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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
15
Ex-member Wes W H Kelbaugh of 204 6th Street Washington DC endorses Peruna as an unmatched medicine and tonic. He says it cured a severe cold drop in his energy and helped him work again after trying other remedies and doctor bills.
The French government pensioned Francois Geremini, granslan of the Baste column. Benymint, a Corsican who left 1 years ago to serve in Imperial guard kreochlers, fought in Algiers and Oime campaigns and in 1870 with Hourtall. He was captured and sent to Darmstadt, where he became concierge of Voetife.
The seamship Goldmouth belonging to Shell just arrived at Rotterdam from Singapore via Round the Cape of Good Hope. After a 52 day voyage covering 11 13 miles, she steamed without engine stoppages or boiler trouble, a hardly exceeded nonstop run. The ship carried cargo and surplus fuel for her return voyage, reflecting exceptional machinery performance
A discussion of language policy in Europe and Asia describes moves toward English as a common medium. Anticipated adoption in Antwerp and Tokyo highlights pressure to adopt English despite existing strong local languages.
A patient recalls relief from indigestion and nerves after switching to Postum and avoiding coffee. The account notes long-term coffee use and stomach issues, claiming Postum cured discomfort and stabilized appetite.
The aged Captain Clay, a self-described coward, recalls brave deeds at Palmas and near the river while weighing a pistol and a sword, a letter from President McKinley, and a medal of valor. In final moments he smashes the revolver, sees visions of his family, and dies as his pain ends.
A scattered report from Madrid and various global locales notes sporadic cholera alerts in Madrid and a will dispute involving James H. Sage. It covers naval incidents, factory explosions, drownings, labor unrest, and political moves across Europe and the United States, including rail and road accidents, government payments, and royal movements.
A summary of Marconi style experiments explaining confinement of electric waves for wireless telegraphy. It discusses using a horizontal conductor just above the ground as radiator or absorber and notes radiation maxima in the horizontal plane. It also mentions alignment of transmitter and receiver conductors for proper tuning.
The article describes folk beliefs among Pennsylvania Dutch about moles on the face and body. It links moles to fortunes such as long life, wealth, fame, marriage, or crime depending on location and gender, noting the practice as a long-standing pseudo science.
A Houmanian man lodged on the dining car pipes of the Orient Express, using a 20 inch wide airing shaft as shelter. He stayed about five hours, noting dust hunger thirst and fatigue at day’s end, while authorities investigated the stunt.
Auction catalog lists three John F. Sargent portraits offered after years hidden. A red etched portrait commanded about 15,000 dollars after a prior sale of 10,000. A third portrait realized 19,040 dollars, amid discussion of price trends and collecting history.
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