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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1914
Page
13
Bermudians live in comfortable homes and share resources with strangers. They value law, order, and swift justice, tracing governance to 1612 when Bermuda began self-rule under the Bermuda Company and established a historic parliament.
A Nevada government experiment station professor plans experiments in agronomy as a rebuke to odd coinages. He notes agronomy is another term for agriculture and argues for simple naming over obscure terms. The piece mocks learned evasions by proposing humorous alternatives like aguerry and albification.
Henry Kirke Brown, famed American sculptor born in Leyden, Netherlands, moved to America as a youth, opened a New York studio, trained by European masters, and created notable works in New York and Washington. He died in July.
An OCR fragment lists various public buildings and associated names and places. It mentions Milam, Home, STAM, Vetere, Hoi, Mew, Thewee af Peper, and several other entities and scattered terms. context and readability are limited by garbled text and partial names.
Fragmentary OCR text references a fuel order and provisional arrangement involving a party named Ghee Ue Miarode. Other readable items mention monitoring, maritime or port terms, and a possible ’Mant yikiin’ phrase. Details remain obscured by garbled wording.
The old Peru to Wilmington turnpike in Vermont's Green Mountains faces abolition as tolls end and tollgates vanish. The piece traces the region’s turnpike history, noting the Lancaster pike’s 18th century rise, Philadelphia farmers’ fears, and the Conestoga wagon era darkly shaping local commerce and inns along the route.
The American Society of Landscape Architects gathering in Houston highlights the public debt owed to landscape architects. Their pioneering work shapes national, state, and city parks and reservations, delivering amenities many would otherwise lack. They are often public advocates who tirelessly promote conservation projects beyond their own lifetimes.
A World’s Work report describes a new air dropped bomb that returns to a level flight path after any angle or speed, guiding to strike accurately with nose down. It is designed to avoid wobble and does not explode until it descends at least 300 feet after being released to ensure arming time.
A fragmented report describes a government regulated river scene with log rafts and electric equipment. It mentions a large vessel or device, a lamp and battery setup, and a plan for a two-turbine electricity arrangement intended to power the operation. The text is garbled but centers on river navigation and electrical apparatus.
A cryptic message highlights efforts toward cure and prevention of tuberculosis. The text mentions Vin Yaron and Crt Philo among others, with scattered references to a tuberculosis ward and children, suggesting a charitable or hospital association event or publication aimed at aiding consumptives.
Fragmentary text mentions an automobile encounter and a pocketbook. Names and clear facts are unreadable. The readable bits point to a headline style note on an event involving a vehicle and a missing or misplaced item.
A dramatic tale follows Anabel Leigh fleeing a forced marriage with help from David Pierce. He aids her, later reveals his dying wish to secure her future through marriage to a wealthy cousin. After his death, Anabel learns Kay Westlake preserves a token from Pierce, ending in quiet, dignified happiness.
The article argues that famed intellects often struggle with memory and schooling, possessing poor associative memory yet powerful conceptual insight. It notes prodigies in mental arithmetic excel at independent thought while memory limits hinder rapid recall of isolated facts.
A fragmented OCR notice recounts a local dispute tied to Alphieon and Valle. The text references a grave incident with a person named Gowhd and a listed amount and date, indicating a local quarrel escalating to a fatal or serious event.
James Maxwell, an ex-convict, and his follower Morton plan a bold escape from a Mississippi camp. After days in the forest toward a hidden motor boat, Maxwell confronts a warden and chooses to surrender rather than face capture. The warden promises freedom to Morton if Maxwell cooperates, and Maxwell finally yields, hearing Morton’s fate as he jumps into muddy water.
Practical guidance to unwind a tightly wound clock spring without a clockmaker. It advises holding the clock, turning the balance wheel gently, and giving the spring slight play to liberate its power, enabling the clock to run again.
A century ago Congress debated a war report from the secretary of war explaining army failures in the failed invasion. President Madison and Wesat party to criticism of war conduct. Navy successes contrasted with land failures, reports cite German and allied forces involvement and dispatches from various divisions.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses patents related to sewing machines and yearly figures. Readable items mention averages and quantities tied to production or patent activity, with unclear context and missing key names or dates.
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