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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1900

Page

2

Mercerized cotton and the silk-like transformation of cotton

An English dyer John Mercer discovered mercerizing by passing caustic soda through cotton. The process yielded silk-like luster, greater dye uptake, and increased strength. Later researchers in England and Germany refined the method, enabling tensile mercerizing without shrinkage and producing a durable, glossy cotton that rivals silk.

John Mercer John Watt Mercer Accrington Hargreaves Horace Lowe England Thomas and Provost Germany

Meadeville Opera House Spectator Hurls Dollar at Dancers

A Meadville balcony spectator grew excited during a performance and threw a silver dollar toward the stage. The coin missed its mark and struck a woman in the balcony, cutting a gash that needed treatment at a nearby drug store.

Meadville Opera House Oil City Buzzard

Bluff of Land Sliding Toward the Missouri River

Atchison Kansas cor report on a mile south of town where a long bluff slides into the Missouri River. The avalanche, a quarter mile long, costs the Missouri Pacific railroad thousands yearly to reset tracks and watch the unstable slope each spring. The land has slid for twenty years and may continue for decades, with seasonal thaw and rains driving movement.

Atchison Kan Cor Chicago United States Missouri Pacific Missouri River Kansas Kansas City Nebraska Line

Doctor Praises Tea in the Evening Feature

A doctor praises tea as a dependable aid to energy, advising against morning and dinner tea due to tannic acid, while endorsing a 5 o'clock cup as beneficial. The piece notes 5 o'clock tea widely served in England and suggests a New York tea room for the weary crowd, reflecting urban tea culture.

England New York Post New York Rehoboth Sunday Herald

Ring Restored After Sixteen Years In Barn

W P Bishop of Chicago Lawn lost his wife’s wedding ring sixteen years ago while feeding a horse in a town barn. He left his name with the barn owner, requesting a final search if the structure ever came down. The ring was found when the old barn was torn down and was mailed to the Bishops yesterday, bringing elation and relief.

W. P. Bishop Chicago Lawn

Learn a Profession and Practical Health Courses

A promotional compendium offers a five-course mail program to teach or practice apnetism physical culture magnetic breaths and bathing and curing by personal geniam. Text advertises price, address, and a Denver location, plus assorted quips and product pitches across the page.

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