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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
14
In the frostbound ranges of Spitzbergen coal has been discovered prompting interest in new energy supplies. Grocers promise refunds to customers who are unsatisfied as the public shows growing demand for fuel.
A copy of Corroggio's altered painting The Repeatant Magialen was seized by police in Canyel Germany. The operation involved Jared Dur and Bed Crowe Tall HL. Development work in oil fields near Ky i, Cateila, Alaska, reportedly totals $1,040,000 spent by various companies seeking oil.
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The piece urges citizens to teach illness prevention in the presence of a tuberculosis patient and to provide aid and compassion. It lists duties for teachers, clergy, editors, employers, and philanthropists, and outlines strict disinfection methods, ventilation, and fumigation to curb spread. It emphasizes duty to influence others toward prevention and healthy living.
A scanned recipe snippet lists steamed rice and various bread and dessert ideas. It describes washing rice, steaming, and a marmalade-like sauce with dried apples, plus Graham bread dough using milk, flour, and sugar, and pastry techniques for crisp creams and ribbon sandwiches.
The article lauds Mary A. Bickerdyke as a focused nurse and organizer who aided Union soldiers from Belmont to Sherman’s marches. It highlights her cow and hen relief mission, hospital work in Memphis and Gayoso, and later life aiding veterans, with quotes on soldier dignity and a reverent portrait of her motherly care. It also recalls Illinois Thirteenth Regiment feats at Missionary Ridge and Chickamauga, noting flags and bravery recognized by Sherman and Hooker.
The piece analyzes death tolls from war comparing soldiers and disease, argues against war by mortality figures. It notes Confederate losses likely not greater than Union and cites a Vermont soldier diary from 14th year and a discovery of an item in Florida postwar. It mentions A M Brallard of Westtown and Quartermaster George B. Jones.
JW Walls, Superintendent of atrects of Lebanon, states Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick lasting relief from severe back and kidney pain after irregular kidney action. The ad notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as proprietors and price 50 cents per box. The piece ends with a tip on true rest by darkened room reflection.
The Garfield report shows the packing industry earns about two percent of business volume in profits. Government census data from 1900 indicate millers in Illinois had nearly seven percent gross margins, while fifty-one wholesale slaughter and meat packing establishments earned about two percent. The American Homestead notes competition among thousands of mills prevents trusts, suggesting the agitation may reveal “all squeal and no wool.”
A Paterson man stabbed his friend over fifteen cents, noted by the Newark Advertiser as an odd display of friendship. The paper comments on what he might do for a five dollar note, reflecting rough newspaper prose and local sensational tone.
The article notes about 26 000 people work in Swiss watch factories not counting home workers. It lists 627 factories with 218 making complete watches 208 disks and the remainder dials crystals jewels and other parts. The piece includes advertisement style lines about travel rates and trademark safety marks.
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