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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
4
The piece laments missing spring indicators like the water purifier debate and a mayoral absence, noting relief from spring signs while critiquing public health measures. It contrasts the return of playfields and sheep ranges with distrust of reported improvements and hints at civic promises.
The trials of German war criminals begin amid expectations of sham proceedings. Evidence surfaces showing cruelty to war prisoners, with a private scapegoat case highlighting inadvertent brutality displayed by German forces.
The piece contrasts Wilsons claim that America was not too proud to fight with his caution that a nation can be too proud to fight. It cites Wilsons May 10, 1915 speech and Harding’s May 23, 1921 Hoboken remarks on returning fallen soldiers, both urging a nation powerful in righteousness to avoid unnecessary wars.
The piece argues peace aims clash with domestic priorities as Knox’s war resolution stalls in Congress. It notes President Wilson’s stance, the House’s preference for repealing war declarations, and suggests a treaty route or new negotiations may be the outcome, risking Republican optics.
Debate on a protective tariff aims to fit party platforms and pre election routes while avoiding a blow to foreign trade the measure is welcomed by some as a necessary promise and condemned by others as risky. An York Herald editorial warns that overexpansion and a prohibitive tariff could shutter foreign markets and devastate American industry and agriculture, pushing prices down and jobs away as farmers and manufacturers struggle.
A garbled note states that before an aeroplane is considered perfect it must pass 200 feet. The fragment hints at a testing standard or claim related to aircraft performance.
A collection of satirical snippets lampoons bootleggers and public figures, mocking prohibition era trends. It jokes about liquor research in biology and agriculture departments, questions about world events, and a parade of playful misprints and错pellings.
Saint Patrick’s Church announces schedule for Sundays in June with first masses at 8 a.m. in Cumberland Sublet and Kemmerer, benediction after mass, and a pastor Reverend W. J. Short presiding. The notice also mentions prior Masses and dates, including June 12 and June 19, with repeated benediction after service.
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