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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
15
Fragmentary report describes a playwright at an inn preparing for day’s work and a disturbing claim of a mother and child danger. It notes a four year old trained to resist and mentions watches and guards, with unclear origins and outcomes.
A Chicago woman writes to commend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for resolving “female troubles.” The letter credits the remedy with easing pains, irregular periods, backache, and other ailments, noting Mrs Pinkham’s guidance has helped many women and urging others to try the product for health recovery.
Kidney trouble kept me laid up for a long time and back aches followed. After trying doctors without relief I used Dean's Kidney Pills. Three boxes cured me entirely and I recommend them. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A New Hampshire man who once avoided church matters becomes a regular at Divine service, shocking townsfolk. A businessman explains the change as driven by personal finances, noting he lent the pastor $50 a year ago and took pew rent as repayment. The anecdote appears in The Sunday Magazine.
A father finds a letter from his son at a new boarding school. The boy complains about harsh meals and poor living conditions. He asks for a dollar and signs as Jon, noting he may not last long.
Improved on Nature. Miss Mary Cascatt, Philadelphia artist, shows works hung in Luxembourg. Her teas are popular in America. A Philadelphia talk mentioned an English animal politer and a critique of nature in rabbits. Allcock’s Pain Remover and Honey Vinegar from Holland are noted for remedies and agricultural goods.
A hurricane hits southwestern Japan destroying coral fishing boats. Roosevelt plans a stop at Ban Jian. Cronstadt youths disrupted by arrests. A miner death due to inhalation tragedy near Philadelphia. Calilornia man found dead near Alpine after missing days. Church bishops raise 700000 for San Francisco quake repairs. NYC cab drivers demand higher wages and eight hour day. Kansas City fire destroys Chamber of Commerce Building injuring many. Various ar rests, murders, and legal actions span Missouri to New York as global tensions continue with strikes, escapes, and disasters.
A fragmented clipping notes talk of women keeping pet snakes in Ireland and London society, with jokes about four poisonous snakes favored by rich ladies. The piece mocks fashionable pet choices and includes a humorous line about a London Sunday Leader.
A jumble of catalog notes and anecdotes appears, mentioning wrought iron wardrobes in four sizes praised for durability ventilation and visibility. The piece also narrates a strange awakening tale and a humorous misadventure with Senator Spooner and a guide, set against a busy, miscellaneous newspaper page.
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