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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
33
A fragment from a humor page recalls jokes about eye tongue and luck in a quip filled scene. The McTavish family carves fowl while a dog fixes on the bird, and a clumsy slice ends with playful banter about the leg being the speaker’s favorite piece.
An Albert Street schoolyard excerpt from Te Abay’s view in Bulwell England praises a large smartly dressed policeman. He is described patrolling streets with a lamp at night, seeking robbers and guiding youngsters to school, with mentions of his duties and authority.
A couple recalls coffee harming health as the husband quit a long held job due to stomach and kidney distress. They sought relief, and after trying Restim the craving faded. headaches persisted as the effort to break the habit continued.
The article details the treasury building vaults with reinforced concrete alarms, and outlines vast funds, coinage, and paper currency. It mentions the 1836 authorized building, expansions through 1881 and 1869, and the Treasury's broad role including deposits, bond custody, and national banks.
An obscure stock yard note recounts Boorhume’s late afternoon appearance at the exchange building. A man nicknamed hog man reflects on the long journey home and asks for a dime to return something, amid unclear details and garbled phrases from the scene.
A 40 foot high lumber pile toppled trapping Hueselmans who died instantly. Bissell leaped clear but suffered serious injuries and was taken to St Michael's. A crowded trolley car near Gelumber yard assisted in freeing the body after more than an hour.
Mrs Gust Nelson of Lindsey Mont describes a severe skin rash on face and neck. She applied Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed and within weeks the itching and sores subsided, with full recovery in two months.
A garbled reminiscence recalls Mary returning to Ireland and confronting harsh family discipline, contrasting old farm life with new freedoms. The piece hints at cultural shifts and comments on marriage as more than a simple union, suggesting evolving loyalties and expectations within a troubled household.
In a humorous exchange a bachelor argues that many women who eat out could not name common vegetables. He cites restaurant pros and marketmen to claim most people would fail to identify eggplant and related produce, prompting a skeptical chorus from the women about recognition, while he remarks men are exempt from such expectations.
A piece on the growing use of wood shavings in summer hats sold across the nation. Japan is a leading center for this shaving industry, shipping wooden ribbons and chip brands to the United States, with about twenty percent arriving as ribbons and the rest as shavings. Japan annually sends large sums, including a million dollars worth of thin material, and American women favor these products for their dyeing ease, thinness, and flexibility.
A Cincinnati Commercial Gazette notice on the 27 year old marriage of Miss Helen L. Herron to William Howard Taft predicted a bright future for Taft, praising his Yale education, integrity, courage, and promising public career with strong friendships and esteem.
Frances, a young girl, returns home radiant to her mother claiming she had the best luck that morning. She says she arrived downtown at the psychological moment and then pauses to share a lesson in perception and timing.
A persistent salesman considers presenting St Peter with the newest card in a dex system to gauge potential interest. The thought explores whether a refined update could boost engagement and trust in the product.
Fragmentary testimonial from Mrs Emily Summenscr of Swarthmore Pa praising a product called bam's Vi Com for female troubles and post childbirth hemorrhages. The note mentions relief for both old and young and urges others with similar suffering to try the remedy.
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