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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
3
Green River routed Kemmerer 17 to 5 in a sunlit local lot game. Bevo-like errors and wild throws plus a marathon first inning fueled the visitors' big scoring surge. Kemmerer managed only five runs as Green River built a commanding lead by the fourth.
A fair sized crowd witnessed a tense Sunday contest as Green River and the visiting Mets staged an exciting clash that remained tied until the ninth. Maher and Mathews pitched for the locals and visitors, with Maher yielding key two baggers and timely hits while Bishop, Renfro, Story, and others contributed defense and offense. In the final frame the home club pushed to tie or win but fell short as Mets’ defense and late hits preserved a dramatic, scoreless few last innings.
Game details list walks by Metz and Maher, errors and wild pitches, and multiple players with two base hits including Gaston Zimmer Metz Easton H Smith Maher. Mets struck out seven and Maher eleven. double plays occurred Duffy to Howells and Howells to Bishop.
The film portrays Aurora Mardiganian, Armenian survivor of 1915 massacres, detailing her family's murder, forced exile, and brutal voyage across deserts. It follows her capture, the fate of refugees, and the ordeal of Armenian girls and companions amid Turkish persecution.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows a playful dialogue about eating and portions with quirky names and garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at a comic or satirical exchange describing meals and light coats of foods. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear narrative details.
The fragment describes Mimi Merdiganian and a report to allied governments by Viscount James Bryce leading a commission to investigate Armenian atrocities. It references the murder of details and the portrayal of the events in the report and its inspiration for a narrative.
Washington announces transfer of about 5 million pounds of surplus army sugar to the Sugar Equalization Board for domestic consumption at 8.79 cents per pound. Earlier 21 million pounds were moved in July. Distribution overseen by three central committees in Chicago New Orleans and New York with no exports. Chautauqua Week set for August 28 to September 2.
A Kemmerer resident, Jack Webster of Saphire Street, reports using Dean's Kidney Pills for years to relieve kidney backache and urinary issues. He notes nightly awakening from weak kidneys, purchases at City Drug Store, and claims the pills consistently cure his trouble. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo manufactures the 60 cent remedy.
American tires grow popular worldwide with the United Tires Company shipping to forty nations last year. Removal of shipping restrictions could add 25 to 30 countries this year. An Iceland dealer ordered full tire exam for fifty cars at New York office, calling the brand a quality label. Far south to tropics testimonials highlight long life under heat, with Manila tests showing 16,800 miles and 14,100 miles under tough conditions, while the Philippines’ largest transport firm notes 7,600 miles as average.
For sale are 4200 shares of Money Back Oil Company stock located in Denver and Wichita Falls. The listing notes the office at 002 Wabash Building, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Mrs Blanche says her years of poor digestion improved after trying Cham berlain's Tableta. She reports relief and a return to eating normally following a year of trial and error with various remedies. The testimonial emphasizes satisfaction with the product.
A historical note records Chauta Wook set for August 28 to September 2 with regional observance details and schedule implications for involved communities and organizations.
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