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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
15
A farmer woman from Rocklyn Washington writes that Peruna, via Wonderful Medicina, cured her long illness after years of failed medicines. She says she can work again, care for cows, and thanks Dr. Hartman for Peruna’s benefits, noting many women write similar letters.
A London columnist laments abbreviations and notes the Baker Street Waterloo route became Bakerloo Tube. The piece discusses public acceptance of shortened names, warns against over simplification, and mentions related phrasing in Chronicle and other items like wedding presents.
A dramatic tale from Hinabethtown recounts how a pastor listed severe loss of appetite and weight until he began using Grape-Nuts. After a short period, he reports regaining strength, appetite, and noticeable weight gain, praising the product as a natural, effective aid.
Guatemala blamed for provocation amid revolutions as armistice in Central America goes into effect at 6 am. Guatemala's Munoz announces three commissioners and a secretary will attend a peace conference in San Jose aboard the Marblehead. John Jenkins, American consul general, is guiding efforts toward reestablishing neutrality and peace with Salvador.
Washington reports the Japanese government is pursuing a broad program to nationalize and control all industries. Railways may be nationalized next with state private partnerships to run Manchurian rails forests and mines. If successful, American firms seeking Orient trade will face Japanese commercial power rather than direct competition.
Mary Lester, once heiress and Belle of Chicago, known as Lady Curzon of Kedleston, died Wednesday evening after a prolonged illness and recent heat intensified debility. Daughter of the late Levi Z Letter of Chicago, she possessed about 3 million dollars. She married George N. Curzon in 1895, later Lord Curzon of Kedleston and Viceroy of India, a key figure under the British government.
In New York a quarrel between Conrad Schirmer and his 1 papald son, Conrad, at the home of the youth’s mother Misa Clara Lar on East 109th Street led to the youth being wounded by a piece of glass. The assailant was arrested.
A historic roundup notes a Greek band abducted and killed eight Bulgarians at Malavista near Kar feria, a Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe train collision near Plantereville killed two and injured three, a steamer collision en route to Montreal damaged near Beachy Head, and various political and social events including Russia Austria relations, a drowning avalanche in Switzerland, a New York riot over ice rations, and notable deaths and honors across continents. The report also mentions US commerce, a Rome theatre pamphlet, and railway and livestock discussions in Chicago.
A large black bear stirred excitement in Hampshire county last week. Discovered near Aleck Park residence with bold bearing, the bear fled through garden and meadow pursued by men and dogs before vanishing into the creekside jungle.
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