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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1902
Page
8
The article notes a push for a public Memorial Day fence around the cemetery with fraternal and church groups to raise funds and protect graves. It also covers a Kirkwood's building literary contest on Friday with two literary societies, pupil debates, essays, recitations, and three prizes, with parents invited to attend.
Reveals a great secret on how such cures are effected by Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. It cuts phlegm and germ infected mucus and lets oxygen vitalize the blood. Heals inflamed worn throats and lungs as hard colds and stubborn coughs yield to this infallible remedy. Guaranteed bottles 1.00 trial bottles free at Kemmerer Drug Co.
The excerpt records a lodge death notice for Jane Vicars with sympathy resolutions, a note about publishing the resolutions in periodicals, plus a series of land and residence notices from Wyoming in May and June 1902. It mentions officials, claimants named William S. Loghes and Mary L Hughes, plus witnesses and locales such as Big Piney and Pinedale.
A Washington report explains four Secret Service men protected Prince Henry during his U.S. tour, with police and local detectives assisting at venues and on drives. Officials say no harm or incidents occurred, noting German help was considered but U.S. secrecy oversight remained.
Read as a fragment of a bustling advice column, two women discuss marital smoking habits and control over household urges. The tone mirrors late 19th century press chatter with blunt statements about smoking, marriage dynamics, and social expectations, hinting at broader public interest in domestic behavior.
The readable text is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or events. It resembles a corrupted quotation about past, present, and future with no coherent facts or identifiable subjects. No verifiable details available to summarize as a news item.
Reports on microlepidopter collections in the British Museum and a glow lamp using luminous microbes. Notes on wire telegraphy speed, a Whitworth measuring instrument, and a hypothetical readout of distant ground signals. Also a study across cereal samples from European countries on grain weight.
The London Chronicle describes a developed spy system in the Ottoman world with multiple agents from street watchers to high officials. It notes costs, reach, and various roles, including police and informers, while mentioning public figures observed and the spread of espionage across social strata.
An advertisement from The Salt Lake Tribune extols Chamberlain's Steamers and Liver Tablets as remedies for biliousness and digestive disturbances. It describes symptoms such as stomach distress, liver torpor, coated tongue, and vomiting, claiming the product restores appetite, tones the liver, and regulates bowels. The piece also promotes The Salt Lake Tribune and related papers as valued news sources.
Jos Edgar of Germantown Cal says he suffered fourteen years with sclate rheumatism. After trying many remedies he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and received immediate relief and eventual cure. He reports no return of symptoms and endorses the liniment as a cure for rheumatism. Now sold by all dealers.
Fragmented OCR reports a debate on migration and indentured labor in Bliginid. It mentions fear of taking and evictions, white majority resistance, and social unrest across districts including Lindo and Boylan Me. The piece blends figures about severe coercion, factory labor, and marriage laws amid a veiled national tension.
A testimonial style ad from a Missouri campaign scene extols Electric Bitters as a cure for overwork fatigue sleeplessness and general ill health. It features a boastful quote about restored vitality and urges purchase at Kemmerer Drug Co.
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