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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1906
Page
7
An amateur testimonial from Mrs Leopold of Menayhis New York and Hettie Green describes dramatic health improvements after using Peruna. Both women report recovery from severe skin and catarrh symptoms and improved appetite and strength following the remedy.
The New England Lime company of Winstead Conn reports gas firing as a proven, efficient substitute for wood fuel. Gas yields cleaner operations, higher heat, and increased kiln output from 80 to 100 barrels daily. Switzerland remains a top silk producer exporting mainly to Europe. Iceland inaugurates its first theater in Reykjavík with a season extending from October to April.
A reader letter promotes Postum Food Coffee as a remedy for digestion and complexion problems caused by coffee. The testimonial describes families switching from coffee to Postum, noting improved appetite, breath, mouth feel, and digestion within a month.
Mile Smirnoff, a refined young woman, was lashed twenty seven times by cavalry troopers after she taunted a squadron as they rode along Nevaky Prospect. A crowd joined in the jeering and the injured girl was stripped and whipped in the guards courtyard under officers supervision.
Governor Ide appoints a commission led by Governor Deveyra Brigadier General Lee and Colonel Taylor to visit districts and press town councils to back cooperation against the Pulajanes. About 100 armed recruits are aiding raids threatening peaceful farmers. real Pulajanes distrust these gun-wielding men.
In Paris a papal encyclical to French archbishops and bishops on the separation law remains the central topic, sparking polemics while the law delays its effect until December. The absence of high officials signals uncertain government direction, with no inventory riots seen and expectations that December's law application may heighten tensions.
Emil Berner a Batavia Illinois mechanic killed his brother in law Ernest Franzen by cutting his throat at the Berner home. He then slashed his wife severely and attempted to take his own life, dying minutes later. The incident shocked the neighborhood after longstanding tensions and rumors of trouble.
Cranbers Hesse Namare King Edward arrived by special train from Frankfurt. Emperor William and Prince and Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse Noseau welcomed him at the station. The meeting was cordial and included traditional greetings on the platform.
Captain James Robinson, a veteran lake master, was burned to death in a blaze at the Buffalo Ship Chandlery and Supply Co building. Charles Johnson and several others escaped narrowly as flames enveloped the area. Fire lieutenant Donneon rushed in but escaped with difficulty. the adjoining St. Charlog store suffered minor damage.
Attorneys for Agnes Myers now jailed on a charge tied to her husband’s death plan to request a writ of error from the court of justicer to review the case. If granted, they will proceed to Washington to pursue the appeal.
A chaotic dispatch from multiple regions reports outbreaks and violent events. Notable items include an iconio plague outbreak in Campos Brazil, potato blight in Ireland, a banker killed in Iowa, a fatal streetcar collision in Granite City, and a wife-killing followed by suicide in Tennessee. Also noted are insurance disputes, revolutionary violence, and various accidents, plus a political row over evolutions in labor unions and a remark about Indian descent of ex governor Powers.
A letter from G. A M. D. Ble Pool Maryland dated May 24 1905 praises Cuticura Remedies for eczema stating the writer is a physician who prescribes Cuticura Resolvent and Curelura Soap and endorses their merit. The text also references Gen Mercier fleeing Paris to England and a political speech on invading England with unclear context.
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