His Face for the Pie
A seven year old at dinner eats heartily and proclaims his face ready for pie. His mother laments dessert loss as she plans the pie course. The boy cheerfully insists on more, declaring his face is for the pie.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
12
A seven year old at dinner eats heartily and proclaims his face ready for pie. His mother laments dessert loss as she plans the pie course. The boy cheerfully insists on more, declaring his face is for the pie.
A reflective note on women entering journalism highlighting endurance, moral courage, and persistence as essential traits. The excerpt emphasizes that young women pursuing the field face trials requiring resilience and strong character to succeed.
The St Paul clock has a 47 foot circumference dial with bands measuring five feet nine inches and nine feet eight inches. The mine weigh 75 pounds and the hour bands 14 pounds. The clock cost £400 and was made in 1703.
Fragmentary archaic prose stresses inner worth over outward glory and asserts that true greatness comes from modest, generous conduct rather than public heroism or happiness in material things.
Fragmentary report notes rubbing posts for cattle made from whale jaw, displayed in the English village of HiwWeker. Describes a whale trade once carried on at its plate. mentions posts standing twelve for goobwee with unclear details.
The text notes live sponges shelter organisms like crabs and email animess in reef-like habitats, suggesting how sponges support ecosystems. It mentions U.S. research in New York and education tied to trades, hinting at opportunities and local industry connections.
A fragmented note appears to reference a person or event with names like Kiko Lowarey and phrases about tide and meditation. The readable content suggests a personal or ceremonial context, but specifics are unclear. No verifiable date, place, or organization is present in the legible text.
A Detvalt woman recalls Gen Russell A Alger in a rambling account that praises women’s support and influence. She quotes his past acknowledgments of women’s roles and contemplates how his leadership might have changed if not for women’s efforts and moral courage.
An informal gathering featured Maggie Chieako Chruas and others performing, with jokes and songs that highlighted the playful mood. Attendees shared light banter about friendship and memory as the hosts guided the relaxed program.
Fragmented OCR style note shows garbled dialogue about hunger and seeking food. The speaker requests help and mentions wind, color, and a desire for something to eat. Several phrases repeat without clear structure, but the core theme is needing sustenance.
A garbled tale set in England recounts a arranged marriage with a bride who cannot leave due to legal conditions. The village scene includes a philosopher and cobbler reacting to the muddled events and talks of betrayal and missed duties, hinting at social pressures and personal conflict.
Fragmented OCR text shows a creditor demand and a mention of a plant page. Readable items reference a payment action and a due amount but exact names, dates, or entities are unclear. The fragment suggests legal or financial urgency around an owed sum and a creditor.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions cheap goods and teaching, references standards and departments, and hints at wealth and working class issues. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses vegetable sponges and a possible substitute for pear and peat in Africa and Algeria. It mentions maturity, pulp separation, and altered products but the passage is incomplete and difficult to interpret. No clear entities or events emerge.
A disjointed report from a Sunday magazine recounts a Turkic prisoner who asks for water before execution. He drinks water and appears calmer, with unclear details about the surrounding events and names. The piece reads like a fragmented archival snippet with limited readable facts.
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