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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
4
Paris dispatches report Christmas was celebrated with unprecedented lavishness as three million dollars spent on champagne and 200000 bottles consumed on Christmas Eve. While wealthy revelry dominated, millions in Russia and elsewhere starved, highlighting stark contrasts and the fading lesson of Christian brotherhood.
The piece lauds Woodrow Wilson amid a rising campaign to fund a million foundation. It cites his post presidency vindication, compares his influence to world peace efforts, and notes renewed public admiration after hostile attacks. It highlights a Grand Armistice Day ovation and a lasting historical legacy.
The Washington Searchlight portrays Congressman Mondell of Wyoming as emblematic of the House machine. It cites his praise for the session’s “record” and critiques the new budget system as largely a fraud, arguing it fails to improve fiscal efficiency and merely reshapes pork-barrel practices. The piece emphasizes Mondell’s self-glorifying speech and calls attention to the broader anti machine sentiment in Congress.
The readable portion mentions a new law and potential features within a cabinet context, but the fragment lacks concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a complete news item. The text reads as an incomplete note rather than a bound report.
A reflective meditation on how homely acts of kindness sustain love through daily life. The poem notes that hope, cheerful words, and gentle deeds shape affection, while time moves relentlessly forward and souls depart as the Reaper progresses through the aisles of time. It ends with a reminder that any of us may be next.
Desdemona is portrayed as a ambitious nervous wife in a satire set in Venice. Othello, Cassius, and Iago are depicted in a humorous light with social tensions, race, and jealousy woven through a carnival of unlikely events at the Grand Hotel de Splend. The piece uses playful slang and improbable plots to lampoon theatrical history.
The Riverton Chronicle argues Kendrick will win Senate support as Mondell slips. It cites rising Kendrick praise across exchanges, Mondell’s campaigning flaws, and Riverton voters preferring Kendrick. The piece portrays Mondell as weakened and outpaced in the state’s political race.
The General Land Office issued several decisions impacting the rights of the Ol Company in the Ury Piney oil field. The cases involve the Miamisa Uh Prutente and conflicting applications from Meter 8 Keenan and the Htdé 6 0) company, with key land parcels valued for prospecting rights. The language suggests the prospecting permit may be appealed to the Secretary of the Interior after 30 days.
A collage of humorous jests and observations from a historic column. It riffs on ships, wages, vaccines, dieting, fashion, and politics with vintage wordplay and satirical takes. The piece blends anecdotes about sailors, doctors, and philosophers with light social commentary and quirky one liners.
Local overflow lists residents including Mr Whitcomb and his sister Mise Michel Whitcomb of Ogden. Mim Rose Angelo of Green River arrived in Pant, then returned. Singth inson visits during Christmas with relatives. Roy Mason plans to return to Laramie next Wednesday. Arthur Smith of Smith Brothers Furniture was alerted by wire about his wife's illness in Evanston.
January meetings outline church activities at the District Episcopal Church with a board session, youth organization plans, and a 7:30 evening program. Fraternal societies and railroad workers invited to hear selections including the Song of the Morning.
Senator Kenyon lauds Nebraska Senator Norris and Wyoming Senator Kendrick for bipartisan support of agriculture and national measures. He stresses non partisan service, praising their work on the War Finance Corporation Bill and railroad rate reductions before a Fort Collins farmer organization.
The message urges moral advancement and stronger support for the Christian church as the nation recovers from 1921 woes. Pastor John E. Williams reflects on education guidance, inflation trends, labor strife averted, naval arms talks, and the church as a pillar of free government. He calls for renewed faith and public engagement to better the year 1922.
The Yaqui Indians of Socora are depicted as troublemakers in northwestern Mexico for generations. They are said to belong to the same family as the Apaches, with some writers claiming they are more Agtee than Tadhan.
Timothyr Davy or Timothy discovered laughing gas in 1799 and noted its potential for surgical operations. It was not widely used as an anesthetic until about half a century later, marking an early stage in medical practice and anesthesia development.
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