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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
15
The piece cites Weller and Ryder arguing that most people misuse air and breathe inadequately. It notes a claimed 1 percent proper breathers in a large study and urges a shift in how air is used rather than merely changing the environment. It ends with a humorous doggerel about tomcats and wall sights.
A sharper dismisses a countryman’s pride in knowing it all. He recalls past marks and a tale of a carpetbag Ikeoke selling a coupon ticket for seventeen gallons of mineral water, while not taking the supposed gold brick. The speaker argues country folk know realities better than city men who pretend to wisdom.
Essays highlight husbands like Hawthorne Wordsworth Tait Livingstone and Richter praising wives who inspired their art and strengthened character. The passages celebrate lifelong love, mutual support, and the transformative power of devoted partners across eras and nations.
A reflective essay questions whether college women should marry and why men prefer educated partners. It notes government and courts debate婚, discusses female independence, marriage loyalty, and social judgments. The piece cites Mrs. Sage on housekeeping, bachelor life, and gendered tastes, ending with social observations on men and women.
Africans trap zebras by surrounding herds and driving them toward a wide corralling line. A dozen or more men stand apart to flank the herd while highly coordinated drives push animals into a corral, with many eluding capture and only a portion penned.
A Georgian man who bought a car becomes lost in the countryside and asks a farmer how far to hell after a sign warns him. The farmer, noting mud and gear, quips that the traveler probably just escaped from hell and knows the road better than anyone.
A dramatic portrait describes a fearless figure famed for daily athletic feats and feats of skill from boxing and fencing to roping and hunting. Bizarre turns reveal fearsome legends of jungle tigers and scalps, with a ghostly, pale man climbing stairs in secret.
Cesare Lambrose lists traits essential to making a millionaire in America. He stresses quick perception of value and quick decision, along with mental equilibrio and thrift. He calls for broad culture, insatiable profit thirst, and comparative honesty as key components.
The town reports a severe scarlet fever case in a Meride child near death then semi paralysis and hearing loss. Doctors credit Dodd’s Kidney Pills with curing the epilepsy-like seizures after other treatments failed. Also mentioned are paper cloaks in Japan and a British watchpiece that moves without a spring.
English markets prize lapwing eggs nicknamed plovers ome for delicacy. Rural gatherers collect vast numbers daily to meet demand, creating a lucrative but fragile trade and warnings about overharvesting.
Mrs Pare of Glangow extols a complicated Sidney trouble and kidney issues cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports regulated secretions, normalized color, banished inflammation, relieved back pain, and improved health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 8 cents per box.
A prominent Cleveland man holds a unique record with thirty seven arrests for exceeding speed limits across multiple cities and towns. Police records show repeated violations across jurisdictions.
An advertorial notes recent purchase of ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE claiming rapid relief for corns and foot discomfort. It references a druggist supply and mentions J. Walker in Camden as part of the distribution notes.
A renewed drive in state universities opens access to higher learning for ambitious youths. Officials say education is within reach for any boy or girl who applies, aiming to broaden opportunity and reduce barriers.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure with a druggist refund if it fails. The text includes pejorative domestic remarks and mock dialogue about a husband and a minor quarrel, ending with garbled brand names and soothing preparations.
New York tenement inspectors found over 325000 rooms without light or ventilation. Data show alarming housing neglect with unfit spaces recorded across the city. In Chicago smallpox cases rose with 346 cases this year. 89 were unvaccinated children under school age and 14 died.
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