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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
14
An advertisement claims Doan's Kidney Pills provide quick back pain relief from kidney issues with lasting effects. It cites a user story of persistent kidney trouble and mornings of languor, then asserts complete benefit after use. Also promotes Brandreth's and andreth's Pills as trusted laxatives and blood purifiers with long histories.
The Bank of England reports about 1,000 employees with annual wages of 1.25 million dollars and pensions totaling 175 thousand dollars each year.
A testimonial from Mrs Sarsh Ramney of 1008 St John St Litchfield MI claims severe digestive and nerve pain eased after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes long illness after childbirth, weight gain, nerves and fatigue, then says recovery followed taking the pills. The ad sells pills at 2.00 with a free booklet offered.
A preacher exhorts readers to keep money at home, arguing the moral obligation to support the country town. He claims local spending sustains the town’s finances, schools, churches, and professions, preserving virtue and community. The piece touts home trade as right and beneficial for all residents.
A letter urges readers to keep business local to support rural land value and community stability. It argues that towns raise land prices within ten miles, create local markets for peaches and other produce, and sustain farmers through steady cash from sales, while warning against patronizing mail order houses and city commerce. The author, William H. Hamby, appeals to neighbors to protect their town’s future and moral welfare.
Judge notes a historic birth and its symbolic impact on status and authority, with reference to a figure tied to the era. The fragment hints at lineage, power, and legitimacy within a legal or civic context. Further readable details remain unclear in the text.
A New York writer recounts a tropical winter trip with James Haven Hyde. They discuss the nuisance of flies in Egypt Morocco and Algeria and tell a comical tale of a fly dying after a hard piece of couscous. The waiter offers a guessing explanation without certainty.
Josiah Main a grandson of Rochester New Hampshire’s first settled minister, famed for wit and debating skill, once challenged by a crowd at a grocery to outdo a rival in a bet. He prayed with greater eloquence, began where the elder left off, and won the wager, proving his sharp tongue and clever action.
An old pharmacy-style remedy claims to relieve kidney and bladder issues with a homemade mix of fluid extract dandelion, compound Kanon, compound syrup sarsaparilla, and water or alcohol. The instructions advise one teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime, noting ingredients are available at good pharmacies and to shake well before use.
A Brooklyn mother solved her four year old daughter’s publicized behavior by threatening to spank at the next station. The tactic, used on an elevated train, led to the child’s submission after a series of playful misdeeds. The Globe notes the method calmed the youngster and stopped public disruption.
Magnified 45 times, Frofeasora Parker and Wood of Ca Lumble University announce a new element named belles. It supposedly amplifies the metency of electric night and doubles lamp life without breaking.
A fragmented comic quote shows a barber scolding a customer for a stiff upper lip as he finishes a shave, highlighting a playful exchange over appearance and mood.
The guide outlines rug cleaning by beating, hanging, and thoroughly rinsing with a hose until the rinse runs clear, then drying. It adds a method for unbleached cotton and linen, pinned and rinsed, to save labor. An aside recalls William Carey as a missionary once mocked as a cobbler, later honored by the Indian church leadership at his death.
A narrator recounts meeting a Tibetan woman with three husbands and a turquoise locket, and reflects on luck charms and courtroom tricks. The piece weaves notes of cultural curiosity with brief snippets on legal testimony and a mining engineer's cross examination, ending with a dated period voice from Harper's Weekly.
A newly engaged man recalls proposing to a girl who accepted but later arrived at the theater with a lemon trimmed Lat outfit. He felt embarrassed yet she smiled, leaving him to wonder if the ring would be returned and questioning if all was as it seemed.
A city apartment dweller, behind on rent, faced a threatening in person demand from the agent who warned of consequences. The tenant warned that such remarks could spread among tenants, potentially stopping rent altogether this winter.
An OCR damaged fragment mentions a 28 year old and a minor under guardianship. It references a cigarette, a hint of a legal action, and financial strain tied to parental involvement. The readable text is inconsistent and partially garbled.
Fragmented lines describe masonry craft, quarrying methods, and block shaping. Mentions Francis W In the Engineering Novy and references to planey of tray ture known to quarrymen. Discusses edge, grain, and fault lines in paving blocks and the plane of imperfections in stone placement. References secret cotter and national archives with a mysterious key.
A woman in a North Side saloon asks a bartender for a quad of whisky, speaking softly as five men stand nearby. The exchange reveals tension and curiosity among onlookers as the scene unfolds toward late hours, with wary glances and uneasy humor from the crowd.
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