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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
14
A sweeping 1919 political analysis details Republican hopes to unite with Progressives, aiming for a single candidate per district in the next Congress. It notes Democratic resistance, party splits, and calls for unity to leverage the Progressive agenda while forecasting stronger Progressive representation.
A terse note details a platinum related assay or assay-like record, mentioning weights and measurements. The fragment references the geologies survey and possible world-scale claims, with unclear abbreviations and numbers. The text implies assay results or ore weight references without full context.
A bored man, feet on the table, smokes a fine cigar while a lawyer and he debate lending money. The man quips that if you loan money you should expect to be scolded forever, as they ponder a five dollar loan and the bore misses the point, ending with the plan failing.
Evidently Not Rover. Removal day has never troubled Mr James Smith Woodeide of Hires Aburdeen Hoolland, age eighty five, born in the name Bouse ie, sleeps in the same oak bedstead he was born. He is very active for his age and is a gardener.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Balle and Awe Gloria with unclear references. No definite event, date, or entities clearly identifiable to form a full news item. Summary reflects uncertainty and seeks clarification from the source.
Stevens a Waterbury relief teller contemplates a bank theft and hides loot after a failed plan. The scheme collapses as Waterbury dies in a wreck, leaving Stevens to face exposure. The president then offers the job and a salary to Stevens amid the aftermath.
Stewart Edward White and his wife report finding a new hunting field in German East Africa described as the last virgin country. With favorable climate and abundant game, the area near Victoria Nyanga offers vast herds of Wildebeste and rare species. The expedition aims to finish around December 1, entering via Lake Victoria Nyansa.
A letter to the New York Times from Dr Banard Anthony Spitski of the American Anthropometric Society argues brain weight differences across races. He cites a 108 weighed sample, noting Japanese brains in comparison to Europeans, and suggests relative superiority in weight with implications for industry and progress, despite condemnable rhetoric about "mall slature."
A damaged line of text laments legal or familial disputes over inheritance or support, mentioning a father and daughter and a claim that the daughter will receive nothing. The fragment hints at financial or emotional withholding and a.view toward sustaining life with what remains.
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