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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
7
A garbled evocation of literary pageantry echoes Shelley's themes and grandeur. The fragment hints at a grand, ornate tableau celebrating change, emotion, and artistic fervor, invoking mythic imagery and intense sentiment within a declamatory cadence.
Jenkins observes Kennedy Duncan Masterson, a mining engineer, rescue the girl from danger as she clings to him in a dramatic hotel scene. The moment reveals the hero's true identity and stirs Jenkins to confront his own fears about love and competition for the woman’s affection. Nearby, a curious hotel clerk and a distant narrator reflect on class and fortune.
CASE NO. 30 011 Boles Gealer in Grain and Fe Akron Ohio Cure claims Doans Kidney Pills cured long standing kidney and bladder trouble with back and shoulder blade pain. Boles reports no recurrences since 1896 and endorses the medicine with a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also notes Nebraska railroads employ 18 590 men.
A survey of beds and bedding in foreign lands notes French beds are short and Norwegians favor pull-out designs while South and Central American tribes weave colorful hammocks. Japanese rooms feature matting with wool neckrests, Chinese beds are low and ornate, and Indians of Guana craft vibrant hammocks. The piece comments on universal adaptability and concludes with a remark about the ease of sleeping for a flexible person described as a “negro” who curls like a cat.
The passage critiques medical journals claiming universal rules for sleep and eating, arguing it is harmful to sleep with any specific condition and noting that those who knew how to live well are dead, casting doubt on universal guidelines.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil with Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea as a joint external and internal treatment for bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough enlarged tonsils and bronchial affections. It claims outside adhesive relief and easier breathing with rapid family availability and prompt use in early stages.
A reindeer can endure more than most draught animals except the camel. Historical notes claim a reindeer has pulled 209 pounds at ten miles per hour for twelve hours straight.
A visitor in Maine recalls a Prohibition era moment when he carried gin rickey makings but none of the limes. Inkes Range town stores offered only lime substitutes like chloride or quick lime, prompting a clerk to suggest alternatives.
Fragmented OCR warns readers about unsafe catarrh remedies and hazardous substances. Mentions Hull's Catnery products and Chaillnes tale debris, with ads and scattered notices on medicines, paints, and public health concerns. Also notes poison paints barred by the French navy and large number of consumptives in Germany.
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