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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
6
In the Spitzbergen mountains coal is reported to have been discovered. The announcement notes that merchants will refund money to dissatisfied customers and emphasizes serving the public.
A contested painting titled The Repeatant Magialen was seized by Cantyel police in Germany amid a money dispute. The case involves alleged fakes, local officials, and references to oil field development spending totaling about 1.04 million dollars across multiple firms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tea and a note about selling loose tea and a person’s attempt to break a something. The readable content is unclear and names or dates are not evident.
The readable lines discuss tea drinking and crowding, mentioning a Weiler Feibe Biocon Maks by bag A Avani and Frain ae Rooetore. The excerpt is incomplete and unclear about participants or outcomes.
The readable portions suggest mentions of price, business, and transportation themes. No cohesive events or identifiable people or organizations are present to anchor a strong summary. The content appears as garbled OCR with scattered phrases and no clear narrative.
The text urges citizens to educate themselves and others about tuberculosis prevention. It outlines responsibilities for teachers clergy editors and employers to model hygienic practices, disinfect clothing and rooms, ventilate and whitewash spaces, and use sulfur fumigation to destroy germs. It emphasizes kindness to patients and urges decisive lifestyle changes to curb disease and alcoholism.
Readable lines describe steamed rice and Graham bread methods with sauce from dried apples. Other parts list cream crisps and ribbon sandwiches with misread, garbled measurements and instructions.
The article details the Memorial to Mary A. Bickerdyke, describing its simple lifelike sculpture of a wounded soldier aided by a nurse mother. It recounts her birth, early life, Civil War nursing work, care for hospitals, and notable missions from Belmont to Savannah, highlighting her Cow and Hen relief efforts and Republican-era biography.
A 19th century letter discusses death tolls from war and disease, estimating 44 285 soldiers killed and 49 205 died of wounds, with Confederate losses uncertain but not higher than Union. It argues war’s deadly cost equals or exceeds daily peacetime mortality and mentions a Vermont soldier diary found in Florida.
JW Walls, Lebanon supervisor, reports relief from kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad praises quick, lasting relief and urges trials, noting price 50 cents and availability at all druggists. Also contains a random note about rest in a darkened room and closed eyes.
A discussion on the Garfield report shows packing industry profits at about two percent of business volume. Census figures from 1900 indicate flour mills in Illinois earned nearly seven percent, while fifty one wholesale slaughter and meat packing establishments had about two percent. The piece notes millers' profits exceed packers and questions the beet trust agitation's impact.
A Paterson man stabbed his friend for fifteen cents, a crude act described with irony by the Newark Advertiser as an odd display of friendship. The printing errors noted reflect the era’s rough newspaper copy.
There are about 26 000 persons employed in the watch factories of Switzerland not counting several thousand in the house industry. There are 627 factories with 218 making complete watches 208 discs and the rest dials cr crystals jewels etc. Be It Now If You are avon we make a trip any where let me know Pleased to give you full information as to low rates. Santa He trade mark to the sign of safety applied and ease. GF WAHUILIGN Veal Agt AT & 5. F Ry Salt Lake City Utah Instead of going to law It would be better for a man to assign two things of his property to a lawyer and let it go at that.
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