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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1893
Page
5
A collaged dialogue scene shows misunderstandings and evasions about wages a cooperative venture and looming strikes. Characters include a boss a brewer a detective and a cryptic narrator. The banter hints at a backstage rehearsal with comic mishearings and social satire.
A playful collage of classroom banter and text involving jokes about Samson, crusts, weather, and a barber, with lines from teachers and students. The snippets include exchanges on haircuts, piecing together change, and a quip about a clock being a genuine antique, reflecting lighthearted classroom humor.
A collage of rural vignettes and legal items includes advice on marital roles from Rev. Dr. Charles F. Deems, a Pullman Car Company dispute over first class vs second class berths, a jailbreak at Tracyville Tennessee, fire safety ads, and assorted anecdotes about tobogganing marriage, sailors, medicines, and World’s Fair chatter.
The passage describes training engine horses to exit stalls and respond to alarm signals with careful handling by drivers and hands. It notes a two week instruction period, gradual exposure, and the goal of safety and order under fire-like signals. It also mentions musical events and conductors linked to the World’s Fair exposure.
OYAL unfermented bread, made without yeast, avoids decomposition in flour caused by yeast or baking powder. It is peptic, palatable, and most healthful and may be eaten warm and fresh without discomfort unlike bread made by other methods.
A simple batter bread uses flour salt sugar and two heaping teaspoons Royal Baking Powder with a cold boiled potato and water. Mix dry ingredients rub in potato add water to a smooth stiff batter, pour into a greased 434x8 inch pan, bake 45 minutes in very hot oven with paper shield for 15 minutes, do not use milk.
A collage of ads and items notes Hosletter's Stomach Bitters for protection against malaria, Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, and hotel ads for the Great Eastern in Chicago. It includes political note on Kansas woman's suffrage, miscellaneous quips, patter about medicine, products, and a stray joke about a rabbit and a gun, ending with Teething Syrup for children and a joke about a long face.
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