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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

10

Easter Love and Redemption Amid Old Village Strife

On Good Friday Mary Deyo battles social scorn and her own past. A crumpled note from John Wilson drives the elder Mary to seek forgiveness and faith as Mary the younger vows to wed the minister. A dawn revelation leads to a moral awakening in the village.

Perdition Mary Deyo Mary Jobo Witeon John Wilson Grea John Mary the Elder Deekin Sims

Stolen Picture Recovered in Courtrai amidst Joy and Ceremony

The Windseh painting Lif ing of the Crow was stolen two years ago and flown to Antwerp for restoration after rough handling by thieves. It has now returned to Courtrai amid public triumph. Prominent citizens led a long procession to view the artwork as it was reinstalled in its former home with choral music.

Windseh Courtrai Helgiu Antwerp Courtral Elthzens Vas Pnelemen Anenu

Muir Woods National Monument Story of Preservation

The article recounts how the redwood forest near San Francisco, notably the Muir Woods, was saved from logging and developed into a national monument. It details William Kent’s gift of the canyon to the government, Theodore Roosevelt’s 1908 proclamation, and the forest’s vast ancient trees, including the Cathedral, highlighting the chain of preservation from private greed to public protection.

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Public school courses expand agriculture program

A government survey notes 2,000,000 cattle die annually from disease exposure and neglect. U S clay products value rises to 133 million with growth over 108 million previous year. Skimmed milk proves valuable for laying hens per Virginia station experiments. India railway projects total 3222 miles with over 30 million dollars in estimated costs.

New Jersey United States Nicholas Virginia India

How to join two stove pipes with simple tools

A Scientific American writer describes a method to connect stove pipes by tracing curves on the pipe bodies with a pencil, cutting disks from margins, and bending tangs to fit. The joints are secured by punching holes and threading wire through tangs to hold the pipes rigidly together.

Thomas Ontves Op Cneee

Paper Cups For Drinking

Several varieties of paper drinking cups have appeared on the market. They are inexpensive and portable, with designs including a heat proof imitation alligator skin cup and a two piece fat cup. A sealed envelope style uses heavy transparent paper with paraffin coating and a wire handle. When folded the cup becomes compact, about four to five inches, and very thin.

New Hampshire Invents Vegetable Washer for Kitchens

A New Hampshire inventor developed a vegetable washer resembling a power stand with four hollow cylinders on a base. Vegetables are placed inside a watertight receptacle, water is added, the top sealed, and the cylinder is rotated by a hand crank to clean produce.

Umbrella Boat Invented for Stormy Seas

A German inventor creates an umbrella craft that folds into a boat amidships with a rudder and sailcloth to catch wind. The device, though bulky, aims to function as a compact, convertible lifeboat on choppy waters, reflecting a playful yet fanciful design from early coal era contrasts.

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