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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
3
Stanley Vernon, brother of a disgraced man, explains family shame and vows to clear the record. He leads a haunting grave reveal, burying a child found beneath the floor, while Mr. Cowley urges silence until the matter is settled. Rose and Vernon wed at a seaside villa as the moon shines on their future.
A romantic arc follows a mysterious love at Hollow Ash Hall and the peaceful life of Rose and her lover in a sunlit cottage by the sea. Traces of a troubled past linger as the scene shifts to a mining camp where Susie and Wanda cope with hardship, work washing dishes for pay, and a young woman reveals schooling at the Institute while facing a wary, rough neighbor. The tale blends romance, memory, and frontier life as the chapter ends with a promise of continuation.
A Washoe Indian arrives at a Western Nevada Indian school with his daughter Susie. The teacher reacts with fear and disbelief as the man asserts his family’s place, and Susie, torn between her heritage and education, follows him into the sagebrush as words of tradition echo.
A Youths Companion excerpt recounts Lady Hodgson noting gold in Axim streets as residents show a woman how to collect road scrapings, wash and sift through multiple platters, and obtain a small amount of gold dust worth about a shilling in about thirty minutes.
A mid-19th century public health advisory outlines summer care for infants in cities. It stresses keeping babies cool, well hydrated with boiled water, and clean, with light clothing and separate cribs. It notes benefits of sun and air, warns against early or disrupted weaning, and advises medical guidance for artificial feeding.
Italian experimenter Tommasina has built the electro radiophone by pairing a form of electric detector developed by Professor Lera with a telephone receiver. The instrument lets an observer hear and track storms even when no cloud is visible on the horizon, with one test detecting an approaching system 12 hours before it reached Intra.
English naturalist Mr. R H Yapp reports bamboo hollow internodes store large quantities of naturally filtered water in several species. This finding could prove useful in emergencies. He also notes two tree ferns with thick succulent stems hosting ant galleries, creating living ant nests.
A Philadelphia inventor advances the moving stairway with low treads and an endless chain conveyor. The new arrangement makes stairs rise continuously to transport passengers without waiting for a return trip, improving convenience and efficiency in department stores.
In Peru fishermen use caballitos or little horses, gondola shaped floats made from cane bound together with a high prow. Riders kneel and steer with a paddle, riding rough waves and breakers without fear, rarely venturing far from shore. The craft are noted as unsinkable and resilient in storms.
Baron Nordenskjold noted dust from Greenland containing meteorite associated elements, suggesting continual cosmic dust fall. Recent spectroscopic tests of English and other dust show consistent composition across clouds, with iron nickel calcium copper potassium and sodium prevalent, linking some Dublin 1897 dust to cosmic origins.
In Gemini a well known variable star Zeta Geminorum is described as potentially among the giants of starry space. Miss Agnes M. Clerke’s Observatory estimate notes its brightness at under third magnitude at maximum and places its gravitative power at about 225 times that of the sun. its apparent faintness reflects its enormous distance.
Scientific notes report that China's sugar cane may be a distinct species from India's, suggesting independent development of sugar cane in two nations. An Austrian mountain observatory at 6000 feet near Semmering aims to rise above clouds. Paris exposition power study cites 2756 hours of service, 909 hours lighting, 713.5 hours generator run, 11265 kilowatts mains. Wind shakes are circular cracks in a tree caused by wind, harming lumber yield.
A student cites drastic loss of white pine from an anticipated 500 billion board feet to 110 billion by 1890, notes distribution from Newfoundland to Wisconsin, and outlines the northern range, age, height, and propagation challenges of the species amid calls for conservation and varied lumbering schemes. The piece also recalls a 170 foot tree aged 460 years and details growth rates and maturation timelines for young pines.
Experiments in France show automobiles as transport wagons may play a role in modern warfare. The piece contrasts how nature and science are used on the battlefield versus in medicine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has long cured dyspepsia and indigestion and claims to prevent malaria and fever and ague.
Gettysburg Park reports 225 mounted ynons placed and a total of 310 monuments erected to date. The note ends abruptly, with details continuing in the source.
A brief advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to treat swollen sore burning and sweating feet and bunions. The powder is shaken into shoes and sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free samples. Address requests to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
London with 4.6 million people spends about 12 million annually on popular education while New York with 2.5 million spends 15 million. The piece notes top athletes using Wizard Oil for muscle relief. A coy cowboy recalls Miranda's mark on Jimson, but he lost the brand and remains a maverick.
A jumble of old notices including Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and promotions for Piso's Cure. A Denver man won a $150 damages verdict after a nose injury. A Georgia moonshiner writes from jail asking for personal items and tobacco. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething babies at 25 cents. The Sultan of Turkey mourns a third wife leaving eighty four others.
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