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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
5
In the stormy scene Dolores listens as nurse Mrs. Allen recounts Dora and her father studies in New York. Dora, a golden haired musician, awaits healing and a reunion with Dolores as Dora’s uncle Donores arrives to claim family ties and resolve past choices.
A speaker urges a girl to seize opportunities and improve advantages while her father rests, arguing it would be best for her to act now for her own good and for the family. The note ends with a hint that the conversation will continue.
In a tense scene, Dolores collapses under a mounting secret while a nurse tries to rouse her. The tumult and a looming trial surround her as she realizes what Dora would learn about her father. The storm outside mirrors her inner dread at the disclosure.
A young suitor begs for advice from an elderly father about winning his beloved Ethel. The father counsels practical money help, telling the suitor to “blow in some good, hard cash on her” to gain her favor in a brisk, blunt exchange.
Brigands torment the Italian government as edicts from past papal times promise rewards for capturing or killing brigands. A captured brigand alive yields 600 dollars, a brigand killer 500 dollars, a chief 1,200 dollars, and a betrayer earns 100 dollars once pardoned.
Gritty George tightens travel rules selecting only Holsteins and Galloways for his rides. Sandy notes growing exclusivity while Cinder Charley comments on passenger standards. The exchange highlights a changing scene in transport etiquette.
A St Paul church purposed to cost 7000 dollars and was funded by seven cent contributions from across the country. Trinity College president Smith plans retirement next year and will receive a life pension of 3000 dollars annually thereafter.
The page lists month to September 4th market comparisons for beef cattle hogs sheep and grain. It shows year to date decreases and increases from the same period last year, with detailed quotations for beef steers cows and heifers calves feeders stockers hogs choice and light packers sheep wethers feeder wethers and assorted grain and feed items including wheat corn oats barley hay and eggs.
Sir Thomas Lipton was the guest of honor at a Pilgrims of the United States dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. About 150 prominent men attended with Shamrock emblems and flags on display. Lipton praised the New York Yacht Club and the Sandy Hook course, noting its uniqueness. Across the Atlantic, Boston reports suggest the cotton trade is faltering due to scarce supply, with many idle. Washington authorities say no Isthmian canal action yet and negotiations for the Nicaraguan route will be deliberate. Field Marshal Lord Roberts, slated to sail to Boston, now will not visit the United States this autumn due to postponed British maneuvers.
A series of short items from a 19th century page. A poem about a girl with twisted feet contrasts joy of play. Then a note on breaking glass by shouting into a thin glass. Following are quick lessons on lamp decoration, avoiding forbidden words in a flour merchant game, a knot tying rope puzzle, Dickens childhood pets, a simple Japanese flyer toy, and a rhyming game for rainy days.
A cautionary tale follows Bill who dreams of hunting with a Flobert rifle until a prankish rabbit traps him and a moral ring ends with his mother calling him from bed. The second fragment features Eulalia seeking to visit Lucinda and learning a sly lesson from her father with a coal token.
A method to reveal drawn cards by turning the bottom card face up then reversing the pack to make drawn cards face downward. Spectators return their cards, after which the magician selects and shows the drawn cards to the company.
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