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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1895
Page
6
In a foggy city park a soldierly man is seen by Miss Barnes and her companion. He later confronts Mrs Jack and learns Miss Barnes loves another man nicknamed Prince Charming, prompting a swift, decisive plan to win her.
The Jacksonville Citisen reports old negro snake charmer Forman cured by his snake cure after a rattlesnake bite to his left hand. He treated himself at Hogan and Bay streets then at Williams drug store, using ammonia and internal remedy. He refuses to reveal formula, saying learned from a Seminole Indian, claiming infallible snake bite cure with scars as proof.
The author of Spartacus, Reverend Elijah Kellogg, remains bedridden near Harpswell Maine at age SS. He preached twice each Sunday and tended a small farm when not under care in his final illness.
The excerpt presents a terse exchange where one speaker questions affection and suggests previous romantic practice, while the other confirms past love. The fragment hints at jealousy or moral tension amid a casual, clipped tone.
An old advertisement proclaims a cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the auditory tube. It claims nine of ten cases cured when catarrh is treated and offers a free sample and a money back guarantee. It mentions Cheney & Co and Pitts druggists selling a product touted to restore hearing and relieve related ailments.
An older-style advertisement promotes KNOWLEDGE as a comforting tonic claimed to aid digestion and liver function. It asserts broad professional approval, states it is free of objectionable substances, and notes the product is manufactured by the California Fig & Co with a $1 bottle price.
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