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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
11
A Washington Star yearns to tell of frontier life as explorers recount meeting the Matamakia in Alaska. The party notes the tribe's warlike defiance and distance from civilization while comparing their caribou and bear sustenance to Rocky Mountain wildlife.
A Col town shop turns out about 15 000 bells annually. Bells for sheep and cattle are shaped from brass and rolled sheets, then fired in crucibles with charcoal and brass slings. Final polishing comes from a revolving cylinder. tongues are produced in foundries with attached wire.
The Lancet recounts 17th century ideas on rabies including remedies from Thomas Senn dall and others. It cites old methods using ale, crayfish claws, treacle, and herbs. It notes beliefs on dog bite causes and fear of water, with references to Galen and Celsus.
A fragmented narrative appears to focus on a rich woman and her friends who exploit her position. The piece describes social dynamic, status display, and a provocative incident surrounding affection, pride, and scandal within a close circle.
Enthusiastic gardeners rejoin the yearly ritual as bright seed and plant catalogs arrive. The Lewiston Journal notes anticipation surpasses fulfillment, with pictures stirring plans for lush gardens, fruit, and flowers even in late winter.
A garbled fragment questions public opinion on government ownership of theaters railways and major firms. It mentions a figure named Maries and a stance supporting state ownership and control of key industries amid political rhetoric.
In chapter XI Artemus and Charlie discuss a plan to expose the true identity of Captain Brand by locating the ship's mate Ben Hazen and a survivor from the Heapasin wreck. They plot to cross paths with a new claimant and a key witness, anticipating a dramatic confrontation.
John Alexander Dowie told about 4 000 followers at Shlich Tabernacle Zion City that his only life aim is to accumulate millions to purchase Jerusalem and lead his people there. He predicted several Zion cities soon and said Zion City would lead in education religion commerce and finance with ships between continents. He noted volcanic eruptions as end times signs and said Zion cities will be established elsewhere amid land offers already received.
A fragmented description contrasts the ceremonial joining of a queen consort with the coronation rites. It notes anointing with chrism and investiture with the crown, calling the consort Crown of glory humor and joy, while stressing she is not to be set apart for domination.
The article describes a push by railway and real estate interests in the United States to curb American emigration to the Canadian West. It argues that railways lose land traffic and commissions as farmers move north, and claims opponents publish misleading letters. It notes 87,000 Americans have settled in Canada since 1897, and mentions a Canadian government land program and a fan sent to Lady Geauchamp.
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