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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
9
A humorous kitchen table scene unfolds as the McTavish family watches Mr McTavish carve a fowl. The dog fixes on the bird while a knife slips, sending a fragment rolling. McTavish laments the lost leg piece as the dog hopes to claim it.
A fragmented 19th century echo from Bulwell England describes a well known large policeman in smart attire patrolling streets at night. He aims to catch students off to school, carries a lamp to spot robbers, and uses whistle signals to summon assistance when needed.
A husband and wife recount a coffee addiction damaging the husband’s health including stomach and kidney issues. After quitting a held position due to illness they decide to stop coffee. They try Restim and find it easier to quit though severe headaches persisted.
The article details the security and scale of the United States Treasury. It describes wire alarms, reinforced concrete vaults, and massive testable spaces. It provides figures on the nation’s money, the sizes of vaults, and the vast responsibilities of the United States Treasurer.
A fragment from the stock yards report describes a man known as hog man in the exchange building after a long trip home. He speaks of a plea for a return dime and references a distant journey, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
A 40 foot lumber pile toppled trapping Hueselmans, instantly killing him as a worker leaped away to safety. Bissell suffered multiple fractures from the fall and was hospitalized after bystanders and a trolley car crew helped clear the wreck at the yard.
Mrs Gust Nelson of Lindsey Montana describes a severe face and neck rash with intense itching and sores. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after reading Skin Book guidance and saw itching ease in days and complete cure in about two months.
Fragmented reminiscence recalls Mary’s return to the old farm in Ireland recounting stories of discipline and kinship. The narrator hints at differing upbringing and risk of travel, touching on marriage as more than mere merger.
In a humorous quip filled exchange a bachelor argues most women dining out would fail to name eggplant and related vegetables, while the women admit they would be hard pressed to recognize them. He notes men fare no better, then jokes that men are not expected to know such things.
A curious fashion note claims many summer hats for women are made from shavings. Japan is cited as a center for this industry with wooden ribbons and chip brand products. About twenty percent of shipments arrive as wooden ribbons. the rest are knitted into hats. Japan reportedly sent up to a million dollars of material yearly. American buyers prefer the product, finding it easily dyed and highly flexible for elaborate effects.
A 1890s Cincinnati Commercial Gazette tale recalls Helen Herron Taft wedding to William Howard Taft and a journalist predicting a future of public virtue Yale graduate with integrity courage and promising career.
A young girl Frances returns home with rosy cheeks and bright eyes claiming lucky timing. She tells her mother she arrived downtown at the psychological moment and then plans to share what she saw next.
A persistent salesman considers presenting the latest card to St. Peter within the dex system. He weighs the potential value and consumer response as he weighs the risk of disclosure and the chance of a successful sale.
Mrs Emily Summenscr of Swarthmore Pa and a Baltimore reader report relief from female health troubles through Vi Com. They claim the remedy eased hemorrhages after childbirth and general life changes, urging others with similar suffering to try it.
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