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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
15
A 19th century advertorial features Mrs Jebs Finn detailing illness from foetal loss to nervous breakdown, praising Peruna as a restorative tonic. It claims most female troubles stem from catarrh and asserts Peruna cures catarrh and related female diseases across locations.
A fragment discusses chiggers and insect bites with odd humor, compares fleas in California, critiques Uncle Tom's Cabin on stage, and riffs on editors, elections, a mayoral race, and a Vanderbilt marriage rumor. It cites various figures and opinions in a satirical, gossip-like tone.
A testimonial endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache kidney trouble and dropsy with improved health after use. The ad notes a trial offer by Milburn Co of Buffalo New York and lists druggists selling the product at 60 cents per box.
Coal mining in Great Britain employed 25,401 workers with last year’s production totaling 227,178,140 tons. Also advertised are cheap passenger rates for various rail routes including Ogden to Missouri river and return, with Chicago to St Louis routes listed, plus a note to contact Wakken, travel agent, 411 Dooly block Salt Lake City.
A fragmentary review recalls the art of dwarfing trees as a refined pursuit of Japan's upper classes and mocks Roosevelt era figures. It mentions Buffalo Jones as a controversial Western Kansas figure linked to buffalo hunting and early homesteading, alongside a sensational tale of a man who allegedly married many times and survived numerous deadly incidents.
A self-proclaimed vercian doctor asserts he cured indigestion after years of trying remedies by using Grape-Note. He praises it as pleasant, nutritious, easily digested, and nerve restoring, claiming it enriches blood and supports brain function, recommending it to patients and students.
An old Philadelphia Record excerpt discusses the high costs of battleship repairs after a catastrophic explosion and the broader weaponized nature of naval power. It also recounts a Texas anecdote about Horace Porter and a temperance tract charity drive provoked by a preacher with a pistol and whiskey. Both items illustrate public discourse on defense and moral reform.
June issue shows improvement over past mantis with engaging pieces. An amusing tale about a Windsor courier and Queen Elizabeth’s wardrobe reveals Tudor humor. London’s 7500 barmaids topic highlights labor market pressure. Pontiff-like headlines mix culture, wealth and curiosities with a playful, period voice.
An Italian found on a Riverside fruit ranch earns 1.50 daily and proves to be a top sculptor. He is employed to finish the interior of the Carnegie library, shaping Corinthian volumes of original design. His name appears as Lidlinant and he speaks the phrase You bet in English. In science notes, reviews discuss radium spectroscopy and atomic weight estimates around 887.8. Also reported is the funeral of Prince Albert Hitileka, the last of a dynasty.
Mrs Frances Stafford of New York testifies to the thousands cured by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and related medicines. Once met with skepticism, the remedies now boast a vast following as supporters credit merit and success in women’s health.
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