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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
6
On a transatlantic voyage Ada and Seton Lowe reconnect after years apart. Ada recalls their childhood and a plan of marriage as a springlike renewal. They confront past promises and present feelings while navigating an uncertain romantic future aboard the liner.
A historical anecdote recounts Gen Groovenor of the rivers and harbors committee resisting leak pressure from newspaper friends. After a stormy meeting, he denounced secrecy while admitting publicized bill features, shaping future leaks policy and earning respect from colleagues and press.
The surgeon general urges expanding women nurses in the Navy Medical Service. He cites natural aptitude and past wartime proof of female nurses’ adaptability, arguing they could relieve men at naval hospitals and during war, with authorization from higher authorities and board approval.
The Night and Day bank in New York operates around the clock drawing deposits surpassing a million dollars as curious crowds form. Archbishop Farley marked the fifth anniversary of the midnight mass for night workers at 2:20 AM in Duane Street, drawing hundreds of printers and others from late shifts. A proposal suggests all night administration of justice with magistrates on night relays to reduce court delays for minor offenses.
The article notes Jay Gould, son of a multi millionaire, excelling in tennis with expected strong results. It highlights his Lakewood residence, studious work ethic, and popularity, underscoring his place in a famous family and the broader rise of ice skating and roller skating trends in New York.
Friends of John Jacob Astor debate the will of Millionaire Willing. The coronet once owned by a French queen is missing its chief jewel, described as abstracted rather than stolen. The will promises return to the heir if the jewel is recovered, prompting speculation on the taker, motive, and hopes for restitution.
A vintage column critiques why husbands abandon families in New York, citing missing persons data, financial strain, and social attitudes. It notes that money trouble tops desertion causes, with over 20 cited cases tied to wives’ finances and demands. The piece suggests larger families see fewer desertions and reflects era commentary on marital instability.
Report on a hair styling contest featuring models with bleached and prematurely gray hair. Event showcased twelve coiffures with dramatic contrasts as participants, including a model with gray hair, drew attention from attendees. OWEN LANGDON reported on the lively pageant and public interest in the dramatic hair trends.
W L Jackson of Parkersburg West Virginia reports long standing kidney trouble and back pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his urine flow returned to normal and pain disappeared. He claims eight years of cure and continues active at age beyond 70. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A humorous clipped tale recounts former Ohio Governor George Houdly delivering a campaign speech. At a Buckeye hotel a desk clerk mocks his name as he checks in, finally calling him George Handly and prompting a sharp retort about what a man can do. The episode ends with amused rancor and a quip about Klan behavior.
A Sweetwater Oklahoma resident recounts a severe eczema experience, describing months of intense itching and pain. She reports using Cuticura Remedies per the product’s directions and noting relief, advising others to try the treatment.
An odd dialogue sketches a cynic and a teacher in a noisy chat about pride, revenge, and a future car gift. The piece plays with odd phrases and quirky questions as a student asks what happens when lives collide with jokes and cars in a rambling classroom scene.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions baseball, a person peering through a knot hole in a board, and garbled dialogue. No clear names, dates, places, teams, or outcomes are recoverable.
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