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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
15
A period advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills and brand laxatives, praising kidney relief and general family use. It cites Mrs Anthony of Leominster, claims from The New York Tribune, and mentions other health remedies and cultural notes on etiquette and language.
The text voices concern over caffeine's effects on the nervous system and voluntary behavior. It criticizes misinformation, urges awareness, and references a dubious claim about a product from Toston Co. with warnings about health impacts and manipulation.
A digest of global and domestic incidents: a sultan orders a campaign led by Shereat Romezaoul amid holy war chatter. Japan moves to build a battleship 3 000 tons heavier than prior dreadnoughts. Fires destroy Bronkine Maea church and annex. Railroad wage talks affect 169 000Pennsylvania workers. Notables: minstrel Jute Keen dies in New York. Samar raids kill scouts and wound. Pennsylvanian mine and building accidents claim several lives. A jury convicts Wheat Ga. for murder. ship Milton reported lost near Havana. drownings near Milford and Bark River. insane inmate harms infant. probate notices and wage increases at Reading Railroad. French camel patrol ambushed in Nigeria. various accidents and legal notices roll in. An editorial weighs ethics and injustice, ending with a mothers’ notice about Castora safety.
Fragmented old news notes recount a New York socialite Miss Minnie, wife of Gen. Paget, newly elevated in London society, plus scattered tragedies and misfortunes including a bank vault death of Charles D. Williams, bookkeeper and ex-sheriff, at Olivee n’s bank in Salem as details fragment.
A judge awarded $500 damages for a broken nose to a woman, remarking that a woman holds a different category than a man. The note compares two French cases where nose injuries yielded $150 and $600, the latter to a young female artist model whose livelihood could be affected.
A 60 year old ex-soldier describes a 35 year eczema sufferance finally cured after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He thanks Cuticura products for relief after failed government examinations and various medicines. July 17 1906 Rich mondale Ross Co Ohio. Also an English notice notes Sir Keri Singh of Sirohi losing a jaw tooth and receiving a diamond replacement.
An appeal to mothers to teach daughters about female health using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Myrtle Milly and Matilda Borman praise relief from menstrual pain headaches and irregularities. The ad invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Ecuador signs a contract with a Quaraquil agency to import 5000 families into the south and east regions. The agreement specifies the immigrants be white, preferably of German or Dutch descent. Also notes a report on the northern blue throat bird’s long nocturnal migration from central Africa to the German Ocean, a distance of 1.50 miles, completed in nine hours.
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