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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
7
The article describes consuming raw eggs as a tonic with no cooking, praising freshness and serving in sherry. People swallow the egg whole after breaking it into the drink, noting easy digestion and a pleasant taste. It cautions about yolk handling and advises cycling the regimen.
An English journal notes the renewal of steel wire rope used to haul trains from London stations. The three mile rope, costing about 3000, spans tracks via iron pulleys and is moved by a stationary engine to pull trains to the summit before continuing unassisted.
A Brooklyn artist Timson and Beth, a metalworker, bond as orphans. He pursues art and love, sharing meals and studio visits, while his ambitious painting Augnat nears completion. A studio fire destroys the canvas, but his determination and her support spark a new day from embers.
A historical note warns that intemperance raises disease risk, citing neglected colds as a source and urging home remedies using Virgin Oil of Pine, glycerine, and whisky. It emphasizes buying pure ingredients separately to avoid imitations and notes a list of prominent Jewish figures in U.S. politics with dates and origins, reflecting era biases.
Mies Annie Peck returns from Peru after failing to summit the Andes due to unreliable guides and porters. She estimates reaching 2,000 feet below the top on the first attempt, with a drunk and deserting crew and superstitious fear influencing progress. A second ascent also failed as the men collapsed early.
A Brooklyn mother recounts a twelve year ordeal of her infant son with a severe skin disease. Doctors failed to help as the condition spread and worsened. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and treatment, the child recovered fully and is now twelve with normal skin.
The Canadian interior department cites 41089 new homesteaders for a year, breaking down into 12485 Americans, SEATO Canadians, 6407 English, 2103 Austrians, 1057 Scotish, 104 Cormane, 649 Irish, with total emigrants from the United States at 17007 and other counts in a periodical tally.
German births last year fell by 40 000 while deaths rose by 30 000 compared with 1904. The birth rate had been steadily sinking from 36.9 per 1 000 in 1901 to 14 that year, and many never marry, preferring happiness over tradition.
A testimonial from Mrs Addig Merrill of Autumn Maine details severe nervous headaches every five weeks lasting days with loss of appetite and pale weight. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her headaches ceased, appetite returned, and she gained weight and color. Pills sold by druggists or $2.60 per box by Schenectady firm.
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