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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1893
Page
6
Knowledge promotes comfort and health through Syrup of Figs a pure laxative. The remedy is praised for pleasant taste cleansing the system relieving colds headaches fevers and constipation by acting on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold in 50c and 1 bottles with its name on every package.
Jesse Barker of Humboldt Kansas reports fifteen years of biliousness and constipation, tried various remedies without relief, then finds August Flower. He credits it with a new lease on life and urges others with similar issues to try the remedy.
The piece paints Bangkok as a fetid, disease prone capital with a swollen death rate during cholera outbreaks. It describes streets piled with refuse, polluted Menam river water, and widespread awareness of cholera as endemic. It contrasts Bangkok’s odors with Venice and warns readers of dangerous conditions for visitors.
A duke questions a woman's refusal to marry him and she admits uncertainty while noting his obvious charm. He accuses her of missing his sincerity, while she cites his independent income as a motive for doubt, ending with a critique of public perception from the Detroit Tribune.
An archbishop of Dublin, famed for originality and humor, meets three tramps. He offers half a crown to the laziest, prompting two to claim idleness for months. The third, unseen by the others, pockets the coin, delivering a wry punchline about giving and dash. A quip about a buggy driver’s remark follows.
Foreign diplomats and World's Fair officials witnessed a Deering self binding machine parade at Larimore North Dakota on a 12000 acre wheat farm. Mayor Phillips and Dalrymple family hosted tours of binders and threshing engines, praising William Deering's invention amid a long procession of 45 binders stretching half a mile.
Riverside disguise of a brick two story building with a gas lamp entrance stands as Mount Vernon’s police headquarter. The odd structure, built by a New York gravemaker, is shunned by locals and features a fenced yard and a small cottage, fueling stories of mysterious activities and superstition.
The Chicago Record reports a woman who invested savings in a bike and rode daily. After a dramatic display at a riding school she attempted a one way turn despite warnings and crashed head first, sustaining injuries. She was removed by ambulance and plans were made to repair and sell the machine at half price.
A doctor tells Mrs Muggleby her husband suffers a complication of four cases and says he first makes a diagnosis. The good soul replies she has no flannel in the house, illustrating a sharp, domestic exchange. The snippet is a witty remark from the New York Mercury.
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