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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
7
Ms Annie Catron of 927 Main St Cincinnati Ohio writes that Peruna cured her severe chronic catarrh of head and throat after years of poor relief. She notes offensive breath bad digestion and headaches improved after using Peruna tablets and recommends it to others. She asks readers to consult a druggist for the 1908 Peruna Almanac.
A London Daily News note recounts a Derbyshire coal dealer’s blunt correction when a load misrepresented weight and a doctor quitting golf after his club membership admission. Rivalry and wit surface as the secretary replies with a sharp quip in a brief, period-tinged anecdote.
A distressed speaker recounts how coffee caused stomach issues and headaches, and describes trying Powtum to ease symptoms. The account notes gradual improvement in health and appetite, claiming patient relief and a return toward normal work while sharing a personal dialogue with others about the remedy.
The itemized notes cover a December in the Big Horns region train wreck near Ely Nevada deaths and injuries, a vast sheep exhibit at the National Wool Growers' convention in Helena Montana, bank failures in Rocky Ford and Goldfield, Colorado Springs fund-raising for Colorado College, a Portland river steamer sinking, rail line openings near Salt Lake, Seattle lodging fire injuries, Mary Ramsay Wood’s 120th birthday in Oregon, coast defense talks, Denver gambling crackdowns, a dynamite-plant explosion near Sprague Washington, and various criminal and political notes across the West.
O L Wood a Norfolk Co Va merchant suffered months with back pain and kidney and bladder issues. After using Doane Kidney Pills he passed a stone and reports no kidney trouble since. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York at 60 cents a box.
An Ohio school lesson contrasts cinder train workers earning 35 dollars a month, a timekeeper 55, an engineer 100, and a superintendent 200, then argues education yields greater gains. A separate anecdote notes Dick's shift from feminine appearances to seeking experiential learning, pressuring his father for theater tickets to meet his desire for experience.
A jumbled dialogue blends claims of love between Ethel and Jimmy with断 medical woes and a reference to hearing remedies. The text shifts to reflections on compassion from Crabbe and Mushley, highlighting tenderheartedness and a hypothetical coat-giving gesture to beggars.
A damaged text piece shows Senator Taylor of Tennessee denying a formal claim amid chatter of political rivalries. The dialogue includes references to Congressman Richmond Pearson Morison of Merrimac fame and Representative Hughes of New Jersey, with playful yet evasive exchange about musical skills and public reputation.
A young child suffered severe eczema over the face and head, causing great pain and itching. After a physician advised Cuticura Remedies the disease disappeared completely. The testimony from Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan dates October 20 1907 and credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with the cure. Sloan's Liniment promoted as safe veterinary aid is also advertised with Dr Earl S Sloan offering a free treatise.
A distorted notice presents an office boy’s self styled hours chart in a city firm. The wall poster lists time blocks for book agents, insurance agents, chores, church and charitable work, sporting news callers, and social visitors with a final line about handling business at night.
A white marble statue at Mrs. Blair's estate prompts a maid from Cape Breton to dismiss the figure as unworthy, noting that dead men belong in graves. The editor quotes Mrs. Blair extolling the statue as a life work and great principles amid a social vignette.
A fragmented chat references a Prudence figure who eloped with a father's chauffeur. A commercial patter touts Garfield Tea promising liver and bowel benefits. The text also hints at a Marcus Antoninus quote and an odd note about Nevada's metal production.
A vintage promoted health tonic claims universal approval from the Well Informed of the World. It touts an ethical family laxative labeled as genuine California Fig Syrup Co product and urges purchase through leading druggists.
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