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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR text shows a personal lament with phrases like drifting away and prayers unanswered. The piece resembles a poem or lyric fragment, referencing longing, winter, and distant contact. No clear event, date, or external entities are identifiable beyond generic emotional language.
An earnest young woman seeks a soulmate of exalted mind and soul. She admires Tack Kendlesham for his literary leanings and poverty, then notes Blobleworth, a stock broker, who appears dull but harbors hidden aspirations toward the higher life. The narrator vows to judge character by inner worth over wealth.
A narrator recounts a moral battle between personal longing and providential duty. Mr Blobbsworth asks if she will help a distressed suitor, presenting a clash between a rural cottage life with a beloved partner and a luxurious mansion. She yields, guided by a sense of duty as Providence. Philadelphia Telegraph.
Detected behind the air of baseball lore Connie Mack recounts a Pittsburg game featuring Bt Lange. Bill Lange’s aggressive baserunning from first to third and home led to a dramatic play as Casement’s fielding miscue froze Denny Lyour, securing a decisive win for Lange.
The London bishop disputes popular legends told as holy narratives. He cites a boy who asks to be eaten to prove how easily stories tempt belief and show how anecdotes mislead readers into martyrdom or deception.
Fragmentary text argues success comes from environment and mental habit. It cites Lewes on being product of felt experiences, urges surrounding oneself with energetic people, and constant focus on success. It emphasizes reading about successful lives and training the unconscious mind to think success.
A Hilonatre philanthropist seeks to endow education and culture while promoting a science of living. Lectures on diet, health, and bodily nourishment are urged as essential to teach men how to live. Universities and libraries flourish, yet the piece argues for practical body science over faded studies.
Excerpt from George Horace Lorimer’s Letters from a Self Made Merchant to His Son advising on business virtue, hiring poise, and balancing practicality with ambition. It contrasts common plodding habits with the need for consistent character, warns against overly dramatic workers, and urges prudent management of talents and cottonseed oil marketing.
A fragmented meditation on youth, responsibility, and the consequences of actions. The piece contrasts two boys from educated families with hidden impulses, exploring suffering, anger, revenge, and the hope that mercy and discipline guide them toward restraint. It discusses parental influence, moral law, and the idea that true justice lies in learned self control rather than retaliation.
The text surveys American rail travel scales and economics, noting average travel rates, potential yearly journeys, and the vast rail network. It cites distances around the world, per capita costs, and employment figures for 1901, including total capital and wages.
A compact fragmentary collection of aphorisms from Bovee Southey Joubert Aristotle Emerson Symever Mayer and others. The quotes discuss honesty duty independence happiness folly of opinions and the aim of wise living across circumstances, noting conduct and choice of means shape character.
Unclear readable fragments describe a disaster or mass incident with several names and places garbled. The text mentions deaths, debris, and responders, referencing a location near Philadelphia and various unspecified groups and dates.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a secret decree from wartime Austria or Vienna era sources. The text references an Allied “duel” and hints at decrees impacting leaders and survivors, with scattered names and dates obscured by garbled print.
The article reviews pigeon loft design and winter quarters, stressing secure enclosures and separate nesting areas. It surveys trends in farming, irrigation, and crop methods from the Missouri Valley to South Dakota, noting advances in deep plowing, soil packing, and drought mitigation, with references to Mr. Campbell and railroads shaping agriculture.
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