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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
3
The author discusses audience dynamics noting climate and regional traits affect laughter and engagement. He observes New York women lag in recognizing humor, while children and youths in crowds often respond quickly to comic elements on stage.
The article discusses digestion from starch to sugar, the role of saliva and gastric acid, and how diet affects cravings and nutrition. It lists key minerals like potassium, sodium, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, iron, chlorine, sulfur, silicon, fluorine, and phosphorus sources, linking diet to energy, nerves, and bone formation.
An editorial excerpt argues libraries serve learning and entertainment, urging preservation of hours despite city budget cuts. It critiques layoffs of city employees and calls for continued access to library services as essential to education and community culture. It notes tension between fiscal restraint and public educational needs.
The text presents a garbled statement on the people and government, referencing suffrage in a disordered way and lacking clear context or attribution.
A curious schoolboy stunt shows several friends lifting a single boy by fingers placed under shoes elbows and chin. Four lift with their fingers while a fifth supports the chin, distributing a 120 pound weight among six contact points, averaging about 24 pounds per finger.
William L. Stuart of New York City etched the entire Lord's Prayer on the head of a pin along with his name and the year, totaling 276 letters and figures. He did the delicate work during spare moments using ordinary tools, a wooden block, and a linen tester microscope priced about a quarter.
An instruction describes shaping a shovel from a 20 by 20 inch pine board using a half inch thickness. Attach a tin strip along one edge as shown, nail the board to the opposite end, bore a hole near the top for a handle, and angle the handle before nailing it to the bottom. The note ends with advice to save the Prairie Palmer and reuse a long light handle.
Since time immemorial enmity marks Arctic life as polar bears threaten walruses for food and defense. Humans move less influential, while walrus endures as a powerful and dominant predator in the frigid zones.
Instructions describe three coin tricks and a game with a candy on a fork. A performer hides a coin and makes it disappear from one hand to another, then sets a wall fork prank requiring precise aiming to knock candy off the fork.
Simple DIY note describes building a gopher trap from boards 8 by 10 inches and 2 feet long. One end features a door hung with leather hinges at the top, designed to open inward toward the gopher.
A farmer explains a method to build a box trap that can be opened inwardly and cannot open outwardly. It features an A shaped bottom opening large enough for a gopher to push its nose through. When the gopher enters the box the door drops behind him, trapping the animal. Place the box at the hole mouth to force the animal inside before escape.
The display features tableaux suitable for the holidays. A folding screen backdrop frames a Little Red Riding Hood scene with a girl in a basket and a fox head on a bed. Afternoon tea displays include two young girls in antique dresses and accessories.
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