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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1905

Page

7

Proprietary Medicines Under Fire A Narcotic Claim

An authority notes a past study by a leading American pharmacist showing that about 70 percent of 100 000 representative prescriptions contained opium or related narcotics. He argues proprietary medicines often carry detailed usage directions, while physicians’ prescriptions are briefer and sometimes clearer. He concedes many proprietary drugs contain poisons in small, usually non dangerous amounts with antidotes.

America United States

The Bridegroom's Query and Travel Plans

A mixed marketing snippet notes a quip about a dog on a honeymoon plan and a travel feature promoting trips from Salt Lake Route via Santa Fe. It references weather in Los Angeles through May, a domestic economy critique, a November 14 to 18, 1905 El Paso program, and a ticket offer with round trip fare plus $2.00, plus contact for F Warren Salt Lake City offices.

Los Angeles New Salt Lake el Paso Texas Old Mexico Santa Fe Railway F. Warren Dooly Elk Salt Lake City Utah

Obeyed Direction Letter Mixup Mentioned

An old friend Pat Murphy recalled receiving a letter from his brother stamped return in five days. The note’s unusual stamp and brief exchange are recounted in a casual street-side reminiscence from the Hoston Herald.

Pat Murphy Saya Hoston Herald

River of Genuine Ink Spawns Alimentary Theory

A fragmentary note discusses a purported river of genuine ink in Algeria formed by two converging streams. One carries iron and the other peat, and their meeting allegedly produces a chemical blend described as ink. The text reads as a curious, garbled hypothesis without clear empirical support or context.

Algeria Brockton Mast W. L. Douglas W. L. Douglas Strong Biniat Uphin W.l.dongeeee Whd Ples Douging Douglas Brocktot Mitns

Wealth and needlework in vogue amid fashionable leisure

A fragmented notice discusses tea time and wealth at home alongside fashion trends in needlework and beadwork. It notes men being drawn to women engaged in needlework and hints at a shift toward fashionable pastimes, while referencing a dangerous weapon in a distant fantasy context.

Non-Sporting Girl Tasks In A Curious Riddle

A fragmented riddle voice asks what the nonnparting girl does while her sleter te playing games. The speaker ponders if she goes to the kitchen to bake or to the workroom to darn stockings, urging a careful, deliberate touch as she moves through an unnamed valley.

Unclear fragment hints at multiple names in mixed phrases

Fragmentary text mentions Schilling's Best tea and appears to fuse names and phrases unrelated to a coherent event. content lacks identifiable persons, places, or a clear news item to summarize.

Wealthy Indians Owing Out Sage Trike Will Soon Have Perishted

Fragmented OCR notes long dead, describing Indian reservations, wealth, land trusts, and government oversight. Mentions Oxngce Abe, Feorvarian, and Dodge reservation with 16 million acres rented for $45,000 annually, small farmers breaking up lands, and tensions over labor and hospitality in the West.

Lemet Dodge Reservation Landiardy

Illiterates in the Land of the Czar Census Figures

The Russian Empire census of 1807 shows a population of 126,586, with 57,128,104 members of the Orthodox Church and related groups. Minorities include Muslims, Roman Catholics, Jews, and Protestants, alongside detailed class and occupation breakdowns.

Russian Empire Finland Roman Catholica Aaliens Pensanne Polaneks Ferelengrs Institutuge For

Too Much for Her

Marguerite Watson, a young child, is restricted at a social dinner by her mother who insists she must not speak. The girl, curious and observant, cannot resist asking a blunt question about the host’s extravagance, testing her mother’s rule and social etiquette.

Marguerite Watson Mother Bat Company Smnelk Dinger Tilly

My Mothers Garden Readings and Cultural Exchange

The fragmentary text references a May 1940s era theme of Korean women studying abroad, noting General movement in education and cultural exchange between Ohio, Korea, and the United States. It mentions a Miss Kim and a Miss Wong Tate Line, describing women traveling to study and engage with teachers and peers.

Mise Kim Nate Kore Bas Aerlyad Amiatig Ohiod Korea Mies Eilmeatton Wong Tate

Erect $1,000,000 Cathedral Plans Unfoldes Abroad

A troubled report describes Archbishop Joly J. Glennon of Bt. Toul leading a Catholic project in exile, preparing for a major cathedral construction. He travels to Paris and other places to rally support while outlining a plan to build a grand church as a symbol of faith amid turmoil.

Joly J. Glennon Catholic Archilleemer Toul Archibente Parle Heri Kamle

A Truly Ideal Wife Inspires Husband to Greatness

An admiring note extols the wife as the husband’s best helper and urges women to cultivate vitality. The piece promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for common female ailments, citing a testimonial from Mrs Ainsley in Tacoma and inviting readers to write for free advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Pinkham Alualoy South 10Th Street Tacoma Lydia Ainsley Lynn Mass

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