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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
6
An old newspaper fragment promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain with claims of relief and lasting benefit. It also endorses Brandreth's Pills as a long standing laxative tonic for constipation. Mentions Winston Churchill and general health advice in a period tone.
The Bank of England employs about 1,000 people with annual wages of 1,250,000 dollars and 175,000 dollars in pensions.
A testimonial from Mrs. Sarsh Ramney of Litchfield Michigan praises Williams Pink Pills for restoring health after long illness and nervous debility. The ad states the pills are sold by druggists or by mail, with a price of two dollars per box, and offers a free booklet titled Plain Talks to Women.
A preacher urges residents to spend at home to support the country town. He argues obligation to the town outweighs mail order savings, noting the town sustains schools, churches, professions, and community life. The essay extols hometown loyalty as essential to civilization and progress.
A long letter extols buying 200 acres near town at 25 dollars an acre, arguing towns boost surrounding land value by about one dollar per year and that farmers gain from local markets, fruit profits, and town patronage. It urges supporting the little town over mail-order houses to sustain community prosperity and neighborly ties.
The fragmentary note references a judge and a protracted event, hinting at a legal or formal claim tied to a birth and identity. Names and clear context are absent, leaving a terse, unsettled excerpt focused on status and authority.
A humorous travel anecdote recounts James Haven Hyde planning a winter in Egypt and the Sahara, noting tropical flies as a persistent nuisance. A waiter explains a death from a fly’s possible stomach inflammation after a goat dish, with the traveler baffled by the mishap and the waiter’s reluctant conclusion.
Josiah Main, grandson of Rochester New Hampshire’s first settled minister, famed for wit and debate, once joined a gaggle at a grocery in a bet on who could pray best. Main started where the elder left off, adding what he omitted, winning the wager with a polished, fervent appeal that drew a crowd.
A questionable homemade mix claims to relieve kidney and bladder troubles. It lists Pluid Extract Dundelion, Compounil Kanon, and Compunit Syrup Sarsapariila with a dose of three teaspoons, sold as pharmacy ingredients and mixed by shaking in a bottle. The note urges sufferers to take the concoction despite unclear safety.
A Brooklyn mother cites a New York Globe report on disciplining an unruly four year old in public. On an elevated train the mother threatened to spank at the next station until the child behaved, and the child complied after a series of spankings. The mother claims the plan worked and says there has been no trouble in public since.
Researchers Frofeasora Parker and Wood of Calumb... university report a new element named belles. They claim it magnifies the metency of electric night by a factor and doubles lamp longevity without breaking, presenting potential advances in energy technology.
A humorous quip from a barber mocks rigid style as he trims a customer, saying the result shows why one should not always maintain a stiff upper lip.
The text outlines rug cleaning steps for rag rugs using beating, rinsing, and drying, noting bleaching of unbleached cotton with a hose method. It then recalls a historical moment where Sydney Smith mocked William Carey as a cobbler, yet Carey died at 13 with a bishop blessing his missionary work.
A travel tale recalls a Tibet bound woman with three husbands and a turquoise backboned locket. The narrator, a New York lawyer, notes pushback in court from experts and jokes about kidney shaped ore forms amid reflections on luck and vanity.
A newly engaged man recounts asking a girl to marry him and presenting an engagement ring. He recalls going to the theater last night and finding her in a Lat trimmed with lemons, causing embarrassment and worry about the ring. He wonders if the scene was real or a prank.
An apartment tenant faced a threatening visit from the agent who warned of consequences if rent was not paid immediately. The tenant warned that such intimidation would spread among tenants, reducing future rent collection.
A fragmentary note reports a minor, aged about 28 years, involved in smoking at an early hour. The garbled text references guardians or parents and hints at a poor condition or discipline context. The document is unreadable in key details.
A garbled passage discusses stone cutting methods, quarrying faults, and block shaping. It references masons, plans, and a fragment on how grain orientation affects strength, noting imperfection in standard sap tap placement and a historic Cotter item in national archives.
A woman in a North Side saloon, muttering over a drink, asks for whisky while chatting with a bartender and nearby men. The scene grows tense as she explains a personal motive, the group laughing and the exchange turning toward deflected threats and social mockery.
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