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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
14
In Guanajuato the ruined city of Menoaco destroyed by aelon Durst, vaults of the Pantheon preserve many mummies dug from the toll. They offer curious evidence of natural embalming and evoke one of the world’s ghastlier curiosities.
A brief excerpt discusses tea and coffee consumption and enjoyment, noting historical weight forms for coins made of gold and silver prior to monetary standardization. It mentions A. fechiliing & Company, Ran Pranden and suggests a focus on knowledge collection.
The text presents a quirky dialogue about the cost of tea and coffee and defines a good mixer as a person who blends the mint of the managed classes the fee of the indifferent and the whisky of the majority into one julep. It features a Johnny Pa exchange and comic line about social groups.
The Perma Drug Manufacturing Company files a $250,000 damage suit in Chicago Superior Court against Curtis Publishing Company of Philadelphia. It contests a Ladies' Home Journal article claiming a congressional testimonial for its medicine was fraudulent, citing two letters from Congressman George H. White of South Carolina and White's denial as a misunderstanding.
In an archeological find at High Wycombe, workers uncovered rare prior era coinage. Among the discoveries were a silver groat and a walker penny linked to Richard III, with the remains dug up near the old market area.
Instructions describe careful washing of colored embroidered linens with soap and clear water, then drying indoors. Do not twist or wring, keep items flat side down, and iron if needed. Includes odd spelling errors but conveys step by step care for best results.
The readable portion hints at a broom and wrist use with phrases about Goel and Brehan, but the text is garbled. A single coherent event or person cannot be determined from the provided OCR fragment.
Fragmentary text references a group and events around a locale with unclear names. The readable parts mention a gang and a power theme, but details and context are too garbled to identify persons, places, or dates.
A garbled prompt asks about tea unloosening wings of thought and tongue bands, mixing nonsensical phrases with stray dates and unrelated terms. It mentions June 9 and water for bath purposes but lacks coherent facts or a clear news item to summarize.
A storm atop Mount Washington claims Lizzie Bourne during a lone ascent by Lizele Bourne and her companion. The narrative recalls earlier explorers and the fatal moment near the summit, where winds raged and the two girls faced fate amid rugged rocks and advancing darkness.
Fragmentary text notes a monument intended to mark where she died on Mount Washington. It mentions Hope Cemetery in Kennebunk Maine and references heaven and the earth. The legible parts are unclear and scattered.
In a Boston Episcopal church Sunday school, a mischievous boy named Jamie publicly claims he can dress himself. When the bishop and rector enter, Jamie is found behind the door in “altogether,” prompting laughter. The bishop consoles the boy, while the rector endures mortified blushes and the teacher’s chagrin.
In the Sierra Nevada mountains when conditions favor, winds sweep light snow creating bannerlike plumes that ripple from many peaks. The light iridescent bands form a flaglike top and drift a mile or more, a rare sight noted by naturalists and savages in the mountains.
Capt Daniel HIM, an enzhe nin, served with Confederate Navy during the American Civil War. He carved a Bible that saved his life. A unitlet was embedded in the Bible, which bore his heart and fate.
The article reports that after experiments an embalmers doctrine favored castor oil over commerce embalming fluids. It notes a phase of the Meyonty dive in patron and mentions Beribelut of the Louvre as confirming the finding. Researchers previously sought complex formulas but failed, believing elaborate methods were needed.
A brief birth notice from Syracuse Herald notes the arrival of a newborn son to Mr and Mrs. as they celebrate the child's birth on the observed day. The short item confirms the event without additional personal details or dates.
A fragmented 18th century note discusses rubies changing color from colorings to yellow and green, with wild claims about their effects on wearers. It mentions danger and wealth tied to the gem and hints at malevolence from the stone.
Imman Goulden, member of Congress from New York's 10th District and Bath Soldiers Home trustee, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his bladder inflammation. He notes relief by the second day and recommends the medicine sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. Immense public domain discussion notes land surveying terms and township section divisions.
The text presents scattered phrases about refunds to dissatisfied customers, grocers, and taxes on salt across European nations. It mentions cremation rates in Japan and a reference to Italy's salt policies, though many phrases are garbled or out of context.
The article argues against a proposed law requiring printed disclosure of proprietary medicine formulas. It contends such labeling would empower pirates, ruin manufacturers through lost advertising, and mislead the public by undermining informed choices. The piece traces the push back to overzealous reformers and notes historical context from 1805.
Traveling agents and namemen from the Chicago Packers sell meat products across many lands in exchange for goods or money. They travel with sample cases to places like Babara in Brazil and speak of nut origins, market size, and price variation as they export meat products globally.
An odd remark notes tea as the humblest delight amid everyday life, praising its simplicity and universal presence despite its modest nature.
A spoofing device named perpetual motion cradle hovers on a springy hook with a canary song to rock babies, claimed to keep them calm while mothers work. Doctors oppose artificial soothing devices, arguing they harm nerves, while proponents tout portability and simple design for travel.
Two cats owned by the Torpey family on Old York road are noted for accompanying their owners to St Stephen's church at Broad and Butler streets each Sunday. The felines, described as impeccably groomed, rest in the priests' vestibule until services end and then return home with the Torpeys, resuming ordinary cat life until next week.
Wide eyed children listen to tales of Dick Turpin, the highwayman, and his famed pistol exploits on the English heath, though many details remain legend rather than fact.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a famed kebelt of shir til ty the original pistol cu rled by tober in its nightly forage. It references mood in the Wraige alton long year of idleness in a private aqucem and a future major fire name rall appearance in Dick Tur pina Hide tw York.
A rugged note describes a lighthouse on Ara ish Hoek near Stornoway Baya rock, separated from Lewis by a wide channel. It highlights the lantern summit guiding vessels and the harbor light from the rock, with vivid archaic phrasing.
A dairy cow on Houghs Nook produced three calves in one birth. One calf died after a day, but the other two are healthy and lively. The dam is four years old and part of a five-cow dairy herd.
An Albany resident testimonial praises PERU-RA for kidney ailments saying a week of use eased back pain and a month of treatment restored health. The piece notes numerous cures claimed by Dr. Hartman and invites readers to seek free medical advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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