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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
6
Incomplete text references Alexander McKennie and Cambridge pastorate, discussing medical procedures and religious observation. Mentions decline in certain practices and ancient Crekn rites, with bodies anointed with oil several times daily, suggesting ritual healing in a historical context.
Hospital doctors depend on Lydia KK for twelve hours of service at the sickbed in Virginia Granes Hospital and private homes as they share experiences and cautionary notes about a vegetable commuter program.
A formal agreement by the Gevrele commission to place a two sation statue in the capitol at Want logton is delayed until a July meeting of the communeton. The crowd discusses boiler explosions in the US and Britain, with counts of deaths and injuries.
A bill by Senator Mallory of Florida proposes public school facilities for Warrington, a nascent town near Pensacola grown from naval yard workers and settlers. The Navy yard influence built 300 houses and six churches. residents mainly fish or farm, pay no taxes, and vote sparingly.
Temperance readers note a European discovery that absinthe began as a harmless medical remedy. Ordinaire, a French physician and druggist in Switzerland, kept the secret formula which passed through his housekeeper to others, leading to a late eighteenth to early nineteenth century shift. A wealthy distiller later commercialized the modern, alcoholic version, unlike the original alcohol free remedy.
The Hamp shire Telegraph reports Commander Richardson Clover of the U S Navy praised Britain's navy as more capable than continental powers believe. It notes skeptical views at home and warns against overreliance on such flattery while acknowledging Britain’s seas strength.
Cal Barnes of Arcola Illinois fashioned an artificial leg and foot from wood with a pocket knife after losing his foot in the Klondike gold rush era. He and his brother Dr Omer Barnes were miles from camp when an accident damaged his right foot so severely that amputation was performed at once without any anesthetic.
The record states that 1,103,000 acres of land were cultivated in Australia in 186, with a prior figure of over 10,000,000 acres cited for 1699, indicating a dramatic expansion and later contraction in agricultural area over time.
A translated Indian newspaper snippet describes Nagala Chowty a feast where a sacred cobra is fed milk to prevent drowning and to seek refuge in nearby bushes as devotees scatter. It also recounts a 50 year old incident with Lord Townsend and a dramatic dinner, and a large weight comparison of a hogshead sized pig yielding over a wagonload of sausage and hog products.
Russell Sage uses a massive guard at his private office who can seize a man in seconds. A visitor reached for a handkerchief and was restrained by the bouncer in a swift iron grip amid the encounter.
An advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil to treat muscular soreness from exertion heat or cold noting rapid relief within twenty four hours with thorough rubbing for twenty minutes twice daily. It claims strengthening effects for athletes and recommends Vogeler's Curative Compound if soreness accompanies other diseases. Proponents in Baltimore Md offer a free sample.
The origin of Oregon traces to Jonathan Carver's Travels around 1778, with a possible corruption from the Spanish Aragon. The ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder for foot discomfort, claiming benefits for chilblains and sore feet, sold by druggists and shoe stores for 2 cents, with free samples offered to Allen S at a New York address.
A new pro Boers newspaper Paris Pretoria appears in Paris with communications from a large group of senators and deputies expressing sympathy for the Boers.
The article mentions Mrs. Mitten honored in Washington by a new auxiliary unit named Mary Sherman Milew. It also notes governors in Alabama Nebraska and Washington filling vacancies, caused by death or resignation, with lieutenant governors elected to fill those roles. The text includes unrelated advertising lines and garbled phrases about dyes and estate purchases.
A fragmentary remark praises a man named Mike for honesty amid gossip. The writer defends him against accusations of theft while noting close observation. The tone hints at a tribute to a trusted friend.
Letters praise Peruna as the universal remedy for catarrh and colds, with endorsements from governors editors and daily readers nationwide. A former Oregon governor notes he would endorse Peruna for other ailments, while a Columbus, Ohio company advertises the medicine and a free Winter Address book from Dr Hartman.
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