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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1903

Page

7

Peruna Promotion Letters Claim Catarrh Cure

An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh with testimonials from users including W Fuller of Los Angeles. It urges readers to write to Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio for free advice and a pamphlet of letters attesting to the remedy’s effectiveness.

Hartman Aphe Los Angeles W. Fuller Cal Peruna Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Monroe Doctoring Turns Healthy Nation, Says Uproar

An old tale claims Monroe Dostoring paid his physician 4500 to cure a cold and sparked a nationwide “great system of Monroe doctoring” that supposedly made America healthier, while rival powers tremble. It mentions Allen's Foot-Ease and various potions, plus whimsical notes on Patti earnings and rail car condemnations.

Monroe America

Cannon Tells Good Story at Washington Dinner

A Washington dinner hosted by Secretary Root for military affairs members featured speakers who recalled revival meeting imagery. Cannon, Canton, and Caren commented on egos and experiences as Root invited remarks and a humorous line about a "poor tinker" ending the tale.

Washington Mato Xiort Root Caren

Odd Tales and Miscellany From a 1903 Scribbler

A column mixes humorous vignettes about a Newbury parson offering cheer to an Irish quarry victim and a gibe on a Reading hotelier loaning money to a rival candidate. It also cites curiosities from Pompeii finds and Admiral Dewey’s dog, plus remarks on Lord Roberts’ sword and John Wesley Gaines’ oratory.

Lord Roberts Europe Admiral Dewey Lond Roberts Portemouth Bogiiso Lend Roberta Gaines John Wesley Gaines Olmeted James

Working Girls Ignoring Pain Find Relief With Pinkham Remedy

A letter from a New York City reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pain and backache. She credits the product with restoring health after a strenuous work life and urges others to write for free medical advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Paine Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham New York City

Quotations on progress and Bentham relics in gallery display

The piece notes a strong minded speaker arguing that poetry is not essential to civilization and quotes a line amid a bar scene. It then describes Serena’s car indictments and a remote gallery case guarding a Bentham skeleton and notes on the college history. It closes with Jay Cooke’s farming wealth and farm produced foods at his table including fine baked apples.

Stratere Serena Tollege London Akeleton Jeremy Bentham Bentham Day Cooke Jay Cooke Agents Food

Asking Questions Changes a Man Life Through Food

A New York businessman describes long struggle with digestion headaches and fatigue. After trying Grape-Nuts he reports headaches easing, clearer thinking, fewer ulcers, and higher energy. He adds his color, strength, and endurance improved and he can bike 80 miles a day when weather allows. Name by the Pooja Co. Bal te Oreak.

New York Bleyela Slyem Pooja Co Bal Te Oreak

The Chinese New Year in New York Chinatown

Chinese New Year festivities fill New York's Chinatown with banners lanterns firecrackers and music as households greet the occasion and the streets glow with ornate robes and decorative signs. merchants and visitors observe the ritual feast with fruits sweetmeats incense and offerings near the joss house while neighbors exchange gifts and celebrate amid the bustling city scene.

Chinatown Pell and Mott Streets Poner Otebration Joss House Joal House

Fragmented Chinatown Ceremony Describes New Year Customs

A damaged excerpt depicts a chaotic scene around a Chinese New Year, noting women unseen in ceremonies while children appear in public dress. It mentions red paper offerings, a ceremonial exchange, and a surreal parade with troops, a cowboy, and a lady rider, leading to a chaotic rout and a hospital reference.

Chinatown Drese Ubolr IV Ram Holine Boune Biti Fabian Yokturn Ewama

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