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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1897
Page
6
A column argues that American women who marry foreigners face hollow, staged lives. It cites cases of titled suitors, ruined fortunes, and family strain, warning that money and romance abroad often end in scandal or heartbreak rather than happiness. It contrasts lively fantasy with hard realities of cross national marriages.
In the Minneapolis Journal excerpt a firm head asks who is sending anonymous letters to him, noting this is the third unsigned note in two weeks. A porter questions the possibility the writer cannot sign, and the exchange centers on unidentified correspondence.
A London Telegraph report tells of a young curate with evangelical views who was seen smoking in the street. One parishioner who witnessed the act was so shocked that she immediately renounced her belief in the thirty nine articles.
A humorous dialog from the New York Times suggests public praise of piety may be belied by appearance and wardrobe choices. Ethel argues Saintly reputation is proven by clothing misfit.
A discussion of early graphic arts forms focusing on printmaking methods such as engraving etching and lithography. It notes that artists transfer drawings directly to paper without acids or states and that printers rely on expert technique rather than new tools.
A notice urges readers to mail 10 cent stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin for a seed catalogue and 12 seed samples worth 10 dollars as a start. The pitch touts tested seeds and impressive yields with testimonials to persuade.
A garbled excerpt from the New York Tribune references a discussion about dieting or threats in a line of text. The readable portion mentions Tina, a possible 90 feet figure, and a comment about someone named Viv ine and a wife. the meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR.
Description of the mineral rich Northwest including Montana Idaho and British Columbia. Notes rapid town growth such as Rostland from 200 to 000 in twenty months. Mentions gold copper lead and tram mining and promises maps and descriptive matter from FLL Whitney GPL at the Great Northern railway St Paul Minnesota.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Care as a cure that works internally to cleanse nasal passages. It claims local applications cannot cure catarrh and promotes testimonials from physicians and customers. The firm FP J ey & Prope of Toledo Ohio offers free samples and insists their remedy is proven.
An unclear report notes a measure proposed by an individual linked to a woman and a possible other partner. The fragment hints at social or familial concerns and public attention but lacks concrete details or names.
John A. Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin the nation’s top grass and farm seed grower received an order for twenty five thousand pounds of various clovers ten thousand pounds of Salzer's Superior timothy seed and ten thousand pounds of assorted grasses from a major Montana stock raiser. Salzer seeds grow and pay to sow.
Abook titled The Women of the Far West prompts a geography quip about the far west being anywhere outside New York. The passage mocks medical ads and notes Madrid’s sanitary conditions. It lists weekly counts: births 302 and deaths 437 for January 3 to 9.
The Union Pacific offers three through trains to the East with through sleeping cars and quickest service to main points. Ticket offices are at 941 Seventeenth Street, corner Curtis. The Andes mining camp at 16,158 feet houses about 200 miners living in poor health year round.
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