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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
19
A well known businessman, usually home by 5:30, stays in town for a smoker after a friend persuades him. He wires his wife saying he missed the 6:30, then arrives to a chilly reception as she reveals she received the 4:28 message saying he had missed the 5:30 train.
The text recalls Mayor Gaynor’s view of hypocritical flatterers and over-optimistic charity. He scorns critics who praise both good and bad and cites a notorious scandal monger described as kind yet untrustworthy in her speech.
Two brothers run a southern Illinois country store with a large wool barter trade. One brother becomes deeply religious and often speaks of faith to his sibling, urging him to join the church. He jokes that someone from the firm must weigh the wool before joining.
Strickland Gillilan the lecturer famed for his Of Agin On Agin verses planned a talk in a small Missouri town. He asked the committee chairman for a pitcher of ice water, but declined saying he would not drink as he prefers to stay dry on stage.
Mile Gladys Unger notes French humor can offend when not broad enough and shares a ribald joke about a Frenchman, a girl, and a hand tattoo gag. The anecdote ends with a misheard line about wearing initials on the hand.
A garbled report depicts frightened pedestrians amid a busy urban street with stalled vehicles and onlookers. The text mentions a white man, a father, and a crowd reacting to an incident, but details are unclear due to the damaged source.
A garbled account describes a struggle to win with unclear details. The fragments show attempts, misfires, and uncertain outcomes, mentioning attempts to ride and a sense of failure.
Mrs. Charles mPL mel of Noble County Indiana writes Peruna saved her life and eased misery. She began using Peruna after trying liquid medicines and now reports improvement and urges readers to ask their druggist for a Free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
In a satirical quote attributed to a New York Evening Post column, a mathematics professor recalls killing a stray fly ten years ago. He argues that sparing it would have spurred an astronomical chain of egg-laying and file creation, ultimately making life an inferno.
A fragmented clippings page mentions Jack and trouble with a car, Boston, and an herbal remedy. It lists items about pain relief powders, soothing products, and a travel note on Swiss hotels employing many female workers, all in a stray, collage-like format.
Reports from Mexico City state Guaymas fell to rebels though war offices deny it. Rebels disrupt rail lines and telegraphs, seize oil properties, and isolate Tampico. Zapata forces in Morelos Guerrero and Puebla reportedly growing stronger as harvests proceed.
Lopez the Mexican gunman remains at large after a deadly shooting spree in Bingham. Special deputy J Douglas Hulsey and Servian miner Tom Manderich were recovered from the mine, raising the death toll to twelve. Authorities warn the killer may attempt another exit or trap as they close in. The Interior Department authorizes dredging equipment contracts for the Jackson dam project in Idaho and Wyoming. Cincinnati liquor laws take effect, closing 400 saloons amid new state regulations.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a fatal crash on a snow covered mountain road near a Colorado and Northern area. Mentions Deneer Cole James Patmy or Dene ver and names like Hick Mawk Ian Frenette George Slerk wife of a California poet. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Ballmore-Duit files in U S district court seeking dissolution of the American Can tract after alleging a collusive arrangement with American Sheet and Tin Plate to fix can prices. The complaint charges restraint of trade, exclusive dealing, and entry barriers by trusts harming consumers, urging separation into distinct ownership to restore competition.
The longest continuing extraordinary session in U S history ends and the regular session begins at noon. Democratic leaders and President Wilson brokered no forceful adjournment as the senate returns after brief recess. Tariff revision has become law. currency reform remains the key issue guiding new session.
Secretary Daniels urges immediate oil production for navy fuel, new warships and subs, expansion of naval education, more chaplains, and retirement reforms. He says the fleet is highly efficient and favors a sea university approach over shore training. Also notes a London jewel theft probe and other unrelated items.
The article threads Utah Idaho topics from prize payments for beots gains, cattle and sheep losses due to cold and gripe, to Utah canning output totaling 51,198 cases. It cites Oregon supreme court on registration, the Cyprus yacht voyage, calls for Utah marble in a Half Lake capitol, and coal strike debates in Denver. It mentions Utah Idaho highway links, railroad expansions, and a Utah uranium ore route in San Juan County. It notes death of a Denver railroad inspector, postoffice embezzlement case in Montana, and interstate rates for wheat. It concludes with Idaho road projects linking Twin Falls to Nevada and Oregon, plus regional railroad and civic developments and a murder case in Meramde.
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