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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
7
A letter from Annie Hendrer of Rocklyn Washington praises Peruna as a wonderful medicine. She claims it cured long standing ailments, improved ability to work in the house and with cows, and brought happiness. The message emphasizes the doctor Dr Hartman and Peruna as a renowned remedy praised by many women.
A London Evening Standard rant about abbreviations cites the Baker Street and Waterloo line nickname Bakerloo Tube and argues for resisting simplification. The piece notes public use of the term revived official sanction while lampooning modern buzzwords and slang in travel and daily life.
A daughter of Hinabethtown recounts to AraeNue how grape-nut food restored her husband’s health after severe appetite loss and collapse. She credits the product with renewed appetite, weight gain, and improved strength, praising its natural nourishment and the brand’s claimed benefits.
Guatemala blamed for provoking the crisis asserts it sought peace and denies fighting after agreeing to cease hostilities. Armistice went into effect at 6 am as Guatemala names three representatives and a secretary for a peace conference. John Jenkins, American consul general, aids in assessing neutrality and easing the Central American conflict.
Washington reports from the bureau of manufactures indicate a major Japanese plan to nationalize all industries. Nationalization of railways is described as a first step toward broader state control. A proposed joint government and private capitalists venture would run Manchurian railways forests and mines.
Mary Lester, once Belle and heiress Lady Curzon of Keddles, died after a long illness at Walmer Castle Kent. She was daughter of Levi Letter of Chicago and widow of George N Curzon, eldest son of Rev Alfred Curzon. She owned about 3 million dollars in her own right. The couple wed in 1895 after Curzon’s early service under Salisbury and foreign affairs posts.
A dispute between Conrad Schirmer and his teenage son ended with the youth struck by a broken glass fragment at a home on East 109th Street near Misa Clara Lar. Police arrested the youth amid the tense confrontation and possible fatal wound concerns.
A wide set of items from a late century paper reports: ships collide and drift, a Greek band abducts and murders Bulgarians near Kar feria, oil train crashes near Plantereville Texas, Lady Bernhardt honored with Legion of Honor, U S foreign trade totals reach 2.97 billion, and notable deaths and political violence stories across the world including a New York riot, a Swiss avalanche, and a Missouri political event.
A large black bear caused excitement in a local area last week. Discovered near Aleck Park’s residence with a bold air, the creature evaded two fierce dogs and fled across the meadow toward Harper Wolford’s creek, pursued by a tired crowd.
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