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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1903
Page
5
Fragmented account notes a robbery, injuries, and a punitive hold up near a ranch. It mentions a severe storm causing property damage, with cattle and fruit losses in town. Additional items cover railroad ice traffic, New Stambler copper mine gains, and rainfall patterns across the season.
A Drummond Tennessee merchant praises Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing dysentery without a doctor. State Engineer Fred Bond dies after typhoid fever and hemorrhages. born Town, moved to Wyoming twenty one years ago. survived by wife three sons and two brothers.
Save the Children cites a Nashville mother praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for her three year old son after doctors failed. The ad notes Kodol digests foods to sweeten stomachs and aid growth. Separately Senator Warren plans to build log rental houses in East Cheyenne using timber from Governor Baxter’s former log mansion and barn near Egbert.
An ad proclaims a discovery of a preventive for death by own action. It links despondency to self destruction and touts Electric Bitters as a tonic to strengthen nerves and build the system. The product is presented as a stomach liver and kidney regulator with a money back guarantee from Kerameter Drug Co and pharmacist Charles Hendersonville of Diamondville.
A practical miner proposes pouring alcohol on the ground where gas is known to vent in coal mines to release oxygen and restore breathable air, stating this could save many miners.
An advertisement touts DeWitt Witch Salve claiming unadulterated formula for cuts burns boils corns and piles. It credits strong healing with a worldwide reach and notes Chicago distribution through a dealer network.
An experiment in feeding calves uses cod liver oil with skim milk as a substitute for whole milk. Over 28 weeks calves on oil plus milk gained faster than those on milk alone, and flesh showed no injury at slaughter. The practice is noted as cheaper and well tolerated by calves. Boer War correspondents memorial effort renewed by the Institute of Journalists to honor reporters who died or were wounded in South Africa.
A Chicago Chronicle note states the United States has 3 435 inhabitants over 100 years old. It highlights two individuals beyond 180, an Indian man and a Negro man, as the oldest aged persons.
A collection of sharp wits and gags from Chicago Daily News Daily Sewn Punch Philadelphia Press Cleveland Daily Dealer Town Topics Chicago Daily News and Washington Star. Jokes touch on love jealousy poetry and misread situations with light sarcasm.
A fragment recalls a spinster boasting wealth and a striking claim that she never wears the same dress twice, and a girl remarks on a fortune built from her appearance, suggesting she has a different set of teeth for each day of the week.
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