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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
15
Readers report Peruna cures for infertility and catarrh, with testimonials from women across states praising its effects. Messages describe restored strength, healthier pregnancies, and relief after years of illness, urging others to write Dr. Hartman for guidance.
A prosperous business owner narrates a cautionary tale about his constant habit of untangling strings. He recalls his father’s thrift lessons, reveals the time wasted and temper lost untying knots, and warns that mere frugality without discipline can hinder wealth.
In a comical office scene Mr Brown pressures staff over overdue daily report blanks. The bookkeeper and stenographer clash with the boy as misunderstandings unfold then reveal the blanks are actually in the vault. The chorus sums up the miscommunication and busy chatter.
A lady commends a new cook who ended wasteful practices and saved leftovers. She notes the chef’s skill and thrift as her husband agrees the dinner is excellent and that the cook’s frugality benefits the household. The couple praises the cook’s economy and kindness.
A European official's wife in Shanghai is pranked with a misaddressed chit about a teak cabinet and drawers. Chaplain Russell in Missouri politics jokes that prayers in the house may distract members from their papers, asking for belief and respect. An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Bane powder for tired feet, promising relief from burning
The New York Tribune notes Lipton's Shamrock III carrying a three and a half ton salin burden in the attempt to win the cup. If the three leaf clover fails to light the cup, will Sir Thomas press on for a fourth leaf quest. A four leaf clover is said to bring extra luck to the rider.
At a dinner in the Tilden club a well known society clubman, wealthy and a raconteur, gave a brief speech. He claimed only to know how to be brief and offered a five word talk, "Let me say the bill." The response and applause marked it as the greatest after dinner speech at the club, later called historic by the New York Mail and Express.
A Milwaukee Journal quotation argues that true virtue is maintaining cheerfulness during adversity. It asserts that cheerfulness under loss, failing prospects, illness, or poverty marks a hero surpassing a battlefield soldier, and urges cultivating this resilience daily.
A group of young women at a teachers convention in Oklahoma City learned how coffee withdrawal and Postum Coffee improved health. One speaker, a former sufferer, credited quitting coffee and drinking Postum with restored digestion and renewed teaching. She noted attendees who switched also felt clearer heads and better energy.
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