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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1905
Page
7
Readers urged to seek Mrs. Pinkham for female ailments instead of physicians. Testimonial letters from women like Mrs. T. C. Willadsen credit Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of ineffective treatment and costly medicines.
A concise analysis argues that credit and debt underpin commerce. credit drives growth while excessive borrowing risks financial ruin. The piece contrasts the benefits of access to capital with the dangers of overleveraging, urging prudent lending and responsible borrowing.
A tersely recalled saying notes that even the oldest resident cannot remember a worse season. The fragment hints at local weather lore and the community's long memory of past conditions.
A quirky fishing tale unfolds as a line of anglers chase a notorious minnow in a muddy stream. The pale, small fish proves stubborn, biting only sparingly while onlookers joke about the “greatest of He hoi E OF Hie sparte” and the odd phrases echo the scene.
In Stokestown County Roscommon a gold tray or cover, paired old dueling pistols, and a coffin containing a skeleton were found eighteen feet below bog surface. The remains, with rich clothing fragments, may be a French officer from the invasion era. A horse pistol lay atop the coffin and some relics may be exhibited.
A legend from Cumberland England tells of a swan that, after its mate’s nest was robbed and the female died, returns each spring to visit the grave and swim alone near Moorhouse Farm with the lake as its companion, a mournful summer ritual.
A curio filled page notes Prof UkaWuri Youhisaburo's critique of Japanese beauty ideals, describing facial features and hair. A Newport family hires a new parlor maid shocked by a visiting dignitary, while land opens for settlement near Grand Junction Colorado. Cameo formation is explained as two colored strata with onyx often used.
In recent years several wealthy Parsees have married European wives and brought them into the Parsees fold. Now the Parsees have decided that they will admit no more converts. Even the children of Parsees married to Christian mates will not be recognized as Parsees.
A lively Washington Post report recalls a country house weekend where a raucous Hide and Seek devolved into chaos. A sedate seeker hunted through rooms, finding the cook in a bed, leading to furious retorts and the cook leaving the Dash country house.
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