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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
7
In a tale from old Clay County Missouri, an Irishman tries to hire extra counsel before Judge Philander Lucas. He accuses the judge of understanding the law well from both bench and dinner, offering to pay to help his own case. The humor rests on a pun about legal maneuvering and respect for the bench.
Fresh air clears cobwebs from the brain and renews strength and sight. It eases daily burdens, improves patience, and lightens hard work, offering a brighter day and greater resilience in苦 daily life.
Captain W. J. Craven of the sailing vessel Indrasahma reports a voyage from Singapore to port yesterday with a cargo of hemp, oriental curios and tea. He describes releasing five large snakes and thirty-nine monkeys in Singapore and taming them aboard. A monkey keeper named Abdul Vin Jangin allegedly performed a charm to calm the animals before rewatching them.
A missionary returning from Siwith America reports a tribe near Ofurotutofagosta worships a relic image of the Iron Chancellor, called Himbarko, as their god. They offered offerings to their idols during drought but saw no relief until a farmer’s hut print of Bismarck was brought to their temple. Since then, the tribe conducts rituals and sacrifices to the emperor as a deity.
Ike Morse once lived in West Compton and was famed for his wit and frequent relocations. The report notes he moved eleven times in the year he resided there, illustrating his restless pattern and public persona.
A neighbor finds a restless mover packing once more as Ike explains the habit of moving frequently. The nearby hens are described oddly as lying on their backs with legs tied, framing a curious domestic scene in a tense moment.
Samuel Kerstetter told the Democrat office of his son Samuel shooting four bears in the mountains north of Laurelton. In about two minutes five shots killed a she bear and three cubs, with the old bear weighing 261 pounds and cubs weighing 11, 11, and 1 pounds. The mother bear was sold for and each cub for 1, totaling 15 dollars for the Center Hall Democrat.
While plowing near Oxnard California Peter Donlon unearthed an old Spanish origin cannon about 200 years old. The weapon lay fourteen inches beneath the surface, measures about five feet long and has a three inch bore. It was hauled to Donlon’s home weighing between 1000 and 1400 pounds. local reports note the cannon’s age and origin with curiosity.
The Dresden district hosts 420 factories making artificial flowers leaves plants and fruits. About 250 to 7,000 workers are employed per facility, with total personnel around 10,000. The majority of workers are women.
A Pennsylvania surgeon reports the frog heart as exceptionally lively with high vitality. Recent experiments indicate the frog’s heart maintains valvular action for a full day after the body is fully removed, highlighting remarkable endurance in a common frog.
A fragment from a Franco-Prussian War era tale describes a collie saved from famine by its owners during starvation. In the end the pet is doomed to be eaten, and the family mourns before eating the bones, with the absent-minded master remarking Rover would have enjoyed them.
A London physician at a medical society meeting claimed tooth extraction unnecessary and described a remedy using alum and ether to cure toothache linked to rheumatism. The article also discusses early brain science by Dr Stephen Paget and the social impact of pantomime on youth, citing the Jack Sheppard notoriety.
A woman adds a six foot long marble topped dresser to her old mahogany collection. Friends debate judgments on taste as one man evaluates the scene and muses about using the slab in a risqué home scenario after a hot summer night.
A call loan is a loan that a lender may demand repayment on at any time. Call money refers to funds set aside for the repayment of such a loan.
A clergyman from Michigan recalls early coffee troubles and how switching to Postum improved his nerves sleep and overall health. He credits a Cloud and a bowl to Wellville booklet for guidance and testifies to stronger mental clarity after adopting the beverage.
A Olympia resident narrates a decades old illness from six winters ago, describes back pain and paralysis, credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring normal urine and mobility after a week, and notes a six box course and lasting relief. Sold by druggists 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Argentina shows a gold stock of 6 83 400 000 while notes issued rise at a rate of 22727 percent. An additional 25 000 000 unguaranteed note circulation is noted alongside.
A girl who cares for the home invented a "grumble book" so the family may vent their complaints. The device, called Mrs Winslow's Soothing ing antiee, suggests a method to channel grievances without friction. The passage reflects a domestic humor tone of the era and highlights inventive household problem solving.
The story tells Walter Scott, a Death Valley gold miner, riding from Los Angeles to Misheno on a special Santa Fe train in under 1 day, reportedly the fastest long distance run on American rails. It praises Santa Fe track and equipment while noting the ride as a novelty, with ads for rail routes and related services.
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