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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1903
Page
5
A Wyoming Utah development company meeting Oct 2 rebranded as Wyoming Island Parwtow and elected officers led by J J Middleman Partion. In Masin Utah a Masin mine strike reported at 320 feet reveals a five foot ore vein rich in gold with oxidation and free gold noted in samples.
A testimonial extols De Witt's Little Early Risers as a perfect life pill. The ad notes they cleanse the system, stimulate the liver, remove bile, clear complexion, cure headaches, and leave a good mouthfeel. Bob Moore of Tafayette, Ind. touts their superiority over gripe-inducing rivals, sold by Dr. E. F. Guyon.
A compact survey notes famous figures keeping charms and rituals from George Eliot to Queen Victoria. It cites Eliot’s skipped writing after sighting a hunchback and club-footed man, Stowe’s tooth brush superstition, and the era’s celebrities keeping talismans. The piece ends with health ad copy for Chamberlain's tablets.
A secretary of the Interior ruling redefines desert land law by allowing good faith entrymen to prove cultivation through irrigation. The decision states that crops showing reclamation, such as increased growth of native yams, constitute sufficient proof of cultivation. The text also briefly mentions unrelated items like a political皀 life and a sale notice fragment.
Tom Horn writes a letter to a man in Elenver alleging a witness in his trial acted deceitfully. He asks if his attorney is prepared to call the witness to testify again to undermine the case. Santis prepares a peaceoutte and Alivia at carpenter and contract work near Alito for job work attendees.
An elderly Dolly Madison offers enduring counsel to the young about grief and disappointment. A niece seeks sympathy, then hears the maxim that nothing in this world is worth over-worrying, reflecting on a long life, its trials, and the value of contentment. The piece also recounts fashion history notes from the Elizabethan era and button innovations.
The ad extols DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure unadulterated witch hazel product and warns against counterfeit impostors. It credits E. G. DeWitt with refining the salve and claims it best for cuts and healing without scarring.
A New York press excerpt explains that union workers including orchestra, stage hands, and carpenters are paid on Saturday nights as required. Actors, nonunion, have their salaries delayed until Monday to ensure attendance for rehearsals and performances. The practice aims to secure reliable Monday participation and a stable opening chorus.
About two centuries ago Cranch stood before an Axminster home and, using a heated poker, sketched a bold design on a fireplace piece. This sparked his shift to wood panels and the birth of pyrography, a craft now using varied tools and a controlled furnace to scorch and tint knots and fibers into intricate portraits.
A humorous piece on stopping constant chatter using horse sense and restraint. It notes both women and men can be talkative, with advice to vary topics and pause between remarks to keep conversation engaging. Quips from Philadelphia Inquirer appear, ending with a pun about duty and reward.
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