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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1894
Page
7
Fragmentary report describes two named individuals and a bicycle device. It mentions an adjustable part, irregular movement, attempts to modify or remove components, and a possible obstruction or safety concern affecting operation.
Fragmentary notice from Joecey & Co Toledo claiming F J before 15 years honest and solvent, detailing obligations and debts. Mentions Treax wholesale druggists and a road map, with vague references to a prize sight.
A young insect collector hides his bugs in envelopes in his desk. His sister borrows the envelopes to mail letters then replaces them, unknowingly sending the bugs to Mr Blair. The brother discovers the swapped envelopes and puzzledly wonders who kept the insects.
A brief remarks from a visitor in New York describing a packed itinerary. He will tour the HB roalway in the morning, drive in Yellowstone park in the afternoon, and, if possible, return in time for dinner before spending the evening in California.
An Cure tableman warned by Hostetter Me jinnis about a prominent Texas gentleman described as a hypocrite who will use trickery, recalling a borrowed ten dollars and an alleged scheme to avoid repayment.
The General recounts a near-miss at sea, noting they ran out of whisky rather than striking a rock. A humorous Usworthy prosecutor mockingly accuses Sambo of stealing three chickens, with Socratic wit about the “old hens” and a tough conscience.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt shows a playful exchange about starting housekeeping and marriage, highlighting social norms and wit of the era. The dialogue centers on bromley and a remark about securing a wife as a practical step.
French physician notes Trappist monks eat one meal daily from Sept 14 to Lent’s first Sunday. They dine at 3 pm, work and pray twelve hours, and avoid meat fish butter eggs. Diet includes bread potatoes soup lean, roots, fruit and elder. Gout and many illnesses absent, suggesting longevity with active, outdoor life.
The piece extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a powerful preventive and curative against malaria, praising its use from the California gold rush to tropical digs on the Isthmus of Panama. It claims relief from fatigue, miasma exposure, seasickness, and stomach disorders, asserting universal usefulness for invalids and attributing a patriotic quip to a misattributed doctor.
Excerpted items discuss Syrup of Figs as a health aid and contrast it with old remedies. A British circus performer is rumored to have become Lord Summerset, and a Denver monthly paper named Golf Miner promises a concise monthly mining summary for 50 cents a year. The note ends with a speculative line about Ontario’s cats and long winter nights.
An unclear passage discusses Haby, an old remedy for teething in children, praising Kas WixsLows SooTuixe Syeer. It also notes people like to cake the roll with the morning coffee.
The announcement asserts hundreds of living witnesses confirm that consumption is curable in early stages and that 98 percent of cases are cured by Golden Medical Discovery. It cites physicians, rejects cod liver oil and whiskey tonics, and offers a 160 page book by mail from the War DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION with address details in stamps.
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