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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1901
Page
14
A wounded man hides a pistol as Cy Grandy returns, aiming to finish him. The confrontation peaks when Cy arrives and a shot fires, leaving two men dying by the roadside in a tense standoff.
A wounded man dying beside a Kentucky roadside vows revenge on Cy Grandy. He clutches a whisky flask for strength, retrieves a pistol, and plans a final confrontation as a rattlerlike resolve steadies him before a hoped death or retaliation.
A colorful Omaha tale centers on a profane golfer whose 127 par rounds grow worse as he vents in strong language. After a friend jokes to pocket pebbles for each word, he empties his pockets at the club house spilling hundreds of tokens for his curses. The scene ends with a boast of a wagonload of expletives to come. Also mentioned is Mrs Edwin Knowles, Brooklyn, new head of the Professional Woman’s League, skeptical about woman suffrage. She argues voting would not help and would increase ignorant voters.
A veteran observer recalls Slimkins, a Columbia student and son of a rich lawyer, faltering during a Fifth Avenue Hotel appearance. The crowd mocked his overcoat and hat act, forcing his removal from the speakers list after a rough showing and a hoarse heckler reference.
A fragmentary collection quotes poets on women and gender roles. It juxtaposes views by Tuke Macaulay and Gay, emphasizing beauty, influence, and the heart’s mood in love. The text blends lines about women’s power and allure in eighteenth to nineteenth century sentiment.
A fragmented reminiscence quotes Bralny Bowers claiming the postion was critical, refuting critics and predicting a forthcoming exhibition of mind power. The speaker muses on incorporating as a company to share his brain with the world.
In Lealle's Weekly a determined young man vows to seek a wife as his father desires. He plans to visit an intelligence event that afternoon and asks his mother to arrange contact, insisting he will find someone suitable.
A New York Sun note recounts a public school teacher describing a student who used cinema and song references to rework classic topics. An exercise asked for a ruin to view and produced routes from Melrose to Venice and a dachshund lyric, prompting the class to push for broader scenes on Manhattan.
Fragmentary text presents a dialogue where a father hints at his son seeking a wife while the young man resists and jokes about manners and home life. The exchange shows generational views on marriage and social expectations amid unclear surrounding details.
A July meeting in Buffalo discussed railway passage rates to the Pan American Exposition. Train fares to the event were deemed excessive, with private houses charging up to two dollars per plate for meals. Rail leaders claimed lower belt rates were unlikely, and a committee proposed adding a guest-information bureau and stricter exposition oversight to ensure smoother visitor welfare.
The text outlines two refining methods: distillation in vacuum and cracking with superheated steam. It notes vacuum distillation and steam cracking as distinct processes, and mentions Allen's Poultice as a cure for burning.
Derailed by mixed claims of Carnegie and Schwa cooperation in a money gift said to fund free tuition in Scotland. The piece alleges a deep plot to drain skilled Scottish workers from steel works by shaping education. References to Hall Guaren and Secretary Hull appear amid a collage of distant topics and figures.
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