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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1895
Page
7
The article details expert Swedish razor grinding with specialized workshops. It describes a controlled process using German and French grindstones, continuous water drips to avoid temper damage, progressive stone finishing, polishing with emery dust, buffing, ironing and final strapping before the blade rests under the barber's mirror.
The National Review argues that roulades from former days served as excellent vocal training but modern tastes push them aside. It cautions that current art music may ruin young voices by demanding intellectualism over natural expression, while a few artists retain voice and artistry through favorable circumstances.
The article explains that a three cylinder locomotive with single expansion is rare and an American invention, contrasting it with common European practice of three cylinders on compound engines. It highlights the novelty of the American design.
A Vermont maple sugar camp showcases a modern sugar-house and streamlined sap collection. The process spans tapping trees, collecting sap in buckets, flowing sap through a regulator to evaporators, boiling to syrup, and finally sugar ing off. Quality hinges on soil rain and tree yield. typical trees yield about two pounds per season over four to six weeks.
Paris doctors Muntz and Chatin report that ground oyster shells fed to children and growing youths provide lime, nitrogen, iron, sulfur, manganese, iodine and other nutrients. They claim powdered shells in food would strengthen teeth and aid feeble children.
A Syracuse Post item notes a woman driven mad after living three months in a tenement where only foreign languages were spoken and the loss of gossip unsettled her mind.
A playful fragment features a fisherman query about frog legs and a child answering with a murky image of clothing. The dialogue hints at misheard speech and domestic tones in a seaside setting.
The article links That Tired Feeling and nervousness to impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure. It cites a testimonial from H. R. Squines of East Leverett Massachusetts who improved appetite and energy after taking the remedy.
A World special from Managua reports a settlement with England is reached. Foreign Minister Matus and British Minister Gosling handle minor details. England keeps the indemnity amount, asks no expenses at Corinto, and British marines begin to embark at Corinto.
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a blend of Norway cod liver oil hypophosphites and pure glycerine, marketed as a stable emulsion that preserves integrity. It claims flesh gaining strength and healing value from a careful combination of ingredients.
An advertisement extols a concentrated nourishing product from Scott and Bowne New York as highly effective for wasting diseases such as Consumption Antomia and Scrofula. It claims to enrich and vitalize blood and advises consulting a doctor, urging against substitutes. Available at all druggists for 50 cents and up.
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