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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1893
Page
3
Advert appears to promote Fig Syrup as a universal health aid claiming multiple benefits including cleansing the system renewing strength and relieving headaches fevers constipation and other woes. It emphasizes the product as a pleasant refreshing laxative and states the only genuine version bears the label Syrup of Figs.
The account praises Frau Rosa Holub for five months nursing the sick, guarding the camp, and aiding explorers against hostiles. She studied birds, captured microlenses, and assisted scientific work while enduring hardship. Emperor Francis Joseph awarded her a golden cross and crown for bravery and research success.
A history of Frau Rosa Holub and her husband Dr. Holub as they stormed Africa with Austrian and Bechuana companions. They faced droughts famine and malarial fever while collecting scientific data and surviving hostile tribes and treacherous terrain.
Railroads have arranged stopover fares enabling visitors from many regions to spend extra days in St Louis for the World’s Fair with minimal added cost. Electric car excursions from Florissant draw large crowds while racing meets flourish. city plans to spend heavily on street improvements face charter limits and legal hurdles.
Secretary Lamont may promote the brave young trooper who led a riderless horse back to safety near Princess Eulalie's quarters. The 7th Cavalry trooper dashed after the frightened wagon horse and captured the bridle, earning praise from Col. Henry and bystanders including diplomats. Also, a health notice extols Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as a reliable remedy for liver issues and biliousness.
An old Maine veteran slips and falls at a neighbor’s stairs risking his pension and livelihood. A neighboring woman’s concern is framed by a wry remark about losing his pension, illustrating a humble, old soldier’s daily precarities.
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