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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
7
An Ard iblary resident touts Jacobs Oil as a miracle cure guiding a patient from severe back pain to walking after two bottles. The piece also touches on charity sales, New York fashion items, and a plaintive note about health issues including deafness and catarrh, urging caution about medical cures and sanitary wall coatings.
An early 20th century notice reports a vehicle demolition incident in Austria with a claimed value of 2515 dollars over the conveyance. The sparse fragment notes the year and event but provides limited context or follow up details.
An advertisement extols De Vierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for impure blood and eruptive skin diseases. It asserts rapid treatment of pimples boils and rheum while promising blood purification and enrichment, urging readers to request free medical booklets and testimonials.
A whimsical column sketches a demure old fashioned girl who avoids laughter and sport, then drifts through curiosities including an Indian prince Gift elephant aboard a steamer and its clever tricks, a Portland inventor’s swim wings, a Camden jeweler with a petrified finger, and a Florida swamp tree that blushes due to insect color changers.
A newspaper note describes sepia pigment from a ten armed octopus common in the Mediterranean and Adriatic. It explains the ink sac yields a brownish fluid used as paint, soluble in water, highly durable but fades under strong sun, and notes sepia has long been used from cuttlefish as well.
An oat helped explain a recent accident as a cat touched a 22 000 volt line on the Buffalo and Lockport Electric railway, halting Niagara power for hours and affecting western New York systems. A Utica cat caused a separate short circuit the next day, blowing fuses but surviving. Also discusses confusion over the numbering of U S presidents with Cleveland’s nonconsecutive terms cited.
Odd fragments describe ancient Bogie Bibles and Thowgi Bibles tied to a modern vorgnation rite for public land possessions in Colonia Tura. The text mentions a coronation belt sent to England and a Wales coal operation valued around $250,000, with unclear connections to a mining underwrite and a Twenty five event.
A collage of antiquated linguistic quirks and mispronunciations from long ago, noting how elders misused common words and names. Includes examples such as lay for lie, potticary for doctor, and Tuesday for Tuesday, with mentions of various mispronunciations like James for James and galler for yellow.
A garbled recital links religious art and court figures at Windsor with Antonio Verrio and Sir Godfrey Kneller observing Christ healing the sick. It mentions Isaac sacrifice imagery and a blunderbuss Abraham with a heavenly water pour, then shifts to a note about the first Rhine steamer in 1822, contrasting with Fulton’s Hudson service.
Numerous letters and testimonials praise Peruna as a reliable remedy for catarrhal and bronchial afflictions. Individuals including Congressman Wilber of Oneonta NY and Edward Given vouch for its efficacy, claiming rapid cold relief and renewed vitality. A note from Dr Hartman and public figures emphasizes Peruna's perceived curative value.
A fragment describes Irish language use among Bahamas descendants and mingled communities in London’s east end. It also recounts a Germantown shopper’s request for Saratoga chips, met with a clerk’s pun about bundled sticks. The piece blends cultural observation with a humorous anecdote.
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