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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
14
A garbled humor piece presents snippets of dialogue and banter from a night, with characters discussing courage versus foolhardiness and domestic observations. The text includes bemused exchanges about pockets, marriages, and a string of short quips, all rendered in a broken OCR style.
Monti Hamer sent out ten poems titled A Merry Christmas or A Happy New Year. La Moyne asks how he did, noting he received many responses as a result.
An Ontario reader recounts severe kidney pains eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after cold and infection. A Free Trial offer from Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is advertised, claiming life saving results and urging mail requests across the United States.
The text reports a gigantic desert plant over thirty feet tall and more than fifty feet in diameter, weighing about eight tons. Indigenous Wallopil claim the growth existed long before their ancestors crossed from Mexico toward the Colima river, suggesting a fossil or ancient origin.
Students study grafting of buds from one tree to another. A bud may carry the original tree’s vigor but life span changes. a twenty-five year old tree grafted to another may live only twenty-five years instead of fifty, suggesting life is not simply transferred.
Charlie Anderson of Pfelds lays claim as Chicago’s oldest elevator operator. Starting at about 18 in 157% he ran the first passenger elevator near Washington Street for 29 years until its removal. He now works as a starter for elevators in the new annex.
Folkloric note claims Mahometans follow a ritual of starting with gin and vinegar to avoid contagion. It asserts if they begin with salt they miss later luck, while vinegar curses worldly prosperity to grow. The text then oddly claims the doctor should eat first and be last to stop.
A disjointed account blends drinking water with floating glass and a strange experiment. The text references water density, beverages, and a chaotic scene of figures, terms, and imagery, including a woman, a drastic mix of terms, and a vague inquiry into the effects of different liquids on a plane. The passage mixes fragments of science with scattered narrative about a burner, a glass, and a peculiar scene aboard a vessel.
The German empress will attend special rehearsals at Herlin theaters and ban plays she disapproves of, extending the emperor's stringent standards to the entire imperial family. The burden on European drama grows heavier under her scrutiny.
A shuffled essay advocates moral virtues over intellect in lasting friendship. It argues selfishness harms relationships and cites European affairs examples. The piece discusses admiration for loyalty generosity and affection, contrasting mental power with humane conduct.
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