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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
14
A historic musical comedy titled The Chejty of Bramarte ie Porn premiered at the Cockpit theater on May 29 9668. It featured vocal and instrumental music with stage scenery and marked early use of stage scenery that Powys later criticized as fading from lively performance.
A sketchy page references tea price contrasts between good and poor tea and offers low summer travel rates. It mentions demographic survival in New Zealand and Australian colonies, Argentina’s mulberry tree planting, and milk production. Also touches on a hampered historical image and a line about the flag and a 13th century appeal to heaven.
A distorted dialogue fragment urges selling to customers and hints at financial risk if not done. Quoted lines mention Hostinng's Wet A Real Martyr and a Mrs Lapeling whose husband is blamed for nerves. Snippets include garbled phrases about Tim law spirited and dietary trouble.
A fragment describes a blend of four teas for varied tastes and notes a Britain’s oldest post office. It mentions the Aldvat pastames in Great Brie wintering to be seen by the Mille Cheshire village of Methany and references a fifteenth century doorway in a Megan 1M aver Mie doorway.
A tale from Keele racecourse describes a nest found near the track after a spring event. Three young larks hatched recently as crowds gathered, and Grand Duke Michel ordered estate men to protect the larks and their home.
War correspondents recall the damaged right hand of painter Verestchagin. They describe a missing thumb from a leopard bite, a bent finger, a bullet scar, shattered bones, and stiff muscles from a pony fall. His hand endured much before sinking in the sea, yet he never ceased using it to create.
The report notes per capita dairy use is very low in the South with Richmond Pensacola and Mobile showing minimal cream and milk sales for direct use. Investigators claim cream for coffee or consumption is largely unavailable in southern states, while ice cream making declines as a result.
Fragmented account describes a buried Roman city near Monly, once called the city of Veurnne, now vanished. Vague details mention relics, a silver wine containing a number, and legends of a legendary lexicon and fables.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or event with unclear names and places. The readable bits include phrases like Bungul and a reference to a person named Oe or Oe ae, with occasional partial titles. No clear date, organization, or outcome emerges.
A project involving a landscape gardener and a Yale corporation venture is described, with references to Feodorien Lax Oinalvad and an architect tied to the extandedwe PUT nee property. It notes government involvement and planned development efforts amid a consented framework.
Fell hard as a local ballot event unfolded with unclear text. Names, places, or dates are not readable in the fragment. The brief hints at a political or civic action but details remain unreadable.
Salt Lake Tribune announces a Utah state anthem contest with 1400 prizes for best words and music. Entries require no author names, envelopes with identifying data, and must be submitted by September 1 for words and October 12 for music. Winners to be chosen by public vote from a shortlist of 25.
The renowned actress Odette Tyler writes a grateful note praising Dean's Kidney Pills Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and notes satisfaction with the remedy. The ad copy mentions 60 cents per box and wide dealer availability. Gospel wagons autos bikes and tents used by missionaries in preaching tours are described with two Paris travelers crossing many miles to preach.
The article recounts the lifelong bond between Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Edward Deering Preble. From childhood at Miss Porter’s school in Portland to Goosequills at Congress Street Academy, they shared verses read aloud under Longfellow’s elms. A young Longfellow published a poem at thirteen, provoking judge’s scorn and tearful reaction with his friend present.
A skeptical note on counterfeit cereal coffee imitators aiming to imitate Postum. The piece warns of numerous failed ad schemes over nine years, stressing Postum as the original cereal coffee trusted by physicians and the public.
Insomnia blamed on poor circulation indigestion or mental distress. Advice includes warm baths, drinks, deep breathing, beer avoidance, house-cleaning of thoughts, and sleep routines. Tips: sleep warm, avoid drafts, read briefly, relax muscles, and silence intrusive thoughts to regain rest.
Mrs W N Sherman builds Minnewawa ranch near Fresno California turning unimproved land into a thriving enterprise. Value soars to over five times the original investment with 400 workers seasonally. Her packing oversight adds 100 to 500 dollars per carload in grapes. She gains national repute as stock raiser and fruit grower.
Dutton Cook cites an American stage anecdote about Bill Shipton playing a British officer in Early Life of Washington. He drank heavily and spoiled a duel scene with Miss Duff, declaring he would die before dying. The audience mobbed him, and he fled by leaping into a coffin on stage.
A New York City magistrate judge, Whitman, the board’s sole bachelor, was asked to marry a Philadelphia couple. The bride offered him a handkerchief rose for his wife, he quipped he had no wife, and she invited him to Philadelphia to meet her sister, prompting a playful reply about catching the next train. The piece blends light anecdote with clipped dialogue and stray, garbled verse.
Fragments show a doctor and patient discussing medicines and costs with unclear dialogue. The text includes stray phrases about fat, money, and medical advice, reflecting a chaotic medical scene in a newspaper clip.
Thousands of American women report restoration of health and vigor through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites letters on file and claims the remedy cures uterine disorders, menstrual issues, backache, and related ailments, urging women to write for free advice.
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