaint and noting no medical remedy.
The ad claims Hostette’s Stomach Bitters cures malaria and treats numerous ailments from dyspepsia to nervousness across continents including North and South America and Europe. It also references Irish privy council plans on dog-muzzling and includes a series of stray quotes about Irish life and a quizzer in a Boston Traveler snippet.
An old advertisement touts Nu to Bac as a tobacco cure promising renewed vigor with a money back guarantee and offers samples from Sterling Remedy Co. A sentence notes a railway project between Tientsin and Pekin expected to close by July 15, totaling 214 miles of Chinese rail.
In a fragmentary humorous exchange two actors debate a difficult second act scene. The first says the hero tells him he never loved until meeting her, prompting a mock disbelief and stage reaction as audience notes hint at dramatic tension.
The population of Dublin has fallen from 261 000 to 245 000 over the last four decades according to census figures. The decline reflects broader urban changes and migration patterns affecting the city’s demographic profile.
A brief ad notes irrigation guidance for farmers and mentions Sheep binding postpaid at 1.50. Chain and Hardy Co., 1628 Curtis Street, Denver. It then cites a Russia statistic, claiming 12 474 private and about 10 000 military physicians, averaging one physician per half population.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic with a 10 cent price and a money back guarantee. A clipped crime quote from Pick-Me-Up features a robber muttering about a starving man taking actress diamonds as if it were his own chestnut.
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