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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
14
A narrated tale follows an eccentric machine driven by the speaker and Clara Jane. They chase a runaway motorized carriage through towns, fields, and a farm yard, narrowly avoiding disaster as the contraption wreaks comic havoc and chaos. Clara Jane proves daring while the narrator reflects on love and misadventure.
A distressed man pleads for pity to avoid forced action. The grateful donor, impressed by his plight, gives a single dollar bill. He replies that his fear is the need to work, and the charity may not fully ease his burden.
The influx of western and southern leaders reshapes New York's leadership scene. Theodore Shonts and Thomas F. Ryan illustrate the trend as Equitable Life shifts control to policyholders under Paul Morton. Western figures like E. H. Gary, John W. Gates, Henry C. Frick, Norman B. Ream, William H. Moore, and Daniel G. Reid are highlighted among New York's top executives.
Interest grows as humming birds from Venezuela arrive at Zoological Gardens London. Of fifty three shipped, many died. twenty reached alive, seventeen now on display in two glass cages in the Insect-house heated for their comfort. Observers hope these delicate gems adjust and endure to amuse Londoners.
Breathless, a couple stands atop a tall Adirondack peak and quarrels over leaving the glass behind, joking about drinking from a bul and the promise of future views as they shift a lunch basket and continue their ascent.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a domestic dispute or personal clash involving a unnamed speaker and a person or group. The text references frustration, a possible exile, and a plan to meet or resolve tensions but remains unclear and incomplete.
An old ad promotes Postum as a health aid, claiming it cures stomach and kidney troubles. It touts a testimonial from a reader who switched from coffee, praising improved well being and life worth living, ending with the slogan There’s a Reason.
Seattle readers learn that steamers replace old sailing ships, reducing sailors to mere stevedores and elevating cargo handling over navigation. Critics note reduced navigation training, while old captains lament the shift and advocate continued naval instruction and a training ship for San Francisco. The piece contrasts merchant and English crews, praising American rations and wages but warning of wider skill loss.
New York amateur John M Bratley plans a polar bear hunt with musk ox wajrak and our home in the shadow of the north pole. He will depart July 1 on the auxiliary schooner from Boston with Dr. Frederic A Cook, veteran arctic explorer, to film moving pictures of the expedition.
In a strange tale from Plainfield, Huelington is mourned as dead for years yet reappears as Charles Poirewin, living a hidden life while his family grieves. A wife and children learn of the double identity after a long-sealed bone of evidence surfaces and an old acquaintance recognizes him near his former home.
In a Chicago tale a youth named Jimmy wanders a farm inspecting fences and a haystack. He asks where doors and windows are while the farmer questions his search. A green parron appears as the mystery item Jimmy seeks in this rural vignette.
A garbled excerpt mentions an empire chamber, assistance, and numbers like 65 Nolte Lux and 6) anglaworma. The readable text alludes to someone needing aid, a request or arrangement, with unclear context and multiple unreadable fragments.
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