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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
7
An advertisement extols a cordial claimed to prevent disease, improve digestion, and boost vigor. It asserts blood nourishment, enhanced appetite, and nervous strength, suggesting use against malaria and age-related infirmities, urging readers to obtain the product.
A fragmented notice describes Best Bank Meadow with 20 acres of monster rye and fine meadow grass sown with Sal extra mixtures by Tars van Seed Co of La Crosse. It cites hay yields from 8 to 5 tons and references a receipt of 4 cents postage. The text also oddly critiques others as ignoramuses and mentions a wheat and rye sowing plan and a general business start in the year’s month.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a hotel in Denver and an unclear claim about a cure for catarrh with a money back offer. Names and details are obscured, making precise reporting difficult.
The Philadelphia Record notes store order abuse in central Pennsylvania coal mines, where operators profit from markups and wage payments are delayed. It cites farmed store operations or in-house schemes that steal miners wages, while Glasgow youths Elizabeth Wright and May Murphy face drunkenness convictions, with observers condemning street disorder.
Plankington asks about house color as Witherby and his wife choose red white. He favors green, then suggests painting it white, prompting a judge to intervene.
China described as a vast war power with 420 million people and possible draft from northern seacoast provinces. Observations note government wealth, foreign officers, and a shift toward foreign services amid anti foreign sentiment. Also mentions Walter Baker & Co winning top honors at the Midwinter Fair and jokes about bootblacks and shoe shines.
The excerpt describes a modern woman thriving on good food and sunshine with outdoor exercise. It notes her health and beauty, and mentions using Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative remedy if cleansing is needed.
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