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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1902

Page

14

Eerie Ring of Snakes Tied in Swamp Tale Accounts

Storys recount a curved black ring seen near a farm and the nine snakes entwined within it. The narrator, Mr Cosgrove, describes the spectacle as his hired man froze, then fled, while the snakes circled a stump. Additional tales include a brakeman bitten by a massive black snake on a Lake Shore freight run and a child saved by a snake that wrapped its tail around her arm.

Philadelphia Times Congreve Mr. Cosgrove Jim Bert Rai Mok Caikinw Lake Shore Calkins Toledo Cleveland Bie Fenton Golding Tamarack Sealy Bolko Bayerich Locke

Unclear historical figure noted in fragmented text

Fragmentary OCR item references Hohe Wo Hotobineee as a Hvinae member of Matehinson from Vinker with roles at OM Settler's escalation of Land coun mule everest Hare AAO and mentions Old Grmalin near Wider Bid iie Of Tote pomre, lacking coherent details.

Matehinson Vinker Tote Pomre

Waist Made of Folds of Crepe de Chine New Fashion

The article outlines home refurnishing ideas using crepe de chine fabrics and mantillas. It discusses pillow and table cover changes to refresh interiors, fabric laundering, and dress ideas. Mantillas trend toward etamine or Manila in pale shades with lace and ruching. A crêpe de chine waist with a yoke and rosette details is described for shirtwaists.

Etamine Batiste Manila China Strane Tim Goer Alores Rosette

New Features in Tailor Mades Street Costume

The material for this handsome street costume is a fancy suiting. It will also be quite chic if developed.

Fashion Notes on Summer Garments and Fabrics

The article describes smart gowns with moire trims, white satin corsages, and Corticelli embroidery suitable for Gibson and Duchess waists. It notes moire shawls, Veronica belts, and color trends in pongee and silk blends, plus veranda wear coats and lace collars.

Gibson and Duchess

The Spice of Life A Study In Philology Proposal

A humorous piece contrasts old fashioned romantic speech with modern manners as a man nervously proposes to Mary in a scene disrupted by romance and a poised response from Mary. Papa’s approval follows as Mary agrees.

de Cholo Yonder Castle Mary George

Morgiana’s Oil Gaffe Sparks Robber Captain’s Confusion

In a bizarre tale from the New York Times, Morgiana pours boiling oil on forty tabres as the robber captain signals. Receiving no reply, he lifts the lid from a nearby receptacle, discovering the fate of his men and asks, Wouldn’t that jar you. All Baoa’s host replies Not me, but it was pot luck.

Morgiana Eat Baoa New York Times

Insect powder bargain and theater ribbing tale

A peddler sold a pound of insect powder for ten cents claiming it kills every insect when boiled in water. The piece mocks trivial cures and spoof testimonials as a hotel clerk tests a singer's truth with a stream of unlikely claims, ending with the star’s stay in the best room.

Discounting the Bill.

Westend asks about summer plans for his wife and Northside admits he framed time away by flirting with a young widow nearby. The exchange hints at a petty ruse to keep her home, ending with the quip about catching his own flirtations.

Westend Northside

Sun day school superintendent questioned in bank fraud tale

Partly true dialogue questions the Sun day school superintendent Reverend Goodman and banker, suggesting trust followed by a hint at potential accountability if the culprit is caught. The exchange frames a local trust versus suspicion dynamic without detailing specific events.

Fragmented exchange on a Kansas fire report

A Kansas reporter recounts a chaotic scene with remarks about a bathing suit and alleged disrobing during a fire. The next day an editor denies the claim stating he undressed but did not disrobe, reflecting confusion in early reporting.

Billy Kansas May

Unclear fragment hints at postponed game with Wohleighs

A fragmented note reads like a sports school item mentioning a postponement or change, with unclear names and actions. It references not playing this afternoon and mentions washing the face and pulling, suggesting confusion or a mistyped report about a game against the Wohleighs.

Fragmented OCR fragment yields unclear church talk scene

A garbled OCR passage presents a clergyman and replies about feasting and criticism. The text is faint and nonsensical, with repeated misread phrases and no clear, coherent event or identifiable names.

Wanted to Suit Everyt

Dialogue from a muddled scene about marriage asks and answers about timing and income. Characters Brown Green Leigh discuss consent, mother’s role, and leaving decisions to strangers, with a casual exchange mentioning a recent five dollar gift and lingering tensions.

Dauger

Planting seeds sparks a polite neighbors exchange

Two neighbors converse about planting seeds and appreciating a recent animation essay. Margier asks for thoughts on the essay, and a father replies it made him proud and more valued in daily life. The dialogue hints at personal growth and community ties.

Margier Parison

Up to Date Family Register and Divorce Notices

Fragmentary text references a periodical feature called Family Register with births and deaths and a section for divorces. The dialogue mentions Johnny and sun hours, implying a domestic or social column tone. No clear events, names, dates, or places are identifiable.

Luck and Risk in a Pageant of Proposals

In Luck and Her Own Risk the scene unfolds as a man considers using savings to buy Panay and an engagement ring after consent. A tense exchange ensues with warnings to remain silent while the bridegroom attempts to secure money and a future amid uneasy arrangements and social pressures.

Panay

Faint Heart Wan Dora How Dannny Time

New York Weekly reports a fragmented snippet about refusing and accepting ties and fear of marriage.

Dora Danny Time Jack Tie Biel Wyneato New York Weekly

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