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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1897

Page

3

The Theatre de l Oeuvre in Paris draws bohemian attendance

A Paris audience at the Theatre de l Oeuvre mingles subscribers and guests in a lively, often critical crowd. Anarchists, symbolists, naturalists, and Bohemian fashion clash in dress and opinion as performances provoke intense applause or anger, but laughing at the drama is forbidden.

Paris Theatre de l'Oeuvre All Gazette Theatre Libre Taire de Nees M. Lugne-Poe Theatre de Oeuvre Poe Ercibers Ibeen M. Lugne-Poe Bohemia

Curious Peter the Great Era Coin Receipts Displayed

A metallic token from Peter the Great’s epoch grants the bearer permission to wear a moustache and beard and has been presented to the Petrovisk Museum in Astrakhan. In Renl at the Pruth and Danube junction, a rich Philip of Macedon era find yielded five hundred twelve coins seized by police and sent to St. Petersburg.

Peter the Great Petrovisk Astrachan Renl Pruth Danube Philip of Macedon Alexander the Great St. Petersburg

Floating whisky barrel bridge keeps village afloat in Hartford

Hartford in eastern North Carolina claims the world s only floating bridge supported by airtight whisky barrels. Built by a local elder about 50 years ago the clever structure still stands as a testament to his ingenuity on the Perquimans River.

Hartford Perquimans River North Carolina

The Heat Plague of August 1896 and Pinkham's Remedy

The piece discusses a heat wave in August 1896 causing many deaths and prostrations among women. It attributes vulnerability to female-specific health issues and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a treatment, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Craig about relief from weakness, headaches, and other symptoms.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Craig Sarrie Ceara Baker's Landing

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