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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
8
Fragmentary item notes charity support and a pledge from Mrs Pinkham with an address at 756% Hill St and references to Bevo and forfeit. The text mentions Lot Association and Cal 1 with mentions of restoration, suffering, and aid for women.
The article mentions Temish Works and Kimipd dollars in Antwerp municipal housing, with references to workers, nurses, and cures for stomach trouble. It also notes Jewiah pioneers in Africa, speculation on paving Penn venue to Washington, and a distant plan to build wide streets and house blocks, referencing a 1080-year timespan and various figures.
A London column summarizes an album attributed to a Qanen of Urieen with gossip from rulers. It records quirky replies on happiness from the King of Gresco the King of Sweden Edward VII the Austrian Emperor and the King of Rowsla, followed by an odd ad for Allen’s Boot-Kase and a grisly French tragedy in St Etienne where a pastry cook killed his wife and burned her body in an oven before suicide.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cure claim and a drug reference with a Johnson quote praising a Bathurst physician. The text mentions a healer who dislikes fools rogues and Whigs and notes a one day cure claim and a drug refusal condition.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a cabbage variety touted as top seller with mentions of gardeners, farmers, and seed suppliers. Jumbled terms reference notable names and places, with cautionary phrases about market potential and seed quality.
A fragmentary notice states Tesant's Autobiography by Sir Walter Besant was announced for February and drew wide interest. It notes Besant’s amiable character and wide readership, with a brief marketing claim about a payment offer, sworn before a notary, dated December. It also briefly advertises Cheney Catsarrh Cure by Cheney Co. Cincinnati, asserting internal use and a sales claim.
A letter attributed to novelist Penimore Cooper, as reported by the Philadelphia Record, discusses European and American reception of his works. He argues Americans pay for nautical tales celebrating English scenes and asserts European success, countering claims of poor cross Atlantic reception.
In a discussion on plant nutrition, alfalfa root nodules are examined to see if deep roots access soil nitrogen beyond atmospheric sources. Separately, Vienna considers a sewage irrigation scheme to enrich poor land by sprinkling treated water, a method similar to European sewage farms already used in Berlin and Paris.
Intensive irrigation trials near San Bernardo Spain document maize barley and oats forage yields on seven and a half acres. Fertilizers include barnyard manure Thomas sing nitrate of soda and superphosphate with corn reaching 13 feet and about 40 tons per acre in good seasons. A second corn crop followed by green forage for barley or oats and land prepared for the next cycle. The Cow and Mert Mite Prof Clinton D. Smith presents five-year milk quantity conclusions noting richness and stability across lactation and minimal day to day variation in factory herd milk composition.
The French consul reports Finland will grant 60 000 Finnish marks to the Finnaf aukship company to run a regular Finland to Great Britain seamer service for five years starting November 1. The subsidy covers 60 000 marks plus 120 000 marks in support, aiding the dairy industry against Denmark Sweden and Siberia. The plan aims to boost Finnish butter exports on British markets. The Dairy section notes a discussion on egg fertility in mating, reporting experiments showing cow eggs fertile two days after mating and best results a week after mating with varied breeding practices.
Hon Dan A Grosvenor deputy auditor War Department writes from Washington praising Peruna. He reports rapid improvement after one bottle and calls it a top spring tonic and effective catarrh remedy. Letter also cites endorsements from H W Ogden and others, urging early spring use and offering free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus.
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