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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1912
Page
6
James Schreiber reports a nationwide drive against the typhoid carrier the fly. Scientists warn flies spread typhoid and other diseases many cities place rewards for control efforts while citizens join a growing sanitation push.
A long list promotes fly control to curb disease transmission. It urges screen windows keep children safe from flies and spoiled foods, crush insects, and seal manure and drains. It cites health officials and advocates a vigorous nationwide campaign, including public health measures and admonitions against flies.
A survey of ancient horsemanship traces betting and racing ideas to medieval rulers and legends. References include Hugh of Capet gifting runners to Athelstan to wed his sister, Hengist and Horsa's alleged racing ties, and the Berkshire white horse cut as a symbol. Mentions of Alfred the Great, the Wantage chalk figure, and Roland and his horse Veillantif appear with cautious historical note.
A distorted excerpt presents a poetic meditation on despair and journey. Vague imagery speaks of dark valleys, distant lights, and a radiant dawn guiding the way. The text appears as a damaged literary snippet with unclear context.
Manager Fred Clarke notes Jack Miller is the best basemen Pitts burgh had since Kitty Branefeld, dating back to 1900, with Miller praised for ground coverage. The article spans umpiring woes, curves, and shifting NL and AL catching talent, highlighting Van Haltren, Baker, Draper, and Easterly while detailing pitcher behavior and fielding notes.
A jumble of quips and remarks from a newspaper page features a city commuter lamenting the loss of a familiar morning train and a suburban reply about its removal. Interspersed are brief dashes of rural humor from a farmer about keeping boys on the farm and a playful mockery of market chatter.
The readable lines describe a play titled A Bqueese Play with fragmented dialogue about demonstrations and a reference to a wang eighty two or a wueceent. It mentions an orient and a founder figure, with garbled names and phrases.
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