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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1906
Page
15
A reader from Menayhis New York shares a testimonial about Peruna, recounting a severe skin outbreak and overall health collapse three years ago. He credits Peruna with restoring vigor and improving catarrh and appetite while noting a positive personal endorsement.
The New England Lime Company of Winstead Connecticut says gas is now a staple fuel for lime burning. Gas is cleaner and hotter, boosting output from 80 to 100 barrels per kiln daily. The shift ends wood fuel scarcity concerns and signifies a firm adoption rather than an experiment. Switzerland remains a major silk producer valued at 21,100,000, largely exported to Europe. Iceland inaugurates its first theater in Reykajavik, with a seasonal run from October to April before fishing season.
A ten day trial of Postum claims to improve digestion and clear a muddy yellow complexion caused by coffee. A family testimonial from Hattie Cregk Mieth Hoi references the book The Road to Wellness and notes relief after switching from coffee to Postum.
Disturbance in St Petersburg as Mile Smirnoff and a companion are jeered by a crowd. Cavalry charges with whips, they are dragged to guards barracks, and Smirnoff endures twenty seven lashes in front of officers, her clothing torn and flesh lacerated.
Ide names Governor Deveyra Brigadier General Lee and Colonel Taylor plus three presidents to tour districts and press town councils to back extermination efforts against the Pulajanes. The outlaw band numbers about 100 and grows as leaders force peaceful farmers into raids under threat of death. Recruits are armed with bolox, though real Pulajanes distrust weapons.
In Paris the pope's encyclical to French archbishops and bishops on the separation law remains the main topic. The discussion is largely polemical as the law delays to December, leaving time for reflection. Absence of high officials signals no determined government course. No riots like the Inventory unrest are expected, though December's law application could heighten tensions.
Emil Berner a Batavia mechanic murdered his brother in law Ernest Franzen by throat cut with a razor and severely wounded his wife Mrs Berner before slashing his own throat. The tragedy occurred at the Berner home as neighbors reported the events unfolded rapidly.
Emperor William and Prince Frederick Charles of Hesse Noseau greeted Cranbers and Hesse Namare-King Ed ward on arrival by special train from Prankfort. The group exchanged cordial smiles and cheek kisses as officials reviewed the alighting.
Captain James Robinson, a veteran lake master, died in a blaze at the Buffalo Ship Chandlery & Supply building. Charles Johnson and several others escaped as flames engulfed the area. fire alarm prompted a risky exit as neighbors helped. The nearby Saint Charles store sustained minor damage.
Liberty Missouri lawyers for Agnes Myers, jailed on a charge connected to the death of her husband in Kansas City, announce plans to petition the court of last resort for a writ of error. If granted, the case will be appealed to Washington.
A global outbreak of iconio plague hits Campos Rio de Janeiro while potato blight threatens Irish crops. fatal crashes in Granite City injure many. a Tennessee man kills his ex wife then himself. Mexican laborers killed in Chihuahua explosion. British and American residents looted in Lodz after a bomb attack. various crimes and accidents hit cities across the US and Europe with numerous fatalities and injuries.
The letter from Dr G Aarne M D Ble Pool Md dated May 24 1905 lauds Cuticura Remedies for eczema cure after sixteen years practice and notes endorsement to publish. Also references Gen Mercier fleeing from Paris to England and his senate speech on invading England with satirical commentary.
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