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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1899
Page
2
A young man laments mood shifts and reduced joy from life's experiences. A young woman recalls a friend reciting the poem Excelsior about ignoring advice and getting stuck in a snow drift, noting feelings change after a blizzard.
Bertie notes her objection to Cholly and switches affections to Gotrox. Reggy points out Cholly’s wealth and youth, Bertie insisting he will outlast Gotrox.
A humorous exchange features a Chicago woman wishing to be a bird and a New York woman noting she marries each spring, reflecting light social banter about marriage norms and city stereotypes.
A brief exchange shows The Victim and Mrs Skinner discussing table manners as The Vulture notes politeness while Mr Hall overhears. The fragment hints at a domestic scene with social tension centered on dining etiquette.
A humorous exchange spotlights the missing vital subject in cookery books. Tom asserts the crucial knowledge is how to keep a cook, while his wife questions the matter.
The exchange notes how wives talk and dressmakers. a senator jokes about bid politics. The dialogue contrasts women’s discretion with legislative independence as one man’s influence grows.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes the puzzle of letters failing at the dead letter office. The joke suggests the cause lies in addresses that prove perfectly lethal. The item reflects wartime style wit and press humor.
In a Tit-Bits quip a wife recounts a night of suspected burglars. She finds her husband hidden under the bed, confirming the old joke about bravado and domestic mysteries. The moment plays on the contrast between fear and marital familiarity.
A tense late scene unfolds as a plea for one more kiss delays a farewell. A voice from the stairs urges Nan to grant the parting gesture, arguing it is a small indulgence before he leaves.
The article notes the largest steel shaft completed measuring 27 feet 10 inches with a middle diameter of 37 inches. It mentions a single Russian sable skin valued between 100 and 250 dollars and describes various dialogue snippets and a style remark about beef controversy.
Two years ago Warden H.8 terminated the striped uniform for convicts replacing it with sheep gray outfits to curb discipline problems. Stripes remain only as punishment for serious infractions. Since the change, behavior improved. only twelve of 223 inmates still wear stripes, mostly for escapes or mutinous acts.
A humorous line notes a crowd across the street as widows who General Wheeler is to marry gather for a convention. The quip hints at political or social maneuvering around Wheeler’s upcoming marriage.
Frances Willard Hospital in Chicago notes Georgiana Dean, former missionary to Liberia, graduated nurse and advocate of Pe-ru-na. In a 1899 letter she reports remarkable cures of obstinate gastric catarrh with Pe-ru-na, and describes dyspeptic symptoms and advises sending for Dr Hartman’s free health book.
A fragment shows a shopper requesting a bag that lasts, a prize offer from The Road Publishing Company in Denver for subscribers, plus various ad snippets for Allen's Foot-Ease, Piso's Cure, Mrs Winslow's Syrup, and household supplies. The text combines product pitches with a contest notice and light humor.
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