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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
7
Veteran David W. Martin of Bolivar Missouri describes kidney trouble after war injuries and crediting Deans Kidney Pills with relief. The piece also notes cold hands cures with hot potatoes, Trandreth’s Pills as a blood purifier, and a brief NYC naming history of Manhattan Island.
A dialogue unfolds among a crowd where a kindly man debates with a cynic about boyhood and risk. They discuss fallen snow, splashed water, temperance, and the lure of adult freedoms versus safety and responsibility.
An old item warns readers about a cheap home remedy using Virgin Of Pine Pure glycerine and whisky that claims to cure colds and coughs in 24 hours. It also notes Albert Douglas’s humorous reaction to hotel room pricing in Washington while awaiting his wife’s opinion on living arrangements.
An unclear OCR item references a seed firm from Go, La Cymsee, boasting long oat products and cereal hay food. It mentions Salser Seed and Boetz with probable catalog language indicating sales or offerings for large oats and related feed items.
A mailer from Salar Seed Co and partners including Yonna and La Croaue in Wisconsin advertises free samples of Two Foot Long Oute and other crops. The mailing targets Duyens and mentions Wigege Seed and Tool Catalog.
A girl recalls a visitor’s tale of woe and a woman admits sharing wine and meals. The exchange hints at social tensions as the guest’s gratitude fades and suspicion rises about future aid.
Augustus Squire, a 65 year member of the Cutlers' Company of London, died at home after a long life marked by frugal habits. He avoided telegrams and telephones, traveled rarely by public conveyances, and kept to traditional routines in Finch.
Cole, longtime dean of Drake University law school in Des Moines, has been awarded a Carnegie pension of $1,280 a year. He had previously graduated from Harvard Law School.
The piece notes a Panama government concession holder near the Isthmus of Panama with substantial oyster bed rights in the Pacific Ocean about 75 miles from Panama City. He ships pearls primarily to Paris, reflecting a major international pearl trade amid local claims of monopoly.
A Chicago woman reports three years of severe eczema cured by Casicura Remedies after failed treatment from many doctors. She attributes full recovery to Cutburd Soap Ointent and Pils used for three months, dated October 8 1905 and witnessed by L S Berges.
Col Silas W Burt, recently elected President of the Civil Service Reform association, is identified as a naval officer who served under the first Grant administration.
Suffering women urged to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for backaches headaches nervousness irregularities and related disorders. Letters from supporters claim dramatic improvements and the ad invites free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lyon Massachusetts.
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