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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1906

Page

14

Minnesota Merchant Is Cured by Dawns Kidney Pill

Prominent Minnesota dry goods merchant Hayden of Hayden & Co Albert Lea Minn reports severe back pain weakness and nocturnal discomfort from kidney trouble. After using Dawns Kidney Pill his kidneys normalize and back pain vanishes with no relapse. Available 30 cent box from Potter Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

O G Hayden C, C, Hayden & Co Albert Len, Minn Dawn Totace Ipl Dale 30 Cent Box Fotter Milburn Co Fuffalo

Chestnut Flour of Corsica Used in Island Diets

Chestnut flour, ground from dried nuts milled by a simple water wheel, is used as bread or polenta across Corsica. It has 11–12 percent moisture in cheaper grades, stores poorly, moulds quickly, and bread quality is inferior due to poor fermentation and composition similar but lighter in nitrogen than wheat flour.

Coralca M. Comte

Before the Age of Buttons Readership Note

A peculiarly phrased expose discusses historic romance readers misreading a phrase. It explains the shift from lacing to buttons and how common parlance changed with clothing fastening methods. The piece links a bygone saying to the invention of buttons and the decline of lace fastening in daily conversation.

Chaucer

Expedition to Arctic Aimed at Science Not Pole Quest

University of Chicago professors expect Lefingwell and Mikkelsen to pursue Arctic exploration for geography geology and meteorology study rather than pole hunting. They anticipate examining Eskimo history frozen land geography hydrography climate and potential island continents amid open summer waters and reported copper deposits.

Leffingwel Mikkelsen Arctic University of Chicago North Pole Pole Lefingwell Milkelsen Ernest

Princess Henry of Pless A Wealthy English Socialite

Princess Henry of Pless, known as the Dolsy to friends, is described as one of England’s most reguliful women. Daughter of Prince Henry XI of Pleas she is noted for beauty and a fine voice and is linked to vast Silesian mines. Her father-in-law’s recent German dukedom is mentioned along with Purgtenburg castle.

Henry of Pless England Cornwallis Prince Henry Intan Prince Henry XI Silesia Belie Richter Germany Fraulein Krupp Baron Bletehroder Berlin Purgtenburg Hia Son Denehter-In

Effects of Forests on Rivers Meeting Report

At a Minn conference of the international navigation congress discussions centered on how forest destruction affects river flows and sediment transport. The paper notes cited varied experiences across several nations, with emphasis on safeguarding watersheds and coordination among countries.

Minn New York Mornald

Fragmented Verse on Political Doubts and Doubtful Laureates

A garbled verse fragment discusses a parliamentary poet laureate and political themes. The passage mentions poetic figures and uncertain lines about governance, mentors, and reform, appearing as a fragmented, satirical chant.

Wrinkie Comes Pig Meetel Effyry at WY Talent Show

A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a local event featuring Wrinkie and Meetel Effyry in a town or school setting. The text references a performance or contest, with mentions of participants, timing, and a public display. Details are unclear due to garbled text.

Pinchot Remarks Spark Female Correspondence

Suffers for indiscreet remark, Gifford Pinchot, chief of the bureau of forestry, told a congressional committee that he valued a woman at no more than fifty dollars a month. He attracted letters from several women, including Helly Green, who implied that any man who would repeat the statement was worth only a few cents annually to the government.

Gifford Pinchot Bureau of Forestry Congress Pinchot Helly Green

Fragmented OCR poem fragment names dull dinner doom

Fragmentary text from an OCR page hints at a poem or essay on hunger and fatigue with references to a writer at Columbia and a discussion of September carbohydrates. The garbled lines mention renewal, fatigue, and a bleak luncheon scene, with scattered phrases about life and chemistry.

Moltke Taciturnity and the Forgotten Debate

A garbled text fragment references Von Moltke and a general, mentioning taciturnity and a debated wartime strategy. It hints at overheard words, diplomatic or military themes, and questions whether a misread phrase affected actions or perceptions. The passage is unclear and partial.

von Moltke Count von Moltke Malthe Todd

Fragmented OCR speech about Hyrian Youth's Companhia tale

A damaged OCR passage references Horabing of Angnatry and Mr Chuey with a convoluted discussion. It mentions a Byrian at Wren Omit eMLCNEWO and asks to "Add wee ET iquire" while noting a conversation about the Chebetion religion and a family affected by opiate-related issues, all within a cryptic historical context.

Chuey Wren Ria Mui Leyy

Tombstone Ad Mirrors Era In Roglieh Churchyard

An OCR fragment describes a tombstone memorial for Nathaniel Godbold esq inventor and proprietor of Veget able Balm, praising its use against consumption and asthma. It oddly shifts to a travel note about India railways lacking sleeping cars, converting seats to berths, and travelers providing bedding, and noting no dining cars.

Roglieh Sta Ating Nathaniel Godbold India

Footbath Advice for Weak Heart Relief

A writer suggests a warm footbath eases heart pain in those with organic heart disease. Soak feet for a short time in moderately warm water. avoid water so hot that it becomes unbearable.

Beginning to Doubt in Thief Stories from Uncle Jerry Pee

Uncle Jerry Peebles muses on corruption in high places saying every tale of rattio among thieves may be false. He reflects on skepticism toward reports of widespread dishonesty and questions such claims.

Uncle Jerry Peebles

German Sabers Spread Worldwide From Captured Stock

Fragmentary passage notes that sabers from Europe were distributed globally to savage tribes in Africa, Arabia, and even Russia. It mentions Germany purchasing 20,000 condemned French sabers.

Europe Germany World Africa Russia

Expensive Birthday Remark Sparks Odd Oba Episode

A garbled quotation from a dated source mentions an event described as an expensive birthday and notes a remark about it being lucky for Methy relatives. The text includes misread names and broken phrases, with unclear location or date, but centers on a birthday occurrence and a reaction from Obae Eventa and Thi.

Yonkera Bratonman Wallah

New Food Law Demand for Clearer Ingredient Labels

The article urges a national pure food law to let consumers know exactly what is in their food. It cites Postum Cereal Co and Grape Nuts as examples of truthful labeling and calls on readers to pressure Congress and their representatives to support comprehensive food protection. It argues against deceptive or variable standards and emphasizes personal liberty and informed choice.

Uys Congress Gov't Commission Postum Cerral Co. Ltd Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Lees Infante Washington Tim Elias Labor Trust Witnexe America

Push for Pure Food Bill Circulation Drive

Text urges readers to move approval and sign name and address, sending to their congress representative and a U S Senator. Encourages buying publications to cut out, keeping a copy, and sharing with friends to boost support for the Pure Food bill.

Congress U. S

Federal act on food ingredient labeling becomes law

A historic bill requires every food package to display a complete list of ingredients in plain English, with maker’s name and address. It mandates labeling on exterior coverings, bans tampering, imposes fines up to three hundred dollars, and authorizes Agriculture Department inspectors to enforce the act. It is set to take effect on October 1, 1900.

Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress District of Columbia Thy Department of Agriculture Columbbia Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Agrinullird

District and State Officials Urged to Support Measure

The undersigned respectfully asks district representatives and state senators to back the measure. The plea emphasizes local benefits and urges prompt action to advance the proposal for City and Feud concerns.

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