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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
15
Readable fragments obscure names, places, and action. The text appears as a torn OCR snippet with unclear subject and date, offering only scattered nouns and partial phrases. No verifiable event or entity can be confirmed from the available material.
A fragmented OCR note presents unclear names and phrases: oracular contortions and partial terms. Readable items hint at a historical snippet with vague references, inviting reconstruction of the original report from limited readable letters.
The letter from Pearl Rousch recalls falling ill with catarrh misdiagnosed as cough or tuberculosis. After trying Peruna, she recovered and gained weight. The ad credits Peruna as the era’s catarrh remedy and promotes Dr. Hartman’s Health and Beauty booklet. The Peruna Medicine Co. offers free material and physician advice.
A Southwark house fire prompt Alice Ayres to act with cool courage. She tosses a bed to the crowd and saves three children, two unhurt and one fatally injured, then herself falls after missing the bed and injures her spine. Her selfless deed inspires newspapers across England.
King Oscar, ruler of Sweden and Norway, is described as unusually informal and open. The article notes his reluctance to act pompously, his plan to write memoirs for posthumous publication, and a humorous anecdote with botanist M. Bonnier who didn’t realize the king’s identity until they reached his palace, where they shared botany talk.
A New York woman near the Waldorf Astoria runs a shop selling fish scale flowers and leaves. The rainbow scales, ranging from pink to purple, are fastened to stems to form durable, translucent blossoms with a distinct floral look. The craft, once spread to the West Indies and Spain, has become a notable local industry.
The piece argues mules outlive horses and machines, noting a mule’s readiness to work earlier, longer lifespan around forty years of hard service, and minimal upkeep compared with horses. It cites a writer claiming mules can work steadily without rest and with only half the feed costs of horses.
Vienna reports the death of Privy Councilor Hermann originator of the postal cant. The rumor notes ordinary Una Deans claim support, while references to dandelions cleansing blood and urging Yale uplift surface in the misread text.
A fragment from a 19th century issue notes plans for a new business college opening in September at the Templeton building, while rural chatter discusses drought prayers in Britain, agricultural prospects, and a local thresher’s remarks on wheat yields. It also mentions a relic from Chickamauga carried by Major William H. Lambert, including a trunk piece with eleven metal fragments.
An article cites Europe’s largest hospital in Moscow with 96 physicians and 900 nurses serving about 15 000 annually. It notes James B Duke’s plan to build an $80 000 drinking fountain near Plainfield with a $25 000 Italian statue, and mentions other varied items from medicines to a storm damage report including a fatality.
A fragmentary obituary recalls Mina In Londonderry HL, a son of Horace Greeley, born in Amherst, New Hampshire, in the eighty fourth year of his age. He belonged to a large family of thirteen children, raised by a widow after fifty eight years of marriage.
Mrs J E Dan nel Dean Mee pivinam reports eight years of female trouble and invalid status cured after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Jessie O Donnell from Chicago endorses the treatment and recommends inquiries to Mrs Pinkham for free advice to sick women.
The Agricultural College of Utah outlines its comprehensive education system including schools of Agriculture, Pomology, Commercial, Engineering, General Science and a Normal Training division. It lists three and four year programs across disciplines with certificates and degrees, plus preparatory options. The campus spans eleven acres with extensive facilities such as buildings, libraries, museums, gardens, laboratories, and an athletic field, all offered with no tuition.
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