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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
20
Fragmentary prose extols isolation as a path to national strength through moral training. It argues cities grow wealth, yet require farming labor to foster manhood and womanhood, to prevent decay and sensuality.
Excavations at a Perivals garden near Ealing Germany uncovered a 90,000 year old bone believed to be from a monster. Found with Roman wall fragments, skulls, coins and spears, a rhinoceros skull was also discovered under a 300 year old shed. The skull was handed to a gardener and then to his children as a plaything.
A courtroom scene features a curly headed man questioned by both sides. The discussion vented frustration with curly headed jurors seen as stubborn and spoiled from childhood, deemed unlikely to serve well on juries.
Several men gathered in front of the Beak Inn and immediately heatedly debated politics. One individual strode toward the door as voices rose and a tense scene unfolded amid unclear dialogue.
A husband and wife exchange a string of postal notices from Dover to Paris Brixton and Bristol. The husband worries his wife has lost her senses while she sends cheerful but puzzling messages about their whereabouts.
The article traces Richard J. Gatling born in North Carolina who, after early scientific work and successful plow and drill devices, pursued weapon design. It notes crude rapid-fire devices preceded his invention and highlights the Gatling gun as a historically deadly Wright of warfare.
A report notes lard is costly in Austria with Carlsbad prices high. a substitute called spelatett or cooking fat is sold under the name cares. It’s produced in Bodenbach and Aussig, priced at 145 crowns per 100 kilos, or 1.5 crowns per kilo in small quantities. In Carlsbad it is sold in half kilo cakes, reportedly without containers. Appearance resembles counterfeit pale oil, aided by a treaty with Germany that eases Austrian import duties.
During lunch four genial businessmen sit at a table as a balmy air and nature tempt them to purchase a road ticket and go to the woods. One remarks it is in his system, noting nothing is more appealing than the scene outside.
Fragmentary OCR article describes a vast canal system linking nations inland waters. Mentions a network spanning about 10 million miles and a proposed route exceeding 6,000 miles, highlighting global trade and transport potential.
An excerpt critiques patriotic heroism, arguing war is now run like a modern corporation. It compares military chiefs to executives, notes bottlenecks in Bulgaria and allied command, and contends that inventions and logistics decide battles more than bravery. The piece likens armies to factories, stressing efficiency, planning, and technological edge.
A London writer argues animals think, citing a macaque in captivity who learned to remove nut wedged in cheek pouches and later perform feats with peanuts and a straw. The piece compares dogs, monkeys, and foxes, noting dreams, instincts, and dignity. It recounts Pedro the dog recognizing a stranger by scent and memory, refusing to bark, and reacting playfully to a joke.
Harry Lauder recounts a humorous Glasgow street exchange by two women discussing a newly married couple. One notes a wife who thinks she could have found a better husband, while the other agrees and adds a final wry remark about their situation.
In Redfern two young friends Bert Williams and Dallas Evans rescue a pair of slippers and silk hose from a creek plank. Bert pursues a dreamy Dolly Wyman, imagining a Cinderella romance and later meets her, discovering she is barefooted. He vows to win her and her grandmother’s approval, ending with Dolly doubly charmed.
Fragmentary OCR text describes rivers and meteoric matter, implying a natural science note. The readable portions mention rivers rushing down, small amounts of matter, evaporation, and clouds, but the fragment lacks clear events, persons, or dates to identify a complete news item.
A man struggles to recall his wife's name during a property transfer. He recalls she was nicknamed Pet in girlhood and called Mother after marriage, debating which name to record as the deed legal goes. The tale preserves a humorous memory of a forgotten personal detail.
The brief line presents a fragmented remark noting a wall informing someone labeled Darkie about an interpretation of color or shade. The text lacks clear context, names, dates, or a resolvable event for a fuller summary.
Practical guidance from experience on staying safe during thunderstorms. Stay indoors if possible, avoid near air and drafts, and keep distance from barns with animals, hedges, streams, isolated trees, crowds, and wire fences. Wet clothes offer little protection. artificial respiration remains key after a stroke.
Fragmentary notes recount a worker describing twelve hour shifts and the demanding pace of daily tasks. Names and places are unclear but the persistence of labor is highlighted in the reminiscence.
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