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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
15
A farmer reports long kidney trouble and misery despite costly treatment. After using Doan's Kidney Pills per directions his pain and symptoms ease, with notable relief by the second day and complete improvement soon after. Causes include kidney irritation and potential complications if untreated. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The report notes 717 college Young Men Christian Associations equaling city chapters and 1000 new men enlisted as foreign missionaries in the past year. It also states that average human labor to produce a bushel of wheat requires ten minutes and costs about 3 1/2 cents.
A colonial style one story house with sambrel roof is pitched for $1,500. It features a central hall, a large living room with fireplace and built in storage, a veranda accessible room, two floor to ceiling windows, and a well equipped kitchen pantry. The second floor has three bedrooms and a bathroom with ample closets, while the attic offers extra space and the cellar supports laundry and storage. Includes roof maintenance advice and a note on roof painting and cleaning tips.
Striking shifts in metal costs influence industry as photography raises demand for platinum. A Kentucky fragment notes platinum retorts once costed up to ten thousand dollars, with platinotype-driven price rises. Separately, a Diabetes cure claim from Dodd's Kidney Pills appears in a local teacher case, touting successful recovery after two physicians failed.
The Humberts defense sees praise from M Labori as he notes their life of service and sacrifice. He asserts Mme Humbert has faced intense imprisonment, while the jury grants a prolonged chance for rest, extending a rare mercy for five years.
The British Museum plans a Cir clan style annex on the north side costing about 2 million dollars with 250000 already on hand. Since 1947 library space has expanded to meet rising readership, bringing the original 50000 volumes to around a million. Last year 78110 new volumes were added along with 200000 newspapers and similar publications.
Fragmentary 19th century letter discusses extreme tides between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and claims about coffee’s effects on health. The text includes testimonials praising coffee and misrepresentations about a patent remedy, with numerous garbled phrases and names.
A Philadelphia Sunday school class examined patience using a card showing a boy fishing. The teacher prompted pupils to name what is most needed when we fish, and a chorus answered patience and waiting. The excerpt hints at dental patent medicines and other ad text amid the garbled page.
An obscure clipping recalls witnesses who claimed Capt. Nolan rode dead with his arm raised at a head of a charge. It also mentions cyclist Somerville winning a race years later as a dead man crossed the finish line. The phrasing presents a sensational but unverified vignette of death and victory.
Mrs Blank pleads for relief from fatigue to her family physician on Broad street. He replies with a wry, old fashioned punchline suggesting she take a car. The brief exchange captures a humorous urban vignette.
An old text extols a one day cure for colds with Lazative Bromo and promises refunds if ineffective. It notes human cold tolerance, asserts life survives freezing, and claims plant seeds endure extreme cold and can regain germinative power after thawing.
In New York on the nineteenth in the East River district at Thirty-fifth Street a lone inhabitant or voter faces a single voting district. The area includes a lumber yard and former dwellings being torn down for St Gabriel's park. Foreman Joseph Thomas claims the privilege to demand a full polling setup and staff for himself.
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