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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1917
Page
16
A fragmentary poetic fragment describes a legend with alabaster cup and gold sheen. The lines hint at a figure praying and a fragrant atmosphere, with motion described as swaying to and fro. The text reads as partial medieval lyric imagery rather than a complete news item.
A feature urging Easter as a time to renew resolve and stop worrying over minor troubles. It extols cheer and perseverance, describing nature’s renewal as a model for stronger, truer living and a fresh start with the season. It emphasizes hopeful, uplifting encouragement and personal growth.
The article describes crosses carved from thin limestone in Patrick County Virginia. Shapes include pinin Ro Mae Crom Maltese cross and Greek cross with interpenetrating arms at 60 degrees. Stone called ataurolite or cross etony. crosses sized from 1 to 2 inches, worn as pendants, often set in silver or gold. Locals believe the stone is unique to their county and region.
A brief poetic ode recounting the Easter morning. The tomb is sealed as angels roll away the stone and the risen Christ appears in glory. The verse emphasizes triumph over death, the empty tomb, and messages of hope delivered by the angel to those who seek the burial site.
A reflective meditation on Easter meaning beyond life and death. It questions how Christ's resurrection reshapes character and life plans, urging readers to move from ritual to living with purpose after the Easter morning.
A vivid meditation on the postresurrection scene by the Lake of Galilee. The speaker contrasts the witness of Jesus alive with the disciples who had seen his crucifixion, emphasizing the real, tangible realities of labor, hunger, death, life, love, and the risen Christ present among them at dawn plus the bread and fish prepared by the Lord.
A disrupted quarrel between Wite's Parvereity and Old Crabuw escalates as the wife mocks his constant certainty. A nearby passerby senses tension while a man, Din Snewer, suffers a sudden stumble. A woman seeks help from her brother and father. Autie Guy offers a clue about a mysterious Hale clothing choice.
A garbled exchange hints at a spouse's consent condition for marriage. Mr Meekton and Henrietta appear in a fragmentary dialogue about required seriousness and eligibility, suggesting an era tone where consent and social propriety govern union. The readable text points to a domestic contract discussion rather than a formal legal action.
A short reflective line from Mrs Besant noting that in everyday life the truly unselfish seek happiness for others rather than themselves.
A late collection of Nevada Idaho Montana and Washington items notes price receipts for ranchers in Carson Valley and Fallon, mining talks at Goldfield, a pensioner’s death near Sparks, a coroner’s inquiry in Huntley, a murder claim in Pocatello, plowing for sugar beets in Fallon, and road work from Alkali Lake to Gardnerville. Also reports a Reno cigarette accident near-fatal, tribal brawl in Elko, a Hamilton sugar factory push, and a call for a wartime state defense force.
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