22 Mar 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1890
Page
1
Readable fragments include a legal notice and public notices from White Oaks Avenue area, New Mexico. Mentions Attorney at Law, editors, post office, subscriptions, and a March event. references to Republicans and a national context. No coherent single story. collection-style snippets.
A garbled excerpt compares horse care and scent to human virtues, touches on training ethics, and shifts to notes about authors and editors. It mentions Norris, Alphonse Dandet, Julie Allard, and references to English literature, poetry, and home life.
The fragment references taste and smell issues linked to food and medicines, noting how taste can be altered by substances and the challenge of maintaining neutral flavors. It also mentions a Boston Globe report praising an artistic magazine and its rise in standard of excellence.
An 1882 summary reports 66s Indian echo members in the United States, over 26 000 communicants in Maryland, and large church school totals in New York and Philadelphia. It notes the Wardrobe of London’s Whitfield Tabernacle facing demolition and praises Princeton College for large graduate output. The Advance argues for distinctive church names over chronological labels.
A Guatemalan funeral in progress turns into a carnival as bearers carry a coffin on their shoulders a widow and a cheering crowd follow and the band plays. The coffin is dropped but the corpse remains calm as locals joke and celebrate amid smoke and laughter. The landlord notes rich burials are louder, with outfits and rockets. Nearby natives watch through windows as rumors spread about the ill and dying.
An old remedy, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, is promoted as a safe, gentle aid for digestion and biliary function. It is claimed to restore regularity of bowels without harsh effects, with long-standing medical endorsement and public usage. Malaria and related ailments are also mentioned as areas of perceived benefit.
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