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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1905
Page
7
Mes Emma Fleissner of Seattle reports two years of painful periods improved after using Peruna for about three months. She says her health and strength were restored and she will continue taking it when feeling run down.
An article argues that alcohol is an essential pharmaceutical ingredient in many medicines and liquid extracts. It contends public aversion stems from ignorance and urges understanding of alcohol’s role, noting that even high alcohol content medicines are not as intoxicating as beer when used properly.
A philosopher argues that some lies are tolerable as bridges to higher truths. He cites metaphorical angel wings as footing for moral ascent while acknowledging human limits and the need for discernment in judgment.
A column notes the term banquet once signified a drumbeat of course meals and later broadened to a grand feast. It discusses how usage evolved from formal dining to any large gathering with food, reflecting social changes and linguistic drift.
A century ago America faced war with Spain over the Misals and Indian treaties. The old Mississippi route from Nashville to Natchez and New Orleans carried merchants and armies, guiding pioneers like Tobias Gibson and Old Hickory. Railroads arrived, but the trace remains a historic artery shaping the region's growth.
Dr Pond of Liverpool England proposes a theory on appendicitis and digestive disturbances. He argues rubber bottle seals contain antimony and dissolve in mineral waters causing repeated exposure that weakens stomach and intestinal muscles.
A fragmented page recounts everyday folly and luck in humorous snippets. It mentions a Milwaukee Sentinel visit, a mistaken purchase of a lawn fare ticket, lemonade and ice cream prices, and a fortune telling tale ending with financial woes. The tone mimics a busy local column with scattered quotes and anecdotes.
A traveler recalls caution by locals at a Boston seaside spot. He describes hot weather, rocky surf, and a gatekeeper who refused entry to bathers, saying strangers are not welcome to avoid drownings.
Joseph Tucklin Bishop has been appointed executive secretary of the Panama commission. He brings expert knowledge and long newspaper experience, making him well suited to handle publicity duties for the agency.
Thirteen year old Violet Pirth, referred to as the fish girl, has written Aement verte which has reportedly sold more than 1.009 copies.
The text recalls Tycho Brahe entering astronomy after a remarkable August 21 1580 eclipse. A Danish noble youth at 14, he shifted from plans for the army to devote his life to science. His influence shaped Kepler and left a vast debt to astronomy.
Public health notice warns against use of catarrh ointments containing mercury. The advisory cites dangers to health and urges avoiding unverified products. It mentions pharmaceutical suppliers and possible exposure through improper manufacture. Japan’s tobacco crop figures are also noted in the period’s agricultural brief.
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about confidence, a Salt Lake Route reference, a Los Angeles convention, and cryptic lines mentioning a book, birds, and motifs of longing. The text blends theatrical imagery with stray character names and unreal dialogue fragments.
Fragmentary text references advertising purpose and a distorted string about prohibitions and army use. No clear names, dates, or events to confirm as a coherent news item.
Richard Carle searches for a wild man to star in The Maid and the Mummy. After auditions Orlando Wilken and Hume appear promising but one giant contender backs out, citing his flat living and fear of uproar. Carle overruling, chooses a different performer to fit the noisy demand.
The article discusses Edmond Halley’s early diving bell built about two years ago, resembling devices used for Charles V. It describes a wooden inverted chamber loaded with lead, with air supplied by air-filled barrels lowered and inverted to push water out. At thirty three feet depth the air compresses, increasing water ingress and pressure in the bell.
Fragmented verses describe twilight birds and distant shores with mentions of Australian shades, rivers, and mountains. The text blends dreamlike imagery, mythical references, and nature scenes to hint at longing and distant landscapes.
A fragment from The Age of Slang portrays New Yorkers using oblique phrases and pejoratives. It features lines about slang terms for people and behavior, mentioning Priscilla and New Englanders, hinting at social attitudes and evolving language in urban life.
A Georgia judge defends his mounty cont a Peliw case amid meagre evidence. The accused faced few witnesses and was told he could go free if he remained silent in court. The lawyer urged a thorough defense while joking about witness reliability.
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