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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1895
Page
3
A London Queen opines on the traits that yield social success among society women. Placidity, wit, and steady conduct often outshine vivacity in securing matrimony and status, while originality can backfire without wealth or beauty. Literary wives and famous husbands' spouses gain prestige from lineage and talent.
In Titusville Pennsylvania a man named William Harman died by his own hand after a letter explained he believed he was his own grandfather. The escapade arose from a convoluted chain of marriages and kinship involving his wife, her daughter, and his father.
A short guide explains proper walking length as one foot. Use tape markings twice the foot length and stretch across a room for practice. Walk, place each foot on a mark, align with the line, swing from the thigh, and work toward a graceful gait. A Milwaukee woman travels church buildings offering denomination.
The twenty seventh national convention of the Order of American Mechanics opened in Omaha with a rush to business. Nebraska led western states with 900 new members though losing 150. Iowa faced seat denials amid council checks. Kansas gained 350 members as overall U S membership reached 277000. The gathering meets annually on the third Tuesday each June.
In Muskegon Michigan on June 17 the Independent Log-Owners clashed with the Muskegon Boom company over dredging a river channel used to sort and deliver logs. A temporary injunction blocked dredging as a legal dispute over artificial channels unfolded, with 200000 feet of logs moved through a contested route and tensions rising as attorneys stood by.
Chief Justice Beatty of California's Supreme Court sent a sharp communication to Presiding Judge Hebbard questioning the San Francisco grand jury report on election fraud cases Sternberg and Cohen. He contends the grand jury implied corruption without direct charges and defends the court while attacking the jury's reckless desire to harm jurists' reputations.
A $10,000 mail package sent by Josiah Morris & Co. to a New York bank was opened after receipt at Montgomery postoffice. Postmaster Screws notified Inspector Barrett of Chattanooga. Postoffice employee Chief Armstrong, who returned the package, was arrested on a warrant by Barrett and bonded for appearance before US Commissioner Scales. Armstrong hails from a prominent local family.
At a Pulaski sermon an amused Sam Jones asks women who spoke kindly of their husbands to stand, then men who forgave their wives. Twenty seven men rise as the revivalist calls them the twenty seven biggest hearts in Tennessee, per Hartwell Sun.
The Ladies are urged to trust Syrup of Figs for safe use in all conditions and to seek the true genuine article by checking for the California Fig Syrup Co. name near the bottom of the package.
A farmer explains his sheep business is useless but his dogs earn over four dollars in premiums at dog shows in three years, prompting a snappy exchange about keeping the dogs and the sheep.
In a sharp exchange a mother-in-law visits to see him again while remarks about old cat names echo the tension. She justifies the moniker as the cat came back, underscoring a recurring family quarrel.
A vintage health claim urging quitting tobacco with a free book titled Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away. Promises a quick cure and guarantees availability from Ster Ung Remedy Co. with addresses in New York City or Chicago.
A Albany dentist’s four year old son shows surprising memory and wit recalling a family Niagara Falls visit years earlier. He repeats details and proves memory beyond his years as a box party anecdote defines a chaperone as one who steps aside when a chap appears.
A fragment rich with patent medicine pitches Hostetter’s Stomach Hitters for strength, digestion, and malaria relief while Parker’s Ginger Tonic promises aid for pain and sleeplessness. It contrasts a lively parrot with a mother’s cautions and calls for action.
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