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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
7
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character named deena gatse and cy man discussing danger and endurance. A rough exchange ends with a man gripping a handle as the scene hints at hardship and waiting. The text preserves regional speech and a tense moment.
Fragmented text references the St. James Hotel in Denver and scattered items about meals, transportation, and local events. It mentions a hotel, breakfast service, and references to stamps, rates, and maps, with unclear dates or names due to OCR errors.
In a humorous dialogue a mink speaker says onions are wholesome and not deadly, while Mrs De Style scorns faded silk. A daughter asks what to wear and Mia De Style suggests pairing a new dress with old yellow lace found in the grandmother’s ash heap.
The dialogue features a yachtsman asking why pieces of wood are tied to whisky bottles and a waterman replying that any unemptied liquor will wash ashore if the boat is upset.
In a humorous exchange a couple jokes about marriage and finances while a new clerk overhears mentions of The Divorce Court Mirror Police Pullings and Society Slush as flypaper topics. Keppler and Schwars mann are credited for the caption.
A customer complains the penknife is too dull even after sharpening a pencil. The street vendor responds in broken German English that the point should be sharpened against the thumb to avoid cuts.
In a domestic scene Mrs Style asks if anyone called to say she was engaged, but none did. Bobby protests neglect and is urged by Mrs Suburb to tend the flower bed then pull plantain weeds for sunburn relief, a small domestic comic aside.
A housekeeper asks for borax to kill roaches and is advised to use the hard rock-like powder. A new boy suggests the mother let her little boy do the throwing, implying danger in handling the substance.
A birthday tribute shows Lady Dufferin presents her son with a silver lamp engraved Fist Lux and a poem about light guiding the soul. The passage includes exhortations for virtue and guidance, concluding with a prayer for the son’s spiritual journey.
The article details early adoption of bifurcated wheel uniforms among Denver women. It notes one third of local riders wear the style, praising Miss Julia Spillane, traveling representative of Cycling West of Denver, for a practical, graceful ensemble between knickerbockers and divided skirts and avoiding leggings for warmth and ease.
A testimonial letter extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for restoring flesh, boosting liver function, purifying blood, and curing chronic dyspepsia and constipation. The writer, M. J. Coleman of Roxbury Mass, claims dramatic relief within a month after prior costly trials.
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