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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1903
Page
13
The Wyoming Supreme Court denied Keffer a new trial and upheld a death sentence. The decision was received in Lander with relief, as officials prepared to proceed with the execution legally amid fears of lynching. Sheriff Stoughan planned a death watch over Keffer.
Mr. T. A. Pinner a Drummond merchant credits Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his dysentery without a doctor. He praises its effectiveness for children and adults and notes it is sold by all dealers. The Supreme Court decision ends the Man Stoner water case with Mau awarded about 4000 including costs and interest.
An advertisement claims most childhood illnesses stem from stomach disorders and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as suitable for children. A Nashville mother reports her three year old improved after one bottle, endorsing the product. Also a Blackfoot Idaho dispatch details Bob Meeks escape from a state asylum, alleging premeditated planning aided by associates and questioning authorities' actions.
An OCR fragment mentions DeWitt's Witeh Ho yl Salve famed for burns and skin conditions with B. O. DeWitt & Co Chicago as sellers. It also notes irrigation notes about a beaver dam reservoir near Sheridan, kept in repair by beavers and attracting visitors.
Eat All You Want. Dyspepsia cure claims to prepare the stomach for reception and digestion of all wholesome food, transforming waste to healthful blood. Sold by Dr. E. F. Gayon. In Cas par, eastern commission houses plan a bridge east of town linking John Bryan’s place and the Cosgrove property to train sheep across the river to stockyards, avoiding disease risk and reducing sheep owners’ trouble crossing town.
A four year old with colic and cramps worsened after morphine injections. After giving Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy the child slept within an hour. The remedy is sold by all dealers. Mr. Wilkins, book-keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Co., is mentioned in the ad.
A New York paper describes a photography trend where portraits move from glamorous to intimate. Women pose with minimal attire or in simple gowns, often with children, reflecting a shift toward domestic charm and maternal imagery admired in England and Ireland.
A Kansas City Journal item notes a sharp exchange where Lucilla defends beauty as social capital while Caroline counters that many women lack entertaining speech. The dialogue centers on appearance versus wit in social standing.
Used but nearly new Underwood typewriter offered for quick sale. Call at the Camera office to inspect and discuss price.
An old allegorical image shows a girl blocked by a grasshopper while stepping on a snake. The caption mocks a man who spends heavily on a cyclone cellar yet neglects basic family needs like a bottle of Chamberlain's Choleum and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad-like fragment cites sales by all dealers.
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