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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
6
A Boston Homeopathic Hospital operation by Dr. William J. Winn on a Salem child corrected a cranial deformity. The two staged procedure removed bone near the skull top to allow brain growth, with a two and a half week interval and careful scalp maintenance.
The speech urges that home is the bright center of life and reflects character. It notes that a man’s outward home and a wife’s interior life reveal values, warns against overindulgence, and stresses practical thrift and steadfast family support.
In a dramatic confrontation, a devoted yet unwelcome suitor pleads for marriage. The woman, resolute, reveals she has already "taken his life" and orders him to leave or face removal to the morgue. The scene ends with his swift departure.
A dreamy line has a character praising Meyerbeer for sweet recollections. A second speaker from Cincinnati notes Rhine wine affects him less, claiming no effects yet mentions a headiness when drinking Rhine wine. The exchange underscores memory and mood triggered by music and drink.
A sharp quip notes that if a man’s head broke each time his promises broke, he’d spend most of the year in a hospital. The saying reflects a comic caution about unreliable promises.
Public administrator and attorneys for San Francisco banks settle with heirs of several unclaimed deposits totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Notable cases include Jeremiah Pendergast with 12000 at Hibernia, heirs found in Ireland, and Pendergast believed dead in a mining cabin fire. Other deposits include Henry Benn 3405, William Crosten 1600, Charles Miles 2500, Oscar McEarman 1250, P D Malloy 1200, Thomas Standon 1000, and John B Casey 1000, all unaccounted for heirs.
A statistician estimates current Paris living costs versus the 1950s. He shows that an average middle class family could live on 10 000 francs yearly in the fifties, while today the same budget requires miracles of saving. Prices have doubled, raising demand for luxury and proving Paris the most expensive European residence.
A terse exchange shows the editor asking for a man to run a newspaper. The applicant replies he lacks direct experience but has more than a decade in the business and willingness to learn.
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