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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
7
An advertisement for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims it cures a wide range of female ailments including inflammation ulceration and backache. It asserts superiority over other remedies, promises harmony with the system and offers confidential correspondence with the company.
A historical note explains that walls of stoves and brick houses gather dampness when warm air meets cold surfaces during sudden weather shifts. Moisture in the air condenses on cold walls, creating dew and streams. remedies include mounting furring strips and lathe, avoiding direct plasters, and restricting cellar ventilation in warm weather.
The text credits John Winthrop with introducing the apple to the New World but notes Blackstone in Shawmut Neck had apple trees earlier. It mentions Huguenots in Flushing, IL bringing apples such as the pomime royale.
In Greenwich Palace on November 28 1581 Queen Elizabeth kissed Duc d Alancon amid Walsingham and Leicester as she designated him future master of her hand. The moment stands as a famed royal betrothal kiss witnessed by courtiers and nobles.
Long, fragmented notice claims a native root based remedy called Favorite Prescription treats women ailments without alcohol or drugs. It promotes Dr. H. V. Pierce of Buffalo NY and offers a book detailing the medicine’s ingredients and medical endorsements.
OCR reads like a chaotic roundup of crimes disasters and official notes. The items include a jealous husband shooting his wife in Oklahoma, gas poisoning in California and Florida fires causing substantial losses, a murder sentence in Minneapolis, a mining camp Robbery in Basin, a vegetarian General Booth claim, Virginia political death, auto theft records Sacramento, a burned Auburn physician, a Tempe suicide, diplomatic notes on embassies, Santo Domingo revolution fading, a Houston car shop fire, a Knoxville waterworks court ruling, a December debt report, a fatal shooting near Acme Oregon, a Cameron editor murder mystery, and various court appeals and murders in Kentucky and elsewhere.
An ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills by John C. Coleman of Swainsboro Ga as a cure for back ache caused by kidney problems. A customer testifies of lingering kidney trouble and permanent relief after using the pills, priced 50 cents a box, with a note about deniers. It also mentions headache relief using a home remedy with pepper and camphor on a forehead handkerchief.
A reader from Clay Center Neb reports curing chronic scalp itch and dandruff using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after cutting hair to save it. She shampooed weekly and applied the ointment twice weekly, restoring length and health over two months. five years later her scalp remains clear. The item also includes a humorous line from The Chronic bachelor.
An assortment of brief notices and ad-like lines. Promotions for Allen's Foot-Ease claim relief for foot ailments. Misc snippets include military court-martial, travel rates to California, a London mayor fined for duties, and odd local anecdotes from Beaconsfield and surrounding areas.
Unclear text appears as a garbled OCR passage mentioning a head cold, salt water nasal washing, a band palu, church robbery, Sapien mall, and costs per pound with figures like 87.082 and 208 pounds. No coherent narrative, names, or dates emerge.
A Russian admiral states in a letter published in Novoe Vremya that Britain would have destroyed the Russian fleet if the Sea of Japan battle favored Russia. The British charge d affaires demanded explanation from Russia's foreign minister after the claim about British plans and secrecy.
A tornado swept Albany from the southwest Wednesday afternoon killing Ben Jones, a Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company machinist, and Jake Johnson, a one-year-old boy. Injured include Luta Gladden, Jessie Davis, Annie Davis, and Jessie Woodall. Hundreds homeless. total property loss about 150000 dollars, with the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company suffering around 60000 dollars in destroyed buildings and machinery. Tornado insurance was sparse.
Senator Brackett of Saratoga introduced a resolution demanding Chauncey M Depew resign from the U S Senate soon after the legislature opened. The measure was debated then withdrawn by a 27 to 19 vote. Brackett said he would reintroduce it later while Senator Raines urged immediate action and opposed the withdrawal.
John A. McCall resigns the presidency of New York Life Insurance Company. Alexander J. Orr is appointed in his place with a salary of fifty thousand dollars per year. The board reduces the number of second view preliminaries to two, and introduces waivers, with a broader three.
A government report from the Empress of Japan steamer notes famine across Miyagi, Iwate, and Miyagi provinces in northern Japan, with 2,821,097 people threatened by the worst hunger since a deadly famine sixty years ago. The survey details widespread starvation and escalating mortality in the affected areas.
Northport reports a stable boy tied to a frightful prank scene. The dentist Dr D W Bimpeon is linked to a fatal shooting of Bartley J Harner, a wealthy fisherman. The boy, employed by Mr Horner, was in the kitchen when the crime occurred and has recounted the victim’s last words to the coroner.
Lieutenant Rey Le Taylor of the coast artillery was court martialed for asking a sergeant to change seats at a theatre in New London Connecticut. The verdict was announced last week after a theatre incident involving a member of his own company in uniform.
An advertisement extols Hewlett's Three Crown Pure Cream of Tartar Baking Powder as ideal for home use. It claims it enhances hot breads biscuits cakes and muffins with sun shine health and satisfaction and urges readers to ask their grocer.
A passage explains vaudeville as a corruption of Vaux de Vire, two Normandy valleys in Bocage. The term originally described songs about current stories, composed by Oliver Basselin in Vire, gaining popularity across France and taking their name from the native place Les Vaux de Vire.
The Famous Red Cross Ball features the Truss Company of South Bend providing large two inch founta blau to guests, marking a notable society event with ample donations and community support.
Discussion outlines how English knighthood criteria hinge on wealth with thresholds of 15000 dollars for most, 50000 for a hero net, plus owning a country seat and provisioning an eldest son. Critics say such wealth tests undermine merit and burden recipients who cannot sustain dignified station.
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