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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
3
A curious classroom scene features a teacher guiding youngsters through sensory ideas while Farmer Hiram and others interact at the store. The dialogue includes a child claiming smell as proof and a mishap at a rainy day visit to the town hall, with local residents reacting to a sugar weighing dispute and a jurist’s light comment.
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A colossal tower project by German engineers for Dusseldorf over the Rhine aims to surpass all prior structures. It would rise from two stone piers, reach 200 foot arches at the base, and top at 80 feet below the extreme summit with an 80 foot square platform. The tower would house scientific research and a wireless installation, seeking to be the world’s tallest structure and a major commercial asset.
Count Zeppelin and his dirigible balone project a towering structure to boost prestige and serve as a ridge and observatory. An observatory at the summit will house powerful telescopes for sweeping the horizon while the Eiffel Tower gains limited commercial value beyond its wireless installation. Architects keep construction specifics secret but expect an enormous edifice.
Bristol Tennessee report covers a Wild West show romance spanning about twenty years. Miss May Bhater from North Platte ranch leaves home for New York to join the show and her cowboy sweetheart Leonard Sugseen. She seeks a cowgirl or driver role but finds all positions filled. after dressing as a man she appeals to the team master for a peeler driver role.
Annapolis concluded a week of drills, parades, and receptions as cadets received diplomas and commissioned officer ranks. Secretary Josephus Daniels addressed the ceremony, with weekly events including a dress parade, Masqueraders play, multiple drills, a garden party, and a farewell ball before the June graduation and upcoming cruise.
A discussion of how German exhibition names are shortened into initials such as Ila Ala and the trend toward mnemonic abbreviations. It notes 1909 Frankfort and Berlin events, the plea for readable tags, and the idea that future exposition and society names may be chosen for easy abbreviations. The piece observes variability in pronounceability and palatability of initials.
Anatole Pranes coins a phrase about mental originality and argues Dickens loved madmen. He lauds David Copperfield describing Mr. Dick with tender grace, claiming Copperfield awakens feeling and pity. The essay praises Dickens as humane, notingDickens’s portrayal of humble scenes and inner heart versus external reason.
A New York Medical Journal note describes a quinine induced deafness in a young woman. The patient, aged eighteen, took thirty grains of quinine, leading to temporary deafness within hours and gradual return of hearing over a day. The report highlights recovery after treatment and underscores quinine's auditory risks.
A large crowd watched as a 7000 pound powder charge in Salt Creek canyon near Nephi Utah exploded inadequately sending rocks across the gorge. A small boy was fatally struck and his brother and two others were seriously injured while telegraph and telephone service were broken and the canyon railroad torn up. Plaster company officials deny blame, saying proper caution was observed and the crowd stood at a safe distance under ordinary conditions.
San Francisco reports the Webb anti alien land law will take effect August 10 after referendum petitions against last session laws expired Sunday. The act, signed by Governor Johnson, faced threats during the May political atmosphere but now stands without electoral interference.
James Langton aged 60 a prominent Salt Lake City business man and president of Langton Lime and Cement was killed when his auto ran off a bridge and overturned in Mill Creek canyon at 620 PM Sunday. He had long resided in Ogden Utah and was a noted local figure.
Reports from October 10 outline Panama Canal preparations as canal authorities say the dike will be dynamited October 1 to flood the eut and link oceans, while navigation may be restricted. Old coal mine may reopen as forestline operations resume in Virginia and Kentucky areas. Army artillery expansion and German measures arise amid wartime mobilization.
A plan to extend research efforts announced by Weebington Wicklie Ruse aims to broaden international cooperation. The organization headquartered in Rockefeller sanlary oun wiselag seeks expanded funding, partnerships, and cross border projects to accelerate medical breakthroughs.
An advertisement features Mrs. Prep Stone of Malone New York praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her inflammatory and other female ailments. It touts the product as a standard remedy for women and lists various conditions it claims to address. The text also includes other assorted product mentions and a few light quotes about fashion and procrastination.
A compact reflection on humanity noting the deepest sorrow is witnessing a living person trapped in a moral or social grave rather than a grave for the dead. The quote contrasts life’s pain with death’s finality and calls attention to enduring human misery.
The Loulaville Courier-Journal quotes an advanced woman telling the New York Tribune that women are headed straight for trousers. The piece argues the approach to progress must be reversed before any effort can succeed.
A wary graduate speaks with a young man she was introduced to after the commencement. She declares, I am an A. B now, and asks if he has a degree. He replies with a cryptic line, leaving her puzzled about the meaning of his words.
A reader describes improved mental clarity after adopting grape nuts diet, asserting prior diet caused dullness and foggy thinking. The letter cites nervous tension, stomach fermentation, and relief following specific food changes, noting personal experience of restored focus and steadiness.
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