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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1906
Page
16
A writer argues February 24 could see a mass crackdown on foreigners in China by Boxers, urging harsh measures to enforce civilized norms and lawful trade. The piece links exclusion policies to broader Sino foreign tensions and contends the US must stand firm against ceding trade rights amid global rivalries.
In the February edition the piece by Supt O E Swanson outlines a narrative across editions showing a dine district superintendent and a large district, detailing rough district regulations and local town shanties. The article honors Kennerer Dane of the Ost Ltractive and references a tribute in Lagerage Towne. The piece appears under the reader Boost section of the state.
The readable fragment hints at a governance dispute involving executive actions and possible administrative turmoil. It mentions names and places in a garbled way, referencing a Melegite and a Wong or Lighoh figure, with unclear dates and events.
A columnist explains they cannot attend the Longworth Roosevelt wedding on the 7th due to lack of funds and an outfit ruined by moths. They note not receiving an invitation, refuse to borrow money, and offer to provide a second hand description to patrons.
The Rev J C Warren pastor of Sharon Baptist Church Belair GA hails Electric Bitters as a Godsend. He claims the tonic cured his lame back swollen joints and a complete physical collapse. Two bottles strengthened him to walk three miles in 50 minutes and feel like walking three more. Marketed as a remedy for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints at J S Roberts Drug Store for 50 cents under guarantee.
A groom brought horses from England to Australia for a resident under a wages agreement. He required a special exemption certificate to land. After six months, the certificate expires and he would be compelled to return to England.
Din the luckiest man in Arkansas writes H L Stanley of Bruno praising Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He says his wife recovered after five years of coughing and lung bleeding, improved after one bottle and fully cured after twelve. Available at J B Roberts druggist with 50 cents and 31.00 price, trial bottle free.
Doctors claim perfumes can be antiseptic for handkerchiefs and facial use. The scent’s spirit and essential oils allegedly destroy germs and soothe nerves. Lavender reportedly calms, while jasmine is said to exhaust nerves.
An old notice touts Kennedy’s Laxative Hoary and Tar as a cough syrup with mild laxative effects. It claims to expel cold, clear phlegm, strengthen bronchial mucosa, relieve croup and whooping cough, and notes children love it. Sold by J. Keerts. Subscribe for the Camera.
An early 20th century advertisement extols a digestive liver regulator as the best remedy for indigestion constipation and related fatigue. It mentions Mrs D We swaith and a Wat Ploerbine location with a 40 cent price sold by J. L Stotaerta.
Final proof notice for Desert Land in Niuew Mxaves. Names listed: Evanston Wyoming county, Cokeside, Cink County. Witnesses: A Maui, Gertie Hoa, Richard Kobeyte. Proceeding date noted as Saturday.
Desert Land final proof notice appears with garbled OCR text listing names and dates. It mentions publication pending and references individuals and places such as Hilde Pew Ee Vila and Wuttot st, with dates around February and Wednesday through May, but many names are unreadable. The fragmentary lines imply a legal or public notice requiring publication by a specific date.
A fragment describes a home remedy named Kennedy Laxative and Tar that supposedly loosens bowels and clears the throat. It claims to expel cold, strengthen the lungs, and relieve coughs and croup, attributed to Thaberta.
An 1901 notice describes croup symptoms and urges frequent doses of Mallard's Horehound Syrup for the child and Ballard's Snow Liniment for the throat at first croupy cough. Mrs A Vilet of New Castle Gale praises the syrup as wonderful and pleasant in a March 19 1901 letter. Sold by J B Roberts with prices 250 90 and 61.00.
Ottawa Tribe No 9 meets on the first and third Saturdays with meals and visitors invited. Beaulieu Sachem Tos. Jones and Coot oversee activities at the hall in Ottawa.
An 1908 letter from Ko T. natiens recounts long suffering from an itching malady and ringworm. He claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cured the itch completely and notes subsequent use for two separate ringworm episodes, with a purchase likely in 161.00 bottle units.
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