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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
2
The article discusses the eyes as indicators of criminal nature with tales of om pert detectives and Lombroso. It recounts Francercont whose eyes betrayed him, and a young Countess Dell Rocca who warned she sensed murder in his gaze.
A curator dissects Panama’s Chocos Indians as descendants of early inhabitants, noting independence from white contact, self governance, flag allegiance to Colombia, simple homes and scant clothing, with a contrasting modern transit anecdote about pay as you enter cars causing longer stops and passenger delays, highlighting cultural and social contrasts.
An advertisement promises a no risk remedy for constipation claiming relief depends on toning the large intestine muscles and nerves. It asserts the Rexall product acts on bowels without affecting other organs and offers a free trial through a local store for customers to test the item.
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