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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented early 20th century ad text questions Peruna as a remedy for catarrh. It notes widespread chronic catarrh cases and criticizes doctors who fail to provide relief while presenting Hartman’s approach and a supposedly honest pricing claim.
A garbled late nineteenth or early twentieth century dispatch reports on political inaugurations in New York and Rahway New Jersey deaths and accidents. It notes the death of Catherine Moore aged 11, labor strikes on a Pittsburgh owned railway in Africa, a windstorm injuring fifteen at a Chautauqua tent in Ashland Nebraska, and the accidental shooting of Richard H. Halsey at an Oshkosh normal school. Other items cover a Baltic yards order for battleships, a church steeple strike in Waterford Wisconsin, a Pittsburg execution, Dominican treaty proclamation, and a La Mana child murder life sentence in Louisiana. Various crimes, sentences, floods, and political tensions are touched, including an Argentine revolt, a New York City shooting, and German anarchist trials with acquittals. An array of deaths, injuries, and legal actions follows across several states and countries.
A humorous overheard tale recounts anglers debating fish ability to jump dams. One fisherman insists bass or trout can clear ten feet, sparking laughter and near disbelief among the group. A friend jokes about Niagara falls and fish striking his eye, ending the night’s fish lore.
An elderly portly man in a light gray suit chats with a boy on a park bench. The boy explains he is waiting and waking, while the man asks why he does not run about. The scene captures a quiet moment narrated in a light tone from the Woman's Home Companion.
In a Swiss Bern canton region known for its cattle and wilk brand, locals are described as coffee faced and flat chested. Eighteen youths were drafted, but only four passed, reflecting widespread resistance to military service amid income from milk. The peasant overfeeds and resents, harming productivity.
A Pittsburgh millionaire is seen lingering near the pearly gates. A shade asks why he does not knock, and he says he waits for another man from San Francisco to go ahead. He jokes that beside that man he will look as innocent as a lamb.
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts as a healthful breakfast cereal, claiming ordinary cereals injure digestion. It argues that Grape Nuts is ready to eat, fully cooked at the factory, and easily digested for infants and adults, mentioning a “Road to Wellville” hook.
Mrs Clyde Pixley of Bridgeport Belden Michigan describes severe bladder and kidney troubles with pain backache and faintness. After a week of Donn's Kidney Pills she improved greatly and became well. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
Five pallbearers and mourners tumbled into a shallow grave when a crosspiece was kicked during Michael Sereno’s burial in Westport. The coffin descended feet first, soil collapsed, five people were buried briefly, then pulled out and the grave was redug before the service finished.
Edith Hammer of Morrison NL reports both she and her sister were cured of scalp eczema after using Cuticura Soap ointment and remedies. A third sister used Cuticura Resolvent and Pills and found them an excellent tonic. October 3, 1906.
A country school arithmetic moment features Jake Boggs quipping at a teacher's problem about apples. His reply about leaving a brother with a “big fool” highlights local humor and judge’s perspective with a fishermans’ note and a vacuum bottle claim.
In a village near Presburk a woman handed 400 Kronen to bank savings for safekeeping after claiming Death warned her to hide the money. The next day she withdrew it. authorities investigated and found Death was alive as the local judge. The funds remain in the bank.
American interest in China notes the Kalfungfu Jewish settlement dating to the Han era. European travelers reference the colony, with Marco Polo and later Jesuit visitors. Alfred Glover in Overland Monthly says Chinese Jews are nearly extinct, yet their records and tablets are preserved.
An old brick laboratory in Middle Town Com has been repurposed into a mining site facility with a gunhouse, hospital, eating house, carpenter shop, a leechauer, and an electrical laboratory noted in a fragmentary 182s era report. The text preserves diverse facilities once housed within the site.
A fragmented clipping notes Mire Winslow's Santi Forentiiron with mention of softer Ragsination and Shakespearean influence. Observers compare the work to Ruskin era ideals, noting heroic themes and female protagonists.
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