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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1907

Page

7

Horses That Wouldn't Drown

An Albanian recalls a horse tied to a footbridge to keep it from drifting during floods. The animal and bridge fell downstream after the structure gave way. later the horse was found by the bank, seemingly calm. A bystander overheard the tale with disbelief, noting the horse later resurfaced dragging the broken bridge upriver.

Abany Evening Journal

Cure of chronic eczema by Cuticura remedies in Selma Alabama

Mrs Lisle B E Sledge of 540 Jones Ave Selma Alabama describes a four year battle with severe black skin splotches and itching. After two doctors failed she used Cuticura Remedies for six months and the eruptions disappeared three years ago with no symptoms since. The account dates October 28 1905.

Mra Lisle BE. Sledge Jones Ave Selma Ala

Fragmented 19th Century Train Fare Blunder Dialogues

A garbled fare dispute on a train ends with a German traveler refusing to pay the regulation fare and leaping from the train. A contrasting banter at a William Penn event recalls the Quaker peace advocate and Critiques Puritan actions. The text blends street chatter with historical quips and cartoonish dialogue.

Endowment Surge and Resignations Stir News

Andrew Carnegie adds ten million to endowment funds while John Philp Sowa recovers from ptomaine poisoning. A Watertown fire kills two children in a home of Charles Glbe as Western Union declares 1% stock dividend. Oklahoma senators Owen and Gore chosen. Various crimes, politics, and industrial notes fill the record.

Andrew Carnegie Carnegie John Philp Sowa Charles Glbe Watertown N. C Western Union Telegraph Company William Greenman Policy Baton Ife Topeka Kana W. B. Thomas American Co Refining Company H. C. Havemeyer Ohio Brewers Cleveland Jacob Victor New York City Pittsburg United States Oklahoma Robert L. Owen Muskogee Thomas P. Gore Lawton Ernest Brenner Brenner Federal Council Fanning Washington Islands Fanning Island South Pacific Suva Fiji Father Broughter Commissioner of Indian Affairs Southwest M. Colby Oxford Omaha Italy Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America Renault George 8. Beat Anna Cecile Fleming Los Angeles Polk Mackey Nashville Tenn Dalzell Pennsylvania United States Circuit and District Courte Oan Clayton Alabama Thomon J. Aicking Missouri St. Louie William H. Pope New Mexico Supreme Court of the Territory of New Mexico Will Gray Ed Cook Mayfield Hopkinaville Hoth Muddy Fork Welloma Samuel Buls Danville Cathe Erin Andrews Bronx City Low Enlidt Philippines Hull Abe Bowwe Pallip Brunette

Utah Gold, Zinc Output Rise as Mines Expand in 1906

Utah’s gold production for 1906 reached 5 218 080 dollars, up 97 400 from 1905, while zinc oxide output rose 5 977 tons to 164 675 188 pounds. Copper exports set a new November record at 43 787 tons, and major mining activity continues with cyanide plant plans at Bottle Idaho, smelter work at Stockton, and expansion efforts in Leadville and Yerington districts.

Utah Bote Idaho Stockton Valley Virgin River Oll Baker City Payette Oregon Company Sunnyside Round Mountain Nevada Ketchum Guyer Hot Springs Nampa Leadville Colorado Bingham Inga Washoe Butte H. H. Rogers James Stillman William Rockefeller F. C. Cooley Ming & Smelter Supply Company Salt Lake Fairview Wonder Yerington Hate Diya Lae Spring Mountain Leth Coil Apelin Taconin Asmays Laver Phinalee Aitelaly Goldfield

Dean's Kidney Pills Cure Woman's Severe Kidney Trouble

A Lake City Minnesota resident reports relief from kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes dizziness, nerves, back pain, and irregular secretions then notes she has enjoyed perfect health since. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Hiram Center South Oak Street Lake City Minn Dean Foster Milburn Co Buffalo

That Sweet Child and Uncle George in a curious tale

A brief story featuring Aunt and Uncle George discussing age and affection and a thief’s conscience about stealing a pig. The piece blends dialog with an abrupt moralizing insert about remedies and medical claims amid garbled text from an old advertisement.

Uncle George Uncle

Paternal Advice in Morning Bible Lesson

Mr Wibbsley asks his son what the text was this morning and guides him to mark a verse in the Bible. The exchange emphasizes memory and locating the scripture for later reference.

Mr. Wibbsley Tim

Important to Mothers Inspect GASTORIA Bottles Carefully

Examine each GASTORIA bottle for the label In Vae For Over 308 and the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought to ensure authenticity and safety for infants and children.

Earmarks and Matrimonial Ads Spark Comedic Exchange

The text shows a satirical exchange about matrimonial advertisements. A man offers to chop wood and mind children while a pal groans about the formality of ads. A woman asks about a gown and a tailor answers with a two week timeline amid playful quips.

Fetal Clerke union chief pushes equal pay for women

B J Conway of Chicago president of the Fetal Clerke International union urged wage parity at a St Louis convention. He argued women doing the same work as men clerks deserve equal pay, countering critics as gallant yet logical. A domestic anecdote from Paint Rock parallels the point. The piece cites Rehoboth Sunday Herald and Tonopah Sun.

B. J. Conway Chicago Fetal Clerke International Union St. Lawis Wime Mr. Conway Paint Rock

Baseball In Arizona Sets Winter Schedule with Six Games Weekly

Arrangements made in Arizona for baseball play throughout winter with six games each week, showcasing ongoing warm season activity and competitive schedules in the state.

Arizona

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