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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
7
Nessie Farrell of Brooklyn New York president of a church women’s group endorses a nerve and blood remedy. She testifies it strengthens broken health in worn out women, aids digestion and stomach function, and supports mothers and general female ailments.
A chaotic clipping reports numerous incidents including Joseph Ford shot and killed in Tracy California after a card dispute. Also notes stricken army pay provision, royal marriage in Coburg, and multiple violent events in Kentucky Missouri and Minnesota. References to bank robberies, fires, a kidnapping case, and political financial news across the United States.
Mrs. Mary J H Rouse of Cambridge says a severe fall five years ago caused kidney and back pains plus discolored urine and weight loss. After years of medicine she found relief and full recovery after using Yoan's Kidney Pills, now in excellent health. 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A minister at tea poses if immortality includes recognition in heaven. A guest Mrs In the swim refuses Eve, fearing she would not meet her. Then a collage of brief ads and quips follow, including eczema cures with Cuticura and a joke about Le Comte and a purse, all reflecting early 20th century tone.
Milwaukee grain merchant J. H. Van Burden says the agricultural department warned years ago that national losses due to rats reach at least 100 million dollars yearly. He estimates a rat population near 150 million, with about one third in large cities where grain access is higher. He notes the cost of feeding a rat is about 50 cents annually.
A vintage ad promotes a cold remedy mixing glycerine with whiskey and pine oil, to be dosed every four hours. It notes production by Globe Pharmaceutical Co in Dayton and lists a pine cone extract sold in half ounce vials. The item also quotes Gov Hughes praising the West End Woman's Republican club with a Venice comparison.
A dubious advertisement touts “Billion Dollar Grass” promising three crops yearly on 100 acres with high seed value and large hay yields. It urges sending money to Salzer Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin for a supposed original weed catalog and farm seed package, with exaggerated production claims and a demand for postage.
A terse clash over a canine attack ends with a witty remark about raising the dog as a vegetarian. The exchange shows local heat over pets and a humorous twist. No further details or names are provided in the readable fragments.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer clipping notes a claim that deafness is curable through constitutional remedies tied to the Eustachian tube. The ad promises one hundred dollars for a cataract-like cure verified by doctors, with humorous remarks about royalties and a joke about lost ears.
A humorous exchange among a mother, brother, and father centers on a baby’s resemblance and the light wasting quip about gas meters. A substitution scene features Mrs Parkway and Nexblok discussing loneliness on trips, with a parrot anecdote. An ad hints at Brown’s Bronchial Traches and a Toybee quote urges fearless authenticity.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Fige and Elixir of Senna as a proven laxative. It asserts gentle action on internal organs, natural relief, and physician approval, urging readers to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product from leading druggists.
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