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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
10
Amy M Dyke A N C A B H 103 writes from Mesves France to a bereaved mother on Mother's Day. She describes caring for the wounded American youth, his bravery, and burial near Dijole, noting U S graves and French care. She hopes for a photograph and asks for any news back in California.
A civic appeal urges every young man to become a Maker by saving regularly and buying War Savings Stamps. It warns that a Breaker wastes money and risks the future, urging readers to start a savings account and follow the motto Save first, spend afterward.
A brief health note advises applying Chamberlain’s liniment twice daily to the back and massaging the muscles thoroughly at each application to ease pain.
The Chandler Six seven passenger touring car leads Lincoln County Garage spring offers with a larger, more comfortable body and refined finish. The new four passenger roadster features a high hood and radiator and an advanced design. Also noted are teachers examinations and an August Teachers' Institute in Lincoln County with a state mandated attendance and a Chautauqua event.
A note extols Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, claiming it eases pain and suffering and offers relief to sufferers who fear ongoing discomfort. The advertisement-style copy suggests the product provides rest and renewed ease.
The fragment hints at a Nazimova stage drama revealing a dramatic tale through intense eyes and emotional contrasts. Details are sparse, but the piece foregrounds performance, emotion, and a striking visual focus.
A fragment meditates on wartime savings stamps and changing fortunes. It notes how people saved early for future spending and contrasts past scarcity with present street scenes, hinting at national memory and economic shifts.
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