Lynching talk and church news in Kemmerer 1903
This issue reports on national race tensions with Senator Tillman, Governor Odell’s views on Parker, and Roosevelt’s party prospects. It notes a Salt Lake hodcarriers’ strike affecting Zion construction, Cardinal Sarto becoming Pope Pius X, Utah navy desertions, and a Wyoming Montana water rights ruling affirming prior rights and interstate considerations.
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Kemmerer
Kemmerer Publishing CO
Quealy
WM O'Connell
See
ING
Casey
Frank Pfeiffer
Tress
S. Brooke
Baltor
joMoe
Wyre
Kemmerer Publishing
State Supreme Court
Sheridan County
Young’s Creek
Montana
Tongue River
Wyoming
Jong
Salt's Wonderful Effect On Human System
The Salt Lake Herald describes a dramatic case where salt solution revived a one year old New York girl after appendicitis surgery failed. Two gallons of warm saline were injected and eight ounces reintroduced, with the patient showing life signs and gradual recovery. The report notes skepticism from some surgeons and cites other instances of saline success in medical cases.
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Salt Lake Herald
New York
Tanich
McOrd
Nebraska
Laila
Elixir of life salt therapy revived a life
In a remark by Professor Jacques Loeb at the University of Chicago after extensive experiments he announced a breakthrough claiming salt as the elixir of life. He stressed salt’s universal availability and therapeutic value making it accessible to all socioeconomic classes.
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Jacques Loeb
University of Chicago
Walt
Money for Indians in New York to be Divided Among Six Nations
The interior department plans to pay 1,995,744 dollars to about 6,000 Six Nations Indians of New York state, including Onondagas Oneidas Cayugas Senecas St Regis Tuscaroras Stockbridges Musees and Brothertowns, each receiving roughly 300 dollars. The payment stems from a congressionally awarded Kansas land claim dating to 1898, with checks issued to prevent fraud.
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Red Men of the Six Nations
New York State
Interior Department
Jones
Congress
Kansas
United States
Onondagas
St Regis
Tuscaroras
Stockbridges
Musees
Brothertowns
Washingtoss
Commonwealth
Great Britain
New York
Joseph W. Henry
Uncle Sam
Six Nations
United States Treasury
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
Morrie
Kaneas
Trilnne Ford
Mies
Dlepu
New
United
Stetwey
Local remedies and quirky notes from Wyoming and Missouri
An eclectic chunk of 19th century notices includes a patent cure claim for a bowel remedy with a refund guarantee, a Missouri tax protest over Uncle Tom's Cabin showings, a booster tout for Dr. King’s New Life Pills at 25 cents, and quirky social chatter from Cora V. Wesley and Lander society.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Broad Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Kodol as strengthening digestive organs to digest and assimilate wholesome food, transforming it into nourished nerves and tissues. It claims Kodol cures indigestion dyspepsia and catarrh of the stomach and all stomach disorders, sold by Dr. E F Gayon.
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E.F. Gayon
Sample Copy Request and Medicine Ad Claim
A historical notice urges readers to accept sample copies of the Camera and consider a subscription. It includes a testimonial from Joe Golobick of Colusa California about Rheumatoid and relief from Electric Bitters, priced at 50 cents, with guarantees by Kemmerer Drug and Chas Henderson of Diamondville.
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Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
Kemmerer Drago
Chas Henderson
Diamondville
Card of Thanks to Friends and City Helpers
To the friends and cithone at the city of Kengmorer I wish to say we appreciate very much and sincerely feel thankful for the cheerful cooperation of all that have helped to lit the wedding work done especially the Tivateral part of the work Wish the best success to be the lot of all W dh Chaat M B Pastor
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Kengmorer
W. Dh. Chaat
M. B. Pastor
Union Pacific Plans 31 New Passenger Locomotives
Union Pacific says it will order thirty one new passenger engines as part of a broader outlook that links railroad prosperity to national economic health. The statement frames growth and rail tonnage as mutual indicators of overall prosperity. Salt Lake Tribune notes Mrs. Mollie Allen of Kentucky cites Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as preventing hem era morbis attacks linked to indigestion. For sale by all dealers.
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Union Pacific
Trafic
Salt Lake Tribune
Mollie Allen
South Fork
Chamberlain
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Odell
Denver
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Hod-Carrier’s Union of
Salt Lake
Federated Trades
Zion
Sacred College of Cardinals
Catholic Church
Guiseppe Sarto
Venice
Pius X
Cardinal Sarto
Navy
Utah
Deseret News
Salt
Bei County
Crewe
Aid
Loring Weller Tee
Enon Erie
Rivk
Missouri
Howard County
Buffalo Bulletin
Dr. King
Kemmerer Drug Co
Te - Cora V. Wesley
Lander
Casper
Natrona County Tribune
Labor
Office
Wim. O'Connell
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Stationery City Drug Store
J. B. Roberts
Ph. B
W.s.post
Kemmerer and Fossil
Wyo
Occidental Saloon
Geo. W. Fairchild
Harvard Cigar
Hoffman House Boquets
Pabst Bottle
Zang
Stock Exchange
SALO
Peter Gordon, Jr
Aea East
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Salt Lake City
C. 5. Williams
So. St
Opera House Sale
J. G. Casey
Propr
Immek
Urda
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