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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
6
A early musical comedy titled The Charity of Bramarte was produced at Cockpit theatre on May 29 9668. Reports cite vocal and instrumental performance with scenic elements and note Powys later criticized its evolving stage scenery.
A mixed OCR fragment reports on tea prices, child survival statistics in various countries, and travel offers. It mentions The Santa Fe trademark and agent in Salt Lake City, Argentina's plantings and milk imports, a company reference from Mount Lane, religious symbolism in a white cross on a red stripe, and a note about a historic Swiss battle.
A distorted OCR fragment discusses selling to customers and business, with garbled phrases about Hostinng's Wet A Real Martyr and Tim law spirited. Mrs Lapeling mentions not telling her husband about nerves and a vague reference to eating something that disagrees, ending with garbled lines about men.
An OCR fragment describes Britain's oldest post office and a medieval building dating to the fifteenth century. It mentions Methany Cheshire village and a doorway, with unclear details about the site and past use.
At Keele estate a nest near the racecourse was found with a cracked edge and three young larks hatched. Despite attempts to remove the nest crowds visited the site. Grand Duke Michel ordered estate workers to protect the nesting birds and their home after witnessing the event.
War correspondents recount Verestchagin the Russian painter and the severe injuries to his right hand. They describe a missing thumb from a leopard bite, a permanently stiff finger, shattered small bones from a pony fall, and a bullet wound that left the hand useless yet faithful to the brush.
A colonial-era report notes per capita dairy use in southern cities shows Richmond households consuming about half a pint, Pensacola much less at a fifth, and Mobile and other ports under a tenth. It claims nearly no cream is sold for use in the South, with ice cream production described as rare, underscoring regional dairy habits.
Fragmentary notes describe uncovering ruins near Monly at Gourgom of a great Roman city. Reported finds include a silver wine containing a numeral, and fragments of sculpture or inscriptions suggesting antiquity.
fragmentary OCR text describes a local scene with unclear names and events. readable parts mention a person and a place, suggesting a brief community item or notice. details are too garbled to confirm participants, dates, or outcomes.
A scrambled report describes a landscape architecture collaboration with Yale related to a large New York property project. It mentions Landacape Gardner, Feedorien Lax Oinalvad and the Yale corporation with ties to an architect named Tandavape. The piece hints at government oversight and development plans.
A fragmented report notes a hard fall followed by a ball rally. Nonspecific names and places appear in the readable text, hinting at a sports or local event but lacking clear details or outcomes. The remaining legible items suggest a tense moment and a subsequent effort or rally surrounding a game or match.
Utah Tribune calls for submissions of poem and music to create a state anthem with 1400 dollars in prizes. Entries must be anonymous, signed only by a separate envelope, and include both words and music contests with separate judging. Open to Utah citizens. final winners chosen by public vote after committee screening. Deadline for words September 1 and music October 12.
The renowned actress Mina Tyler credits Dean's Kidney Pills for personal and professional gains. Message signed by Tyler and distributed through Buffalo via Foster Milburn Co. Price 60 cents per box. Also notes Gospel outreaches using autos and tents in Paris and market places to preach to crowds.
A feature notes the close boyhood bond between Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Edward Deering Preble. Reading together at a Portland dame's school and Congress Street academy, they shared verses and early literary efforts, including Longfellow's celebrated Battle of Lovell's Pond turn of the tale.
Amid a flood of imitations over nine years, critics warn that fake cereal coffees mimic Postum but fail to match quality. The public, aided by physicians and careful labeling, should seek genuine products. Cereal coffee producers who copy style without proper processing risk going out of business.
A Philadelphia Inquirer inspired self help piece outlines insomnia causes as poor circulation indigestion or mental distress. It prescribes warm baths, warm drinks, breathing, house cleaning thoughts, and bedtime routines to promote sleep and ease wakefulness.
Mrs. W. N. Sherman transforms Minnewawa ranch near Fresno California into a thriving enterprise. She oversees packing boosting grape carload value by up to five hundred dollars, employs over 400 people seasonally in ranch and cannery, and gains national recognition as a stock raiser and fruit grower.
Dutton Cook’s Book of the Play recalls an English melodrama anecdote about a boozy actor dubbed Shipton who played a British officer in an American production. During a duel scene Miss Duff fought, and the drunken performer loudly claimed he would die, then leapt into a coffin as angry citizens chased him from the stage.
A New York City magistrate, Judge Whitman, the board's only bachelor, was urged to marry a Philadelphia couple. The bride offered him a rose and urged him to take it home to his wife, then invited him to Philadelphia to meet her sister. The judge quipped of the lack of a wife and joked about being tempted to travel.
Readable portions show a dialogue about medicine costs and self care. Names and clear facts are limited, with uncertain garbled phrases and missing context throughout.
The advertisement claims thousands of American women have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It praises the product as uniquely effective for female ailments, listing symptoms it treats and urging readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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