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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
9
A well known business man usually home by 5:30 trains attends a town smoker after being persuaded by a friend. He wires his wife that he will be late, arrives late, and learns his message caused friction as she recalls the 4:28 wire about missing the 5:30 train.
The passage recalls Mayor Gaynor of New York as a sharp critic of sham and cant. He decried the over-optimistic charlatan who praises all, noting such figures harm by praising both the blameworthy and praiseworthy alike.
In southern Illinois two brothers run a country store with large woolen barter trade. One brother embraces religion and urges his sibling to join the church, weighing wool as a joke about deciding who supervises the trade. The tale captures the clash between business and faith in a rural setting.
Strickland Gillilan the man famous for Of Agin on Agin Pinnigin will lecture in a small Missouri town. He asked the committee chairman for a pitcher of ice water on the platform. the reply was No, I do Digh diving wet.
Gladys Unger, famed for adapting French plays, criticizes broad French humor as nettle and sometimes disgusting. A joking anecdote about a Gaston and tattooed initials G B T on the hand highlights the era's playful cross talk despite tensions over style.
A garbled OCR fragment describes roadway chaos and a crowd near a highway downturn with vehicles and a crowd paused. The text mentions a white man and a father figure, plus references to people and a place, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled words and unclear names. It hints at a race or contest with failed efforts and domes in a public setting, but specifics are unreadable. The passage resembles a historical sports or event report with damaged phrases and mis-ordered letters.
Mrs Charles M P L Mel of Noble County Indiana reports Peruna a life saver after a period of misery while ill. She explains starting Peruna brought improvement and now says she is on the road to recovery. The note invites readers to ask their druggist for a free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
A New York Evening Post quote recalls a professor of mathematics ten years past who killed a fly in his office. He argues that sparing the insect would have led to 650 billion extra files and an inferno of life, thus declaring the killing an act of great service.
A mosaic of OCR gibberish items includes autos, powders, medicinal cures, hotel notes, and stray quips. Mentions Boston Transcript and Swiss hotels. Several brand like Allen foot ease and menthol cough syrup appear amid unrelated lines.
Reports say Guaymas capitulated to rebels though war offices deny it. Rebels threaten rail and telegraph cuts and seizures of Tampico oil. the Herald faces suspension for its coverage. Zapata guerrillas gain strength in Morelos, Guerrero, and Puebla as harvests delay revolutionary activity.
Lopez an Mexican outlaw remains at large after deadly shootings near Bingham. J. Douglas Hulsey special deputy sheriff and Tom Manderich miner died, bringing deaths to twelve. Bodies removed Sunday noon, while pursuing the fugitive in a lethal mine scene.
A snowbound avalanche and vehicle collision on a Colorado highway near Hick Mountain reportedly claimed a fatal injury while multiple residents, including Ian Frenette and George Slerk, are unaccounted. Investigators from Idaho travel division prepared to join the search as authorities work to confirm the deceased and locate others.
Ballmore-Duit filed in the U.S. district court to dissolve the American Can tract, alleging collusion with American Sheet & Tin Plate to fix can prices. The government seeks to curb restraints on trade and restore competition by unbundling ownership of firms.
The longest extraordinary session in U.S. history closes and the regular session starts at noon Monday. Senate reconvenes after a brief adjournment with tariff revision already law and currency reform the focal issue. Democratic leaders and President Wilson seek immediate currency legislation amid ongoing party realignments.
Secretary Daniels urges immediate acquisition and operation of oil wells and refineries to fuel the navy, calls for new dreadnoughts destroyers and submarines, and promotes a navy university approach with better education and chaplaincy. He stresses focus on men behind the guns and a serious training program.
The article cites Thomas R Cutler of Utahidece Sugar on prize beots not being cut. It notes B Reynolds of Intermountain Live Stock predicting losses for sheep due to conditions in Nevada and mentions Utah's sugar canning output in 1912, the Shasta Limited voyage, Oregon court rulings, and varied regional economic and transport developments across Utah, Idaho, and neighboring states.
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