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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1900

Page

2

Race for a Claim in the Cherokee Strip 1893

Wichita letter recounts M F Graves and John Rolfs driving a mule and horse from Rice County to stake claims after the September 16 1893 opening of the Cherokee Strip. The animals endured a 32 mile dash in three hours, Graves wintered 100 head of cattle on native buffalo grass, and by February the beef was butchered on the new cattle range.

Wichita Hoke Smith M. F. Graves John Rolfs Rice County Graves Rolfs Kiowa Kansas Mr. Graves Cottonwood Canyon Eagle Chief Augusta

Blind See Light With New Electrical Invention

Dr. Peter Stiens, a Russian electrician, announced he has applied his electrical apparatus to several blind patients and enabled them to perceive light and shapes around them. In an interview with Central News staff, he said he has worked on this invention for some time.

Peter Stiens The Central News Stiens

Blindfolded Test Explains New Brainborn Vision Aid

A visitor describes riding with Mr Graves toward Augusta and claiming land, then a Dr Stiens demonstrates a brain based vision device. The doctor claims electrical patents and a supposed sight through brain perception could aid the blind.

Yankee Hams and the Syrian Mission Dispute

The Philadelphia Bulletin notes that if the sultan bars American pork exports worth about 15 annually a retaliation may be due for the destruction of mission buildings in Syria. It asserts no power will be allowed to discriminate against Yankee hams and bacon and suggests a protest against such action.

Syria Philadelphia Bulletin

A Lieutenant’s Education in Heitere Welt

A witty remark compares a lieutenant’s military education with civilian schooling, questioning why a great general like Caesar would waste time on school textbooks. The piece blends satire with classical allusion and military pride.

Julius Caesar Caesar

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised cure for foot ailments

An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve swollen burning feet corns and bunions with a 28 cent price and free sample offer. It urges readers to ask druggists and shoe stores and lists Allen S. Olmsted in LeRoy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N

The War in South Africa Potatoes and Odd Goods Ads

A noisy mix of ads and notices claims the war in South Africa boosts potato prices and promotes the Little Giant Potato Cutter with a full guarantee for $2.00. It includes promises of cheap train fares from Denver to Chicago and St Louis, plus general sales pitches from J. K. Elliott & Co Platneville and G. W. Vallery.

South Africa J. K. Elliott & Co Platneville

Chicago to Saint Louis and Missouri River Route One Fare Plus Sale

Public notice outlines a promotional one fare plus ticket across Union Pacific routes from Colorado to Chicago Saint Louis and Missouri River points with limited validity June 1 to October 1. Tickets valid for return travel on specified dates and cities including Chicago Saint Paul Duluth Omaha Kansas City and other Santa Fe Route connections. Local agents list at 170 Lawrence Street and J P Hall as agent in Denver.

Burlington Denver Chicago St Lovuis Peoria G. W. Vallery Union Pacific Bt Paul Duluth Omaha Kansas City Colorado Bs Louis Missouri River Lawrence Street J.P. Hall Agent Santa Fe Houte

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Women Health

The text touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine and ovarian issues kidney troubles ulcers and tumors with a claim of a thirty year record of cures. It cites numerous women and letters appearing in the paper as endorsements.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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