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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
3
A 1905 ad invites two women to submit catchy names for a new Three Crown Brand Coffee line. Participants may mail four proposed names with the author’s address and the newspaper name, offering $25 for the top choice and $16 for the second, with a June 16 deadline.
A compilation of botanical notes on winter dormancy of bulbous plants and bulbs such as crocus and hyacinth. It contrasts plant hibernation with animal sleep and cites a six month South Africa cure for consumption and a testimonial about Pontum Food Coffee from a San Francisco conclave.
The Heras family of acrobats will stage a new play for Margaret Anglin said to be based on a German drama of emotional power. Paul Armstrong is commissioned to write a cy for Arthur. Debuts and tours for Hofmann and other stars are noted alongside upcoming premieres and comebacks.
A stream of theater gossip details mis spellings of Robson and Stewart on a trip to San Francisco, agent letters, and the Frikée paper. Lew Fields demands $400 for a Nebraska engagement, while Miss Maile Adams is billed for Peter Pan and Marta Caill rejects stage kisses.
A long excerpt discusses posture and movement teaching, urging upright head position, chest lifted, and proper foot strike. It links confidence and grace to a strong, extended posture and deep breathing, then shifts to a tuberculosis prevention discussion with Dr Ambler stressing early diagnosis, patient instruction, and community awareness as key to reducing mortality.
Dr Arnold discusses the daily toothbrush, noting most bristles come from hogs in Russia or China and handles from beef bones. He cites English and French brushes as superior in form, warns cheap German and Japanese brushes are often unsanitary, and explains why many designs fail to clean interproximal spaces.
A columnist argues that even slight physical derangements leave lasting marks on the body and mind. It asserts doctors mislead patients with optimism, saying normal functions are restored, while permanent damage accumulates and can cause eventual breakdowns.
An odd scholarly note discusses potato consumption by aluinities et t end by Wale dran in the Revue para Buns. It lists annual per capita intake across various locales with figures around 980 to 1 384 pounds and mentions daily and quarterly fractions.
The article praises a new acetylene lighting system at the Chickamauga military post at the entrance to the battlefield. It notes sixty five street lamps, six and one half miles of mains, and two miles of arc lights supplying the site. It highlights government contracts since 1904 and the safety and efficiency of acetylene lighting for military and public use. It also briefly mentions German city street cleaning by women.
Advertisement notes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children in New York homes to cure feverishness stomach trouble teething disorders and worms. Claims sample mailed free to Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also a vignette about a boy asking for half a spool and the clerk quoting two cents for the cheapest cotton.
The Kuss Company of South Bend Indiana notes large 202 packages seats for an event.
The notice mixes advice against debt with a broad claim about remedies for catarrh. It references J. W. O’Neil of Minneapolis and mentions Japanese chopsticks as a decorative guest item. The text distorts medical claims and product ingredients, offering a broad, dubious remedy claim.
In a terse scene from the New York Herald a trembling defendant pleads for mercy as the magistrate orders payment of fifty fist and a horse as the price of release. The steely judge enforces a stark proverb in a moralizing vignette.
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