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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
15
Nessie Farrell of Brooklyn presides over a Young People's Christian Association and endorses a nerve and blood tonic. She testifies it strengthens worn-out women, aids digestion, and rebuilds stamina, praising its effects on young mothers and women’s ailments.
A chaotic, fragmented report lists shootings in Tracy and Kentucky, murders near Clayton and Evelyn, a fatal house fire in Pittsburg, bank heists in Minnesota, a legal reversal in Chicago, and political shifts from Portugal to Washington. It notes resumed steel production at Reading, a bank failure costs and indictments dropped, and a wave of domestic calamities amid broader economic concerns.
Mrs. Mary J. H. Rouse of Cambridge Massachusetts describes a five year struggle with back and hip pain kidney discharges weight loss and weakness. After taking Yoan’s Kidney Pills she experiences rapid relief and full recovery, now in excellent health. testimonials are promoted by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A collage of 1900s era clippings features a teahouse discussion about recognizing people in heaven, a testimonial for Cuticura eczema remedies from Mme. Napoleon Duceppe in Montreal, a humorous exchange about Le Comte and purse theft, stage-time quips from Mrs. Ryetop, and assorted advertising quips for Allen's Foot-Ease and digestion tips. The miscellany blends social witticisms with product endorsements and brief jokes.
A Milwaukee grain merchant, J H Van Burden, warns the grain industry of annual rat losses he estimates at 100 million dollars. He notes feeding tests show a rat costs about 50 cents a year and cites a national rat population near 150 million, with about a third in large cities where grain access is lower.
A fragment describes a home remedy mixing glycerine whiskey pine concentrate for colds and cites Globe Pharmaceutical Co as maker. It also notes Governor Hughes addressing the West End Woman's Republican club in New York and a Venetian Grand Canal simile about happiness.
An archaic advertorial claims a “billion dollar grass” crop with three harvests per year. It touts a single farmer selling 33 800 01 worth of seed on 100 acres, promises astonishing yields, and pushes mailing a seed catalog from Salzer Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin.
Sharp exchange follows a dog attack as Champ complains of injury and proposes a drastic, humorous course. Sharpe retorts with frustration, joking about raising the canine as a vegetarian. The dialogue captures a petty domestic dispute over a pet incident.
Odd medical claim cites failed cures and inflammatory issues in the Eustachian tube. The ad promises one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by taral remedies from physicians or druggists, with a comic exchange about a clock and a boy’s lost hearing.
An old man voices a chastening line as Katherine bids good night to a young man in the vestibule. A daughter and mother exchange affectionate banter about what being in love costs, while a parrot imitates household talk. An advertisement plugs Bronchial Traches for bronchial and lung trouble amid domestic humor.
An advertisement extols a laxative product as a valued household remedy. It claims gentle, natural relief for internal organs without harmful effects and asserts physicians approve its ingredients. The copy urges buying the California Fig Syrup Co version from leading druggists.
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