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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
7
A promotional piece claims Peruna cures female diseases caused by catarrh, sharing testimonials of a New York socialite who recovered after a year of rest and Peruna use. It argues nervous women are largely afflicted by catarrh and that Peruna addresses the root cause across various female ailments.
A quirky, opinionated column riffs on chigoe bites, insects, and pestering folk remedies while panning Uncle Tom’s Cabin on stage and lampooning cultural tastemakers. The piece satirizes editors, actors, and readers with rambling anecdotes about public life and misadventures in wheelbarrow dares and cat facts.
A testimonial ad from Milburn Co Buffalo N Y promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache kidney troubles and related ailments including dropsy Brights disease and diabetes. The customer claims the pills improved irregular secretions and back pain and urges others to try the medicine with a mailed trial offer and nationwide distribution through druggists at 60 cents a box.
A brief report notes Great Britain coal mines employed 25,401 workers and last year produced 227,178,140 tons. Also included is a transportation advertisement offering cheap passenger rates for listed routes with specific dates and return fares, plus travel agent contact details in Salt Lake City.
A collection of notes cites the art of dwarfing trees as a discipline for the Japanese upper class and mocks Buffalo Jones as a fearless yet often overrated figure. It recalls Jones roaming western Kansas with homesteaders, chasing buffalo calves, and his notoriety among plains communities. The piece also mentions a sensational claim about a Creeling resident named Kottman, who allegedly married many times amid a string of tragedies.
A vercian doctor reports self treatment for indigestion using Grape-Note. He claims complete cure, notes it is pleasant to take, nutritious, easily digested, and strengthens nerves and blood. He recommends it for students and brain work, stating it restores balance and supports repair. From a Michigan distributor.
A fragmentary report notes that a grand battle gun caused extensive damage and expense, with the Oregon’s damage cited as evidence of the high cost of naval power. The piece also includes a Philadelphia Record anecdote about liquor and temperance literature in Texas, centered on a governor’s travel mishap.
The June issue pleases with amusing items about Windsor wardrobe delays spoken by a gardener, a humorous overheard quip by Queen Elizabeth, and a tale of royal lineage. It features Morgan’s later success after sixty, notes on London barmaids, and odd kitchen store claims.
An Italian worker earning 1.50 daily at a Riverside fruit ranch is revealed as a skilled sculptor. He is reported to be finishing interior work for the Carnegie library building, with a name misspelled as Lidlinant, and speaks English phrases like You bet. The note also mentions scientific classifications of radium and a funeral for Prince Albert Hitileka, described as the last of his race.
Mrs Frances Stafford of New York testifies to the effectiveness of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and other medicines noting decades of cures and a growing following. The pamphlet cites skeptics and calls merit the proof of the remedy’s value.
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