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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note on the United States, New York business, and a roam in a lonely spot. It mentions Roosevelt, personal news, and an expedition with uncertain meaning and heavy wording. The source lacks coherent events or identifiable names beyond a few strong terms.
The account describes Roosevelt’s African camp near Kapiti Plains with Kermit Roosevelt among his entourage. It notes the adobe camp hut, American flag rituals, and the close bond of Kermit and Abdallah bin Said, along with Cuninghame and other aides, during hunts and travels in Uganda’s plains.
Spokane Washington region prepares for land entry next year after July registration for Flathead Montana Coeur dAlene Idaho and Spokane Washington reservations totaling about 760000 acres. Descriptions cover Flathead terrain lakes rivers and timber lands along with Coeur dAlene and Spokane areas including Lake Coeur dAlene and local registration sites. Chief Joseph referenced in broader Nes Perce history near the Spokane reservation area.
Business director Horatio Hingleworth commissions a stenographer to draft a loving letter to his wife while away in Florida. The stenographer writes a heartfelt missive from the magnate, prompting the employer to realize the letter was not his voice. He warns against spreading the sentiment and contemplates placing her desk beside his.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humor item chronicles a week of dramatic, bungled attempts to destroy flies in a home. The narrator reports a seven dollar lamp, broken objects, and mounting frustration as each day ends with elusive prey.
A cheerful salesman offers Irish lace at 75 cents a yard. A matron buys a yard, then learns the money is not currency but a ticket. The clerk collapses from the surprising mix up in a Bohemian rag.
The ambitious young composer asks, What do you think of that for a march, after playing on piano. A music publisher retorts that Eve’s piece reminds him of Akerman’s sea composition, calling it long and tiresome in a sharp exchange from the Los Angeles Herald Gundey Magazine.
A tense exchange centers on a wife urging a doctor to prescribe an ointment for her husband’s rheumatism. She insists he lacks motivation to follow directions and fears the remedy will fail unless the doctor’s advice is clear and convincing. The physician indicates testing a tuft of material to provoke a reaction.
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