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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
7
A farmer seeks relief from ongoing kidney trouble after costly treatment fails. Craycroft adopts Doan's Kidney Pills, achieving notable improvement by the second day and full relief soon after. The ad highlights kidney pills easing back pain swelling and urinary symptoms, promising cure and warning of delays. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The report notes 717 college Young Men's Christian Associations now matching city groups in number, adding 1,000 new men for foreign missions in the past year. It also cites Wheat Labor costs, estimating ten minutes of human labor to produce a bushel and a cost of 3.5 cents.
A colonial one story house with sambrel roof and shingled roof and dark stained sides. Features include a reception hall with window seat, a large living room with fireplace and built in bookcase, a veranda facing side windows, two floor to ceiling windows, and a dining area near the kitchen. Second story has three bedrooms and a bathroom. Attic space for a large finished room and substantial storage. Interior uses ivory white woodwork, soft green floors, sand finish walls. kitchen notes include range and sink with screenable alcove. Estimated cost about 1500 dollars.
The piece notes photography demands pushing platinum costs higher as sulfuric acid dissolves most metals, leaving platinum rare. It cites platinum retorts costing up to $12,000 and rising platinotype prices, with local chatter on industrial impact and a Kentucky diabetes cure claim via Dodd's Kidney Pills from two doctors and a teacher.
In defense of the Humberts M Labori praised their devotion amid hardship. He argued they have built nothing yet spent lives in worry and effort. The jury, many with mothers, chose to grant a five year respite and imprisonment relief.
The British Museum plans a new North Side wing in the Circ clan style to house more books. Estimated cost about 2 million dollars with 250 thousand already funded. Since 1947 the library space has been expanded repeatedly to meet growing readership and collections. The original Husk bequest library began with 50 thousand volumes and now exceeds a million. Last year 78,110 volumes were added along with 200,000 newspapers and similar publications.
A fragmentary 19th century clipping describes the world’s highest tide between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and its swift rise. It weaves in a dubious coffee patent testimonial, with a Brooklyn man praising a “coffee drug” for dramatic effects and a book title reference, all in highly garbled prose.
A Philadelphia Sunday school class uses a card showing a boy fishing to teach patience. The teacher explains the need to wait even for pleasure and asks what we need most when going fishing, prompting the children to shout the word ru it.
A fragment recalls Captain Nolan seen alive in the Balale light brigade image with a raised arm. It mentions an Australian cyclist Somerville who reportedly won a race after death, and claims life expired on the last lap as the rider crossed as a corpse.
Mrs Blank speaks to her family physician on Broad Street about being completely exhausted. The doctor considers options and quips that she might take a car as a remedy, delivering a dry punchline about transportation versus rest.
A dubious advertisement touts a cold cure with money back guarantee and promotes plant life resilience to extreme cold. It asserts Lazative Bromo Ty aa truggists refund policy if ineffective and claims seeds endure liquid hydrogen temperatures while remaining germinable. It also notes animals and some fish or frogs survive freezing and thawing.
In the nineteenth election district along the East River at Thirty-fifth Street only one inhabitant is eligible to vote. The district includes a lumber yard and former dwellings now torn down for St Gabriel's park. Foreman Joseph Thomas claims the right to demand a full voting booth and staff for himself.
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