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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
15
Annie Catron of 927 Main Street, Cincinnati, credits Peruna with curing years of head and throat catarrh. She reports relief from offensive breath, bad digestion, and headaches after months of use, noting improved general health and recommending Peruna tablets.
A Derbyshire doctor resigns from a golf club after a humorous exchange about conduct and golf etiquette. The club secretary counters with a witty reply, referencing Bent, Vardon, and other golf figures in a lighthearted exchange.
An unnamed narrator recounts a coffee related illness and a self administered remedy. The account describes severe headaches, stomach issues, and relief after trying Powtum a remedy with significant improvement in health and vitality. The piece notes varied reactions and skepticism from others, with a focus on personal experience and perceived benefits.
Northwest Notes reports a string of early 20th century Western incidents and milestones. It mentions a derailment in Nevada killing two tramps and injuring others, a large sheep exhibit in Helena, bank closures in Colorado and Nevada, a new Salt Lake Route segment turned over, Seattle lodging fire injuries, the death of Mrs. Mary Ramsay Wood in Oregon, coast defense talks, Denver gambling crackdowns, and multiple mining, railroad, and political notes across states. It also cites a Denver newspaper founder’s death and a major wool trade tally, tying local life to regional commerce and peril.
O L Wood a prominent Fentress Virginia merchant suffered months of back pain kidney and bladder issues with irregular secretions. After medical treatment failed he used Doane Kidney Pills and within a box endured four days of pain then passed a stone. He reports no kidney trouble since. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y 60 cents a box.
A school speech links education to earnings as workers shovel coal, with the timekeeper engineer and superintendent earning more. The anecdote ends noting Dick’s shift from proper manners to seeking experience, choosing theater tickets with his father asking which girl, and Dick replying that experience matters more than liked outcomes.
The fragment contains overheard exchanges about love and tenderness and a long aside about medical remedies and a Toledo firm. It then returns to a character described as tender hearted, with remarks on charity toward beggars and a contrasting view of generosity.
In a rowdy salon scene Senator Taylor of Tennessee nicknamed Mddiing Bob denies a formal accusation. The exchange mentions Representative Hughes of New Jersey and Congressman Morison of Merrimac fame as bystanders. The dialogue turns to claims about violin playing and past performances.
A mother from North Branch Michigan recalls severe eczema on her child that covered the face and head. After medical advice, Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to a complete cure with no further trouble.
A downtown office boy drafts a cheeky wall schedule listing hours for book agents, insurance agents, church and charitable work, sporting news calls, social visitors, and night business. The spoof hints at mischief and a quip about conduct after hours, reflecting light newsroom humor.
A maid from Cape Breton questioned a white marble statue of an ancestor on Mrs. Blair’s grounds. Mrs. Blair defended the figure by invoking a storied "life-work" and "principles." The maid retorted that dead men should rest in their graves rather than stand outside homes.
A snappy dialogue hints Prudence eloped with her father's chauffeur, provoking gossip. The piece then shifts to a health ad touting Garfield Tea for liver and digestion, and closes with a quip about Nevada’s metals production.
This ad touts an ethical family laxative product, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a world accepted remedy approved by physicians and endorsed by the Well Informed of the World. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. version through leading druggists.
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