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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
6
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a pure, pleasant tasting laxative that cleanses the system and benefits kidneys, liver and bowels. It claims medical approval, wide satisfaction, and warns buyers to insist on the California company’s product with its branding on every package.
A Springfield Mass reader reports that August Flower relieved her sick headache and heart palpitations after years of little relief from physicians. She credits immediate relief from the remedy and endorses it for suffering humanity.
A humorous tale follows John and Jane as they fall in love and plan marriage without Jane's father’s consent. John proposes elopement but the plot twists through parental resistance and comic farce, ending with a sharp advertisement about a mare and a girl, and the mare’s return.
The terse notice appears to warn of a restraint order or guard at a garden gate, with limited readable details. It mentions a restraining action and a location near a garden gate, implying enforcement or a court related directive. Names, dates, or official bodies are not clearly readable.
In a marvel of modern surgery a Detroit patient with lung disease underwent a pig lung graft after one lung failed. Despite a life or death risk, the operation succeeded, though the patient could only squeal and not speak for months. He later resumed walking and care, but his voice remained limited.
First Clubman and Second Ditto debate a purple hippopotamus crossing the street. The exchange grows agitated as one character questions a lie and praises the other for it, with tearful gratitude and religious overtones.
A cow and a three year old steer clash over hay in a barnyard described by Pringle in Popular Monthly. The steer rams the cow with a horn driven assault, the cow retreats in panic, pursuers flood the yard, and both animals flee toward the pasture as alarms echo.
Fragmentary overheard exchange shows Mrs Cumso asking why someone left home to seek a position. A man replies the wife attended cooking lessons. reference to Jones arriving but not winning the office yet he “fills the bill.” The text displays garbled OCR style with unclear context.
A comic dialogue captures a landlady and various characters trading jests about chores money travel and meals. The skit features a Persevering Widower a bashful servant girl and a traveling man, highlighting thrift hunger and social friction through witty exchanges.
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