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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
11
A garbled reminiscence recalls a 1864 Fort Wadeworth theft of horse blankets from nine troops, a court quip about US branding, and a boy’s English history lesson inspired by Westminster Abbey legends. The scattered piece blends humor and memory across eras.
Special from Middlesex reports Mrs. Betsey A. Clawson cured of long standing inflammatory rheumatism after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she regained ability to care for herself, dig potatoes, and tend the garden within two weeks.
In Holsworthy Devon, England a Victorian will seeds a yearly reward for the prettiest local woman who attends church regularly. Rev. Thomas Meyrick set aside money to earn interest whose income honors the most devout attendee each year, a plan reflecting Victorian views on church attendance.
The quote reflects on how love adapts to each person’s capacity and how deeper thinking widens the divine reach. It asserts that sincere affection grows with insight, revealing the vast miracle of loving as a core human experience.
Enthusiastic note from a Cartersville reader, describing indigestion and nervous trouble cured by Postum Food Coffee after stopping the old coffee. The writer credits better sleep and improved health to the new drink, praising its taste and cream enhancement. Signed by the Postum Company, Battle Creek, Mich.
A discussion on literary greatness and renunciation, arguing that true excellence requires withdrawal from current fashions. It contrasts poets like Browning and Tennyson with the need for long apprenticeship, solitary effort, and a steadfast refusal to chase popular applause.
An American visitor in London criticized English nose blowing in public, while a newspaper argued that blowing is a key part of twentieth century physical culture. It cites adenoids as caused by insufficient nose blowing and praises Fraulein Wilke's classes at the Southwestern Polytechnic Chelsea with ladies performing the trombone blast to music.
A tender poem-like fragment speaks of a child as dad's cherished queen in a homey scene. It notes the child’s rosy cheeks, gold curls, and bright teeth, while alluding to daily moments of play and affection shared with a father. The verse ends with a nostalgic reflection on shared time and a final, warm blessing.
A child named Jane aged eight late to a party after a temper flare. She explains her tardiness with the remark I had a pain in my temper but it's all right now. The tale appears in The Sunday Magazine and reflects childish honesty.
Charlies M Bailey of Baileyville Maine built from 5 000 000 to 10 000 000 in oilcloth manufacturing. He started in 1847 in a Hite barn and now runs a factory covering twenty four acres. He is 86 and still works daily at the bench. One man has worked for him over 50 years.
A local church report notes a gift of $200 received for Bible Society work. The donor is described as a man connected to a past incident at a hospital in Vicksburg, with reference to New Testament engagement and ongoing efforts by the society.
An 19th century observer challenges European myths about orang-outangs. Young and tame specimens can sit at table and use bowls, while full grown individuals are strong yet not inherently ferocious. The piece details nesting, capture, and the effort to ship them to European or American zoos, noting difficult jungle hunts and trapping methods.
Anita, daughter of a dying Romany chieftain, faces pressure from the band’s musician Sandor while a young doctor, Dr Graves, loves her and vows to protect her. A tense night unfolds as a confrontation with Sandor escalates and the doctor intervenes, hinting at looming peril and contested marriage.
Haken Hanson unearthed a gold baby ring engraved Kittie Wagner while digging in Myron G Willard’s yard. The ring belonged to a girl who lost it around thirty-five years ago at the Pleasant Grove school nearby. Now in good condition, it becomes a local memory of the former pupil.
A fragmentary OCR passage mixing names, theater terms, and stray phrases. Readable elements include references to theater, meet names, and scattered nouns, but the overall context and specifics are unclear.
A Baltimore Sun account recalls a wild baseball moment where a ball struck during a game vanished as a passing train burst onto the scene. The ball rode the engine’s wake before settling, leading to a disputed double play and a tense closing inning as the Silverners edge the Potatoes.
A defense attorney questions a witness under oath about arrests and threats in a tense courtroom exchange. The heated cross examination focuses on whether a weapon found on the defendant at arrest could have been used against the witness.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a disputed rivalry and unclear events. The readable names hint at teams and individuals, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording and missing context. The irregular sequence suggests a sports or personal conflict with inconclusive details.
A highly jumbled, partially readable text fragment mentions Japan, violence, and names but lacks coherent events or clear details to summarize into a factual notice.
A garbled fragment references a theater run and dates, noting a person and location. The readable bits suggest a discussion of lineage or attribution tied to a Las Vegas or Cuban date, but specifics remain unclear. The item reads like a partial theater notice with uncertain names and dates.
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