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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
14
An Abilene Kansas man, C Lightner of 702 South Cedar Street, recounts years of back pain and frequent gravel attacks from kidney trouble. He credits Boars Kidney Pills with ending the illness and reports lasting relief. Sold by all dealers for a nickel a box.
In Brittany the dead are exhumed after a set period and only the skull is kept in a small hex with a heart shaped front opening. Each skull box bears the name and date of the deceased.
A mother from Risley Piermour N Ort describes her four month old son’s brutal eczema. After doctors failed and the condition spread to nearly his entire body she used Cuticura remedies. Within months the rash subsided and in six months he was well, she reports.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes 106 branches for colored institutions in the United States with 74 in education and 2 in cities. It mentions total membership around 8400 and advertises herbal cure Linfield Iva for digestion and liver trouble, directing to Brookden New York for mailing.
A New York passenger reports a woman in a tallior-trade pawnbroker line on Fortieth Street declining offers of seats and assistance. The conductor notes she rides without aid, enduring stares as she speaks in a backward fashion and remains aloof to chaperones.
Pittsburg reports a millionaire divorce battle over Mary Kenney Hartje with co respondent Augustus Hartje. John Scott Hartje seeks proofs of alleged infidelity by wife while battling for custody and public sympathy. The case features high profile attorneys David Watson and John Freasnan, and claims of sensational rumors amid a bitter family feud.
A hazy excerpt from Hare Dera Magazine recounts a Gila River crossing west of Yuma with heavy driftwood. The narrator describes massive trees toppled by the current, dramatic river turmoil, and a perilous return journey toward a town, blending vivid natural forces with personal musings and local dialogues.
A wartime style testimonial touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims long-standing success with backache, irregular periods, displacements, nervousness, and sleeplessness, and notes guidance from Mrs. Pinkham and her daughter in law Lydia E. Pinkham's methods. The ad invites women to write to the Pinkham Laboratory in Lyons Massachusetts for personal advice.
The New York Times notes efforts to record languages and dialects of Austria Hungary and other regions using phonographs. Hackneyed college cries and campus slang are proposed as content for similar archives, alongside terms like the Heathenish gutterals and Sanskrit chants.
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