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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
15
A Central American travelogue recounts a penworker who caged young mockingbirds to study parental care. He describes discovering poison passed via pink swallowtail butterflies, as the parent birds tried to feed them. All captive birds died. wild birds rejected the poisonous food and remained free.
The snail is praised as nutritious and tasty when properly cooked and could become a cheap food in this country, though supply would be limited. France uses edible snails from Burgundy, Champagne, and Lorraine with careful feeding grounds to avoid toxins, while oysters were once scarce.
A lengthy endorsement cites Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a leading remedy for conditions of the womb and female health. It quotes Ellingwood Scudder and Bartholow praising Golden Seal and Helonias roots, with claims of restoring normal reproductive function and aiding menstrual disorders.
The duchess of Sutherland launches carpet manufacture at Helmedale on the Sutherland estate to aid Scottish fishwives hit by the herring downturn. Local material dye and labor will be used, with experts providing instruction.
A fragment advertises Garfield Tea as purifying the blood and cleansing the system and mentions women seeking revenge and fried chicken in a disjointed, promotional style with unclear context. No coherent story or individuals are clearly identifiable.
An old advertisement promoting Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful smarting feet and ingrowing nails. Claims it makes new shoes easy and relieves sweating feet. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free trial package. Mail address in Le Ray, New York.
The dialogue from the Smart Set features Madge urging patience about marriage while Marjorie quips that misfortune looms over even certain outcomes, reflecting witty social banter on romance and fate.
Announcement lists travel fare reductions for teachers and the general public via A. T. and 3 percent FRY, with additional charges for certain destinations across multiple territories. Tickets may depart May 26, 28 and June 3, 6, with agent Warren in Salt Lake City handling arrangements.
Vilhjalmur Stelineson, Harvard student, is named member of the latest North Pole expedition led by Capt Ejner Militelsen. He will be the youngest participant as the voyage departs from Vancouver in early May.
Fragmentary text discusses grand manners and a shift in social conduct across generations. Mentions a century or more, contrasting older and newer worlds and references to a weekly survey. No clear events, names, or places identifiable.
A vague notice promises a $100 reward and mentions locations and contact hints. Text is garbled with mixed phrases, unreadable names, and scattered numbers. The legible elements reference a reward, a place in the east, and a few uncertain identifiers.
In Belvoir country a dog attack occurred during a handling of livestock. The hound violently bit a person, causing injuries and prompting assessment of the animal and the surrounding event. No further details on damages or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
A wide mix of late 19th and early 20th century notes reports on courters in North Yakima and Laramie. Nevada land inversion plans. a Spokane robbery case. a Paris debut by a student of Jean de Renne. potential Montana Senate successor to W A Clark. a Colorado judge's retirement. Wyoming Fourth of July plans. Ogden contract for railroad grading. Southern Pacific travel notes. a jealous murder in Bully. mill closures in Seattle. federal irrigation projections from Wyoming to Nebraska. various local incidents and political movements across the Northwest.
A historical advertisement argues that catarrh of the stomach causes dyspepsia and promotes Peruna as the internal remedy. It claims Peruna matches the indications and notes a newly added laxative quality based on doctor Hartatay, MD.
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