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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
7
Alan discovers Veronica, his first wife, is alive and living nearby with their young son. Joyce, his current wife, learns the truth and faces the unbearable choice of letting him go. Alan vows to part from Joyce to avoid scandal and protect her soul, planning a painful separation.
A London Mail feature lists high earnings for diplomats and church leaders including Sir E J Monon in Paris at £9000 yearly and Archbishop Temple at £15000. It notes governors like the Earl of Minto at £10000 and barristers such as Lord Russell of Killowen earning around £20000 annually, illustrating wealth in public service.
The president is paid a salary of 50000 dollars, has free housing with heating and lighting, and a government funded garden staff. Government employs staff handle doormen messengers clerks and department tasks while the president pays only personal servants. Grounded estimates place total yearly benefits between 80000 and 90000 dollars.
Report notes smallpox patients show least marking when confined to rooms kept dark with red curtains. The finding suggests environmental factors may influence visibility of disease symptoms in patients.
Poet Peter Grant in Iago Record offers a critique of wealth and power praising simple work and moral integrity. He rejects luxury and public acclaim, valuing independence, honest friendship, and the sunlit pleasures of home over pomp and material riches.
Cleveland store worker Miss Mabel Langshaw organized a day for twelve city infirmary residents. She secured two trolley cars, raised funds for a park dinner and ride, with contributions from friends. Clergy and volunteers attended as children offered bouquets and songs to thank her.
An open Broadway street car in New York carried a smoker who discarded a burning cigarette stub. The wind spread the ember under a nearby row of cotton skirts, igniting a fire that badly burned a passenger before it was quenched. The man confessed and accompanied the injured passenger to a drug store for treatment.
The rarest corals are found in the Philippines yet a rarer jewel is health. Anyone can possess it by using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion dyspepsia belching heartburn or sleeplessness. Try it.
A Tit Bits excerpt shows Pat bragging about a return ticket to London and muttering LT will not be back, implying a personal or social twist centered on a rail journey and departure.
Health pitch touts Cascar ets as a cure for all ailments from headache to cancer by cleansing bowels. Claims 10 cents start and easy natural movements with genuine metal boxed tablets stamped C C C. Warns against imitations. Ends with family quote about Cousin Sabitha and a $5 list.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as the only cure for swollen sore feet corns and bunions. It promotes shaking a powder into shoes with 25c retail and a free sample offer from Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York.
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