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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
7
A torn OCR snippet from a local newspaper shows partial phrases and unclear names, lacking coherent names, dates, or events. The readable text suggests a general news note but cannot determine a specific person, place, or outcome.
The readable portion shows unclear names and places, offering only hints of a local incident. No decisive details emerge about participants, location, or outcome due to the damaged text.
A reader letter extols Peruna for curing chronic catarrh after doctors failed. Pearl Roush states she recovered with Peruna while nursing her daughter, asserting Peruna’s strong effectiveness. The ad cites Dr. Hartman advertising a free book and offers medical views from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
In a Southwark house blaze Alice Ayres acted with calm bravery. She threw beds from a window to reach the children below and saved two of them before leaping to the pavement, where she injured her spine but later recovered in hospital.
King Oscar, ruler of Sweden and Norway, rarely plays the throne's dignity. His memoirs promise to reveal plain talk for ordinary folk. A notable meeting with botanist M Bonnier near Stockholm led to an unplanned lunch at the palace as the king hosted him at home.
A New York woman runs a shop near the Waldorf Astoria creating novel fish scale flowers and leaves. The scales, from tropical fish, display vivid colors and can be wired into durable, transparent, and uniquely beautiful floral forms. The craft, adopted from the West Indies and Cuba, has made her business notably successful.
The article argues mules offer longer service than horses and engines, starting earlier in life and lasting up to forty years of hard work with minimal upkeep. It notes mules live about wire as long as horses and can endure tougher handling, often serving for decades without needing substantial care or replacement.
Obscure report notes the death in Vienna of a Privy Councilor named Hermann who purportedly originated the postal cant. The fragmentary text also mentions Una Deans and a whimsical line about dandelions purifying blood and urging Yale advancement.
The passage mentions a Salt Lake Business College prospectus inviting inquiry from city business and professional men, with reference to Templeton as a location. It also includes various disrupted items: a British deputation issue about rain prayer, a farmer’s wheat report in central Illinois, and a note about Major William H. Lambert’s Chickamauga battlefield relics.
The article notes Moscow hosting Europe’s largest hospital with seven thousand beds, a 96 physician staff, 900 nurses, and caring for about 15 thousand people annually. It mentions plans for a grand public drinking fountain by James B. Duke at Raritan New Jersey costing about 80000 dollars with a 25000 dollar statue, and references dauntless storms causing widespread damage including a fatality.
Greeley of New York Tribune lineage linked to Mina In Londonderry HL. born in Amherst, N F, in the eighty fourth year of age. He belonged to a family of thirteen children, raised by a widow, and was married for fifty eight years.
A letter from Jessie O Donnell of Chicago praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for eight years of female illness and says she was cured in seven months with renewed health. The note urges others to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts and mentions a reward for a genuine testimonial.
Agricultural College of Utah offers liberal, thorough, practical training across schools of Agriculture Pomology Science Commercial Engineering General Science and Dental Training. Programs include three and four year certificates and degrees with extensive facilities and eleven acres campus hosting labs, shops, and dormitories. Faculty listed with no tuition charges noted.
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