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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
15
In a City Hall report from San Antonio Texas Chis L Sauer Grand and Encampment J O FE Texas and Assistant in Awaitor recount their two year struggle with exhaustive head cold and grave debility. After taking Peruna in small doses they claim full restoration and urge friends to use Peruna.
In a domestic oddity Mrs. Alden a clubwoman of note debates elevating the lower classes and encounters a ragged wanderer at her back door who asks for a song ticket and later returns claiming readiness for breakfast The scene shifts to a kitchen exchange about wood chopping and scripture circulation in Russia with a mention of the Bible Society’s efforts during the prior year to spread over 500000 copies in Europe and Siberia.
A supreme judge sacrifices personal comforts to preserve focus and impartiality. He removes distractions and misinformation that could hamper his efficiency and ability to judicially weigh cases.
A physician reports shifting from meat to Grapenute for breakfast after a fall, claiming Indigestion resolved, weight gained, and strength restored. He prescribes Grapenute for patients with indigestion or overfeeding and cites relief within ten days as described in The Road to Wellness.
A Boston Herald account recounts Japanese troops in Manchuria maintaining canteens behind the front, selling cigarettes, beer, rice, and sweets to reserves. It notes officers supplying distillations and cigarettes as rationed perks, and observes soldiers’ tastes evolving with campaign experience. Also discussed is an electric chair device claimed to cure seasickness on ships, plus commentary on modern life strain and sensory overload.
The people of Grimaey near Iceland celebrate the late Professor Willard Flake's birthday as a provincial holiday. Flake left a trust fund of $12,000 to aid islanders, who number about 40, to improve living conditions.
Fragmentary OCR note references a plan and a mob delaying purchases. It mentions a rate with dollar down and per month payments, but details are unclear. The entry suggests customer impatience and a promotional scheme without concrete names or places.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss claims of over-eating, referencing milugionaries and Africa. The garbled text mentions Citham-Why and commtbils, with hints of regular gluttioo and VYoubore States mbb. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.
A list cites odd professions suggested for earning money including a flea catcher, dried fly merchant, mind maker, and a funeral and wedding souvenir writer. Notable ideas show novelty and include an Australia case where a paralytic son’s care generated recurring fees. The piece notes existing services like a motor library and umbrella exchange.
The Winnisimmet ferry line between Chelsea and Boston marks 275 years of continuous operation. Directors donate all fares from the day to R. S. Frost hospital of Chelsea for maintenance. Samuel Maverick earned the original charter. the line is the oldest in the United States.
Authorities and popular works disagree on the length of Bombyx mori cocoon fibre. Estimates range from 1,100 feet to eleven miles with Britannica citing 300 yards. New measurements in entomology show variation in fibre length among Milan exo yellow cocoons sold in the United States sourced from France.
In a Baltimore American exchange the theoretical educator tells an angry mother of many hyperactive children to adopt rational modern methods for rapid mental and moral development. The practical parent replies she raises her children by hand and will not permit machine made prodigies.
Conaul Mahin of Nottingham reports no swine fever in Great Britain as the disease dwindles to extinction in Great Belfamn. He credits scientific measures by the British board of agriculture and local authorities. The country shows 8140 coven in 1901 and only 817 in 1905 with regional groups enforcing regulations.
A terse oddball note from a Philadelphia area piece mentions a woman with sharp elbows able to move through life with little opposition from men. The tone hints at social reach and everyday resilience in urban spaces.
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