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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
6
A reader recalls severe backache and nervous distress mentioning Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges correspondence with Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance on the condition.
A column extols laughter as a health tonic from ancient times to modern eras and cites physicians praising mirth for the liver heart and fever. It also reports on a new license act failing to curb drinkable drugs like methyl epirita and eau de cologne among London society women.
A health note advises women to quit coffee to improve digestion and liver function, claiming coffee dulls the skin and causes systemic issues. Personal anecdotes speak of better complexion and wellbeing after switching to Postum Coffee Forma, with mentions of a Philadelphia lawyer and an elderly man benefiting from the change.
A serialized meditation contrasts desire for wealth with personal contentment and charity. It cites wealth as a national urge, recalls philanthropists, and notes social debates on open work hosiery and a humorous tale of a man with very large feet impacting family life.
A Chicago News report notes that about 6 000 women work on New York streets as sidewalk clerks and traders from the Battery to Harlem. The piece profiles the east side majority, family businesses, and the resilience of women who run fruit stands, news booths, and dry goods side by side with male peddlers.
The Tehuelche of southern Patagonia are nomads who live by hunting and trading with limited livestock. They abandon camps after a death, move with the ganas herds, and hunt guanaco in Patagonia’s spring. Pregnant guanaco pelts yield prized robes sold beyond the tribe.
The article reports successful electricity generation for Mbt railway trains by placing a device at the locomotive front. Air pressure drives the Tas end to produce power, enabling export to trains.
Fragmentary report notes about bulk ships in a Mar fan fleet operated by a U S Marine company. Mentions ships built in America with limited American registry and damaged fittings before listing unclear names or actions.
J P Wainwright of Doves and Wainwright painters from Puleski Virginia reports five time yearly fever back pain and kidney trouble. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, pain ceased and kidney secretions normalized. A free trial offer is mailed to any reader in the United States by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A muddled Kansas House moment shows Rep A D Morris misplacing an amendment as Clerk Jett Pollard reads aloud a garbled note. The column then shifts to Appleton’s Annual Attractive Gift totals by institutions churches and associations, totaling large charitable bequests.
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