Learn Photography Career Through Investment Then Training
A faded ad offers a photo drama career program promising training for a fee. It calls for earnest learners with determination and notes limited student capacity and immediate reply to PHOTO DRAMA PRESS EDUCATION in Beach, California.
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Aegis Ave
Beach
Cal
Feartisersent
Cured of Stomach Trouble Promoted by Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble and constipation. A Beaver Dam resident, after two years of illness, reports temporary relief and credits the product for curing her condition.
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Beaver Dam
Chamberlain
Fragmentary proverb hints at origins of knowledge claim
A murky remark suggests a link between a man and his wife seeking knowledge, implying early roots of the idea that small bits of learning lead to nothing. The fragment hints at domestic inquiry influencing a broader saying.
Collar Care Promise In Laundry Service Ad
An older laundry advertisement pledges careful collar ironing without saw edges or uneven rolls and offers washing and ironing with a guarantee to return items. It emphasizes reasonable terms and dependable service.
Blessing Nurse Praises Taniae Treatment
Mrs. Lizzie Felker of 3725 Randolph St Los Angeles a retired nurse says a health tonic healed her after four years of fatigue kidney pain rheumatic aches and constipation She reports gaining nineteen pounds and resumed daily activities after two months on Taniae with noted improvements in appetite energy and mobility
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Lizzie Felker
Ranclph St
Los Angeles
Cal
Ivery
Taniac
Saraniae
Anso Iy
The Awe In Audience Reflections On Stage Impact
A fragmented note discusses how audience emotion can diverge from an actor's intent. It notes that strong onscreen or onstage performance may move viewers differently, suggesting empathy and interpretation vary by spectator.
Better Roads Discussed at Lambs Club Meeting
At the Lambs club luncheon in Fellows hall D B Miller outlined county road issues noting best routes to Lincoln County and Yellowstone. Dr Albert Tonkin urged reporting births and promoting the Hoback canyon route while advocates called for county road improvements and harmony among professionals.
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D. B. Miller
Lambs’ Club
Odd Lambs
B. Whitney
Uas
Rey
Miller Cogee
Ai Ake Abe
Miller
Lincoln
Wilson
Whitney
Rose
Riscia
Yellowstone National Park
Daniel and
Lincoln County
Hoback Canyon
Albert B. Tonkin
Ciy
Tonkin
Kemmerer
State Health Department
Dr. Tonkin
E. L. Smith
J. A
Platt Wilson
Andrew Morrow
H. A. Lewis
Cumberland Men Clash on Labor Day in Diamond Ville
Jud Koski, George Boris and Pete Syrod, a trio of scrapers, sparked a fracas on Labor Day leading to Boris’s arrest after Koski accused him of hitting with a rock. Boris claims Koski and Syrod conspired with Joe Colletti to frame him, and Boris faces assault charges before Justice of the Peace McAllister.
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Jud Koski
George Boris
Pete Syrod
Koski
Boris
Syrod
Joe Colletti
Diamondville
Justice of the Peace
McAllister
Change in Local Western Union Office Friday
H R Kester of Los Animos Colorado arrived in Kemmerer to assume the local Western Union office management and relieve Pleasants who was promoted to the Colorado Springs office Pleasants left Tuesday for his new post and his departure is noted with regret The local office showed strong results under his management and few complaints about service are recorded. Kester is an experienced telegraph office manager and is expected to continue the high standard established by Pleasants.
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H. R. Kester
Los Animos
Colo
Kemmerer
Western Union
Manager Pleasants
Colorado Springs
Pleasants
Kester
Knights of Phythias to Meet at Frontier Tonight
The Knights of Phythias plan a meeting in Frontier hall to handle important matters and showcase a newly refurnished lodge room. This marks their first gathering in the Frontier hall after previously meeting at the local I O C F hall.
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Knights OF Phythias
Frontier
Frontier Hall
C. F
Few Hot Springs County Vets Seek Tax Exemption
About 400 ex service men live in Hot Springs county and only 82 have applied for the 2000 tax exemption offered by the state. Deputy assessor W A Nordstrom says the total exemption will be about 86000 instead of 800000 if all qualified men had applied.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Hot Springs
W. A. Nordstrom
Fragmented account on catarrhal deafness cures
The text discusses catarrhal deafness and tube inflammation, claiming some cures through dubious methods. It references mucous membranes and hearing loss with unclear sources and names. The passage appears as garbled OCR with no reliable structure or verifiable details.
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