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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
3
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Wicomico County Sheriff A W Pooks of Ball bury Maryland says kidney pain and swelling from eight years’ ailment eased after taking Dean’s Kidney Pills for three days. He had been near Bright’s disease and bedridden for weeks but recovered. product advertised by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with price 50 cents per box.
An elderly Philadelphian reacted to a Messiah performance with a curt remark after repeated measures. The choir’s anthem echoed the line we have turned everyone to his own way as pages were rapidly turned. The audience member quipped about turning and shooting up the pages.
In the dog days of Florida a mocking bird’s song fades to a low chirp. The piece contrasts a morning to night song before peak heat with a moaning, penitent mood during extreme warmth.
The article discusses a single method to determine possession of private property by force, noting architectural arguments and the balance of power in Atlantic Monthly discourse. It emphasizes force as a decisive factor and frames the dispute within a broader legal and ethical context.
Alfred Herbert Mott of North Scituate Massachusetts claims a driving mission to reform Cape Cod maidens with poetic lawn messages. He lives with his 84 year old father Oda Mott who has outlived four wives and remains unpersuaded by his son’s prophetic crusade.
A proposal to disinter Joseph Rodman Drake author of The American Flag from his Hunt's Point grave in Westchester Sound New York. The plan would move his remains to Guilford Connecticut beside Fitz Greene Halleck. Bronx residents oppose removing the poet's bones.
F W Dunvell of West Warren Massachusetts manufactures a leather crosstie weighing 126 pounds from worn shoe leather. The material is ground and molded with adjustable tension to hold a spike, offering an alternative to wooden sleepers.
The article notes strong demand for ferns in New Hawpelire Vermont and Massachusetts with shipments to Boston. Ferns fetch one cent per stock and are sought by leading florists, creating steady markets for rural families with ferns on farms and pastures.
A blurred exchange shows a beautiful girl and her friend debating a book. The friend scoffs at the volume while the girl hints her mother has yet to finish reading it, suggesting a mystery or interest to uncover.
The note describes limited arable land under cultivation for hemp or elea hemp, yet asserts its significant role in binding global wheat harvests. It mentions widespread cultivation in Minnesota, Argentina, Io Biboria, and Keypt, linking the crop to diverse regions.
Scarce endorsements by Admiral Schley boost Peruna the national catarrh remedy. The article notes his trust in its efficacy and its use by his family as evidence of its merit. It highlights a wave of public testimonials and the spread of Peruna popularity across American households.
A collage of historical notes and gaffes recounts six vice presidents who died in office, highlighting George Clinton and Albridge Gerry among others. The piece threads in quirky vignettes about Indian cures, ice in London, and a German frau reacting to Shakespeare beer. It also notes the spread of rural telephone adoption and market updates for farmers.
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