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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
7
A Washington letter quotes Senator M. C. Butler of South Carolina praising Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. The letter asserts Peruna relieves catarrh and stomach issues, calling it a wonderful tonic and effective for eradicating catarrh with a remedy available.
In Tay Mich a rainstorm overwhelmed a wooden church causing leaks after services. A parishioner asked why people lack a decent place to worship, while onlookers noted a $70 check presented for repairs and upgrades as a new roof fund materialized.
A 45 year old inmate of the Home for Needy Confederate Women in Richmond Virginia Sally L Tompking is noted as the only woman who received a commission from Provident Davin as a Confederate cavalry captain. The account links her to a region and discusses male and female roles within the era. The passage reflects on gender, military service, and antebellum loyalties in Virginia.
Major Alfred Dreyfus resumes artillery duties as major. A deadly railroad crash in Epiorn France leaves three dead and twenty injured. Miners in Winnette colliery near Durham, Bog ford, rescued after explosion. Fire kills three Hughes children in Flandreau North Dakota. Lena Cowdin, daughter of Bishop Potter, commits suicide in Cromwell Connecticut. Beulah land settlement promoter Rev A B Kelly arrested for mail fraud in Dickson Tennessee. Bernard Duffey jailed ten years in San Francisco for robbery. Indiana quarrel leaves two dead and a man fatally shot near Rising Sun. Three Christians and three Jews executed by court martial for robbery in Rostov on Don. Lieutenant Calvert killed in Leyte. Large boarding house fire in Birmingham Alabama kills ten. San Francisco street cleanup crew expands by 600 workers. Ohio Wesleyan football star Lewis Geisler dies on field. German caravan plundered en route to Morocco City. Dr. Rosen protests. San Francisco raid links to Japanese bank murder case. Missouri governor grants stay of execution for two murder cases in Kansas City. Cuban treasury count exceeds twelve million dollars. Oakland robbery targets a woman with infant. Arbuthnot & Co suspends payments in Madras. US court convicts for sugar rebate. A 5 year old commits suicide in Vienna. Divorce denied in St Louis. New York balk court champion Hing loses to Schawfer in Madison Square Garden. Panama Canal control debated as Kanade and others push a broader waterway plan.
A Worcester area woman testifies to kidney pain and backache relief after using Dan s Kidney Pills, claiming weight gain and improved health over four years. An accompanying note mentions Vesuvius dust carried far to Paris with glycerin plates collecting ash and iron spheres.
Fragmented health column cites dangers of mercury in catarrh ointments and compares safety of alcohol to gasoline for commercial uses. Notes prunes’ popularity and odd home remedies while critiquing fashion fit and shoewear myths. Describes responses to common ailments and consumer tips with mixed medical and everyday claims.
A fragment reports a Manchester hat factory using denatured alcohols and spirits. The text mentions risks to workers and potential recovery actions by manufacturers to control the process, though details are unclear in the OCR.
M Gavain, a French chocolatier, patents a process to render celluloid fireproof for roofing. The method adds a mass with salts phosphates and ammonium carbonite, magnesia. When exposed to flame, the treated celluloid releases a gas that inhibits combustion, making it fire resistant.
A New Jersey correspondent reports on a local magistrate court incident involving a dog registration ordinance. The defendant pleaded not guilty after a rushed hearing. the justice fined five dollars plus costs, sparking certiorari proceedings. The item also includes a testimonial about Cutler?a remedies for scalp issues dated August 31 1905.
An article urges that many women fear surgery yet many find relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Personal letters claim cures or delayed operations, noting benefits for nervousness, cramps, ulceration, and other feminine troubles, with advice to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s guidance.
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