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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
10
In a weary autumn drive Bob Standish and Betty confront trust and sacrifice as Betty pleads for certainty about Bob's loyalties. Mrs Malvern's whispers spark doubt about flowers and late car jaunts, and a plan to support an elderly home reveals their deeper commitment to each other and to others.
The article notes endless inventors produce labor saving devices. alarms remind wake times with humorous phrases, while a submarine carrying vessel with a pouch is shown as a contrasting novelty. An early fret clock exhibited in 1800 cost $2,600, highlighting dramatic price gaps in new technology.
The seventy two year old Curley the Crow, famed Louisian Curley the Crow, recalls being General Custer’s scout and the last to view the hero’s fall. He recounts Reno’s refusal, a saber strike that wounded him, and his own act of cradling Custer’s head as the general died.
A Newark case shows John Kirchman of Jackson Street facing a cheese bill. Executors of the judgment could not cover the amount with assets in his store. Pews valued at 500 dollars were attached by sheriffs officers.
Benjamin L Dulaney owns a 160 acre forest in Bristol Tennessee where he studies songbirds and argues woodpeckers control borers that threaten chestnut trees He says protecting birds could save many trees and that neighborhood boys are learning to care for them in a wild, safe habitat with dozens of nests observed in his yard.
Geneva reports confirm a German prince at Strassburg who ran up debts of about 100000 dollars. The man is identified as Prince Waldemar, eldest son of Prince Henry of Prussia and Kaiser's nephew. In Denver, Dorothy Funke a bride six weeks is arrested for blocking traffic by police. Her companion Mrs. Burke’s skirt described as dual slits with white hose and a flaming red rose sparked a large crowd delaying flow until officers intervened.
Vienna reports Princess Olga third daughter of the Duke of Cumberland will marry Prince Morita of Schaumburg Lipps. Olga is sister of Prince Ernst who married Princess Victoria Luise, daughter of Emperor Wilhelm II. The announcement cites the Countess Anne of Hesse as arranger of prior royal matchups and engagements.
The article recounts Isadora Duncan’s claimed premonitions before the drowning tragedy of her children in Paris. It notes her belief of imminent death while touring Russia and a vision that inspired a tearful stage rendition. The piece links her icy wind and resurrection motif to the fatal Seine accident after she said farewell.
A Youth's Companion excerpt argues that labor and positive regard for others promote longevity. It warns worry and listlessness shorten life, urging readers to cultivate interest in peers and seek to make others comfortable as a daily task.
The article notes that many great works emerged from bed or at the fireside. Longfellow conceived the Hesperus after a sleepless night by the fireside, while Wordsworth and Rossini likewise wrote passages or operas in bed or after walking.
A young lawyer defending a poverty-stricken tramp accused of stealing a watch delivers a passionate plea that moves the court and jury. The defendant sobs as he confesses gratitude and offers a watch to the attorney, saying he has no money to repay the generosity.
A fragmented report describes an underground network beneath New York City. It notes an unseen population and a vast crew operating an obsolete beeke ay of minus able proportions with a web of pathways and a sprawling operation.
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