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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1897

Page

7

Pinkham medicine aids kidney trouble and recovery

A composite column notes testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for kidney pains backaches and leucorrhea with claimed weight gain and restored health. It also reports a Charleston dispatch on a planned experiment to hire colored labor in cotton mills and the broader debate over racial labor in the southern textile industry.

Mrakham Pinkham Maca Kauffman St Iphia Lydia E. Pinkhem Leven Box St. Andrews Bay Fila Charleston S. C C. H. Sampson Boston South North Carolina Georgia Alabama

Baby name swap tale tests role of consent

A Washington Star report recounts a man wanting to rename his ten month old son Cicero without the child's knowledge. The lawyer explains deed requires consent, and the father admits pursuing a classical sounding name to please education minded neighbors. The twist shows mispronunciations like Kickero and mock Indian papoose usage.

The Washington Star Cicero

Gooseberries and Mildew Remedies in European Fruit Culture

A historical note compares gooseberry cultivation with grape growing in Europe, explaining how heat and mildew affect both crops. It discusses Bordeaux mixture as a remedy for gooseberries and contrasts American summers with European climates. A separate tip suggests using a padded stall and hay sack to curb a kicking horse habit.

England France Italy Spain

Personalities and anecdotes from politicians and public figures

A collection of remarks about Daniel Webster oxen senators and their terms, Boston dinner plans for Secretary Gage, Faulkner carrying a war bullet, Horace Chapman’s notable voice, McKinley inviting the G A R encampment in Fremont, and Bill Nye’s North Carolina joke as seen from Lookout Mountain.

Daniel Webster Senate Senator Millis Texas Gage Boston Massachusetts Charlies J. Faulkner West Virginia Horace Chapman Ohio Chapman McKinley Fremont William J. Bryan Cleveland Anie Bill Nye North Carolina Lookout Mountain United States

Do Tobacco Spt and Smoke Your Lils Away Cure Ad

An old ad touts No to-Bac as a guaranteed remedy to quit tobacco with a booklet free. Available from Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York with 50c or 1 dollar pricing. Ends with a fragment about Alaska and a Boston girl.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Invitation to corn roast and excursion around the Horn

The notice invites the public to a free corn roast in Loveland with a picnle dinner and an excursion around the Horn on September 6. A Vermont visit by President McKinley at Camp Grout involved a spruce gum keepsake bearing a welcoming motto. A barrel presented to Senator Proctor carried the motto Nuggets from our own Klondyke.

Loveland the Horn McKinley Camp Grout Vermont Stark Warner Proctor

Hall's cure and quirky 19th century ads mix

A collage of vintage ad blurbs and odd claims includes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a five cent price, a boast about Turkey’s bankruptcy and Europe's richest sultan, Piso’s Cure for Consumption testimonial, a Birmingham man mailing his boy by parcel post, a piano offer from The Montellus Piano Co, and a humorous Tit-Bite cartoon caption about trimming hats with a lawn mower.

No-To-Bac Cure Ad Amid Old English Ad Blurb

An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac a fifty cent tobacco habit cure claiming to make a weak person strong and purify blood. The blurb markets the product to druggists and notes a claim of broad medical efficacy. It also references a comparison of wealth distribution by noting four millionaires in England for every one in France.

England France

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