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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1903
Page
11
Gertrude Castle rides Comanche a pet steer along a road near Brownwood Brady line. A locomotive barrels toward them the steer clears a cowcatcher and saves the girl after a perilous high speed dash. The crowd hails Comanche as the brave savior and the girl treats him to clover and sugar plums.
Excerpt from George Horace Lorimer’s Letters From a Selfmade Merchant to His Son. The narrator argues boys do not always become what parents expect, using humorous comparisons to pups and professions, urging merit over preconceived paths and urging readers to let each individual follow their bent.
Proposals before the Department of Agriculture seek strict regulation of Amber use in the United States. Prof. Fernow of Cornell University foresees forests becoming severely depleted within thirty years if current consumption continues.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a western life story with mentioning of a cowboy and a meteor observation. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or names to form a clear summary.
OCR text describes emigrants leaving Ireland with numbers around forty thousand, listing origins and destinations in a period narrative. It mentions migration patterns from various counties and depicts departures related to economic conditions and opportunities abroad.
The article recalls historic delays in preserving early New York structures from the Revolution era, noting the Stadt Huus built in 1642 and the first City Hall on Broad Street. It follows renovations, ownership changes, and the Kennedy mansion’s varied roles, ending with its recent demolition as a noted city landmark.
An outsider outmaneuvered a Pittsburgh business leader by securing a substantial raise in his interest rate through a coal lands deal near the Smoky City. The farmer received payment worth several hundred thousand dob in the transaction with a major trust company president.
The text describes British troops looting Noriry for cartridge making and a vast building program in Washington including a Senate gallery oath on April 60 178 and a marble exchange building. It notes over 92 000 000 spent on construction and mentions figures tied to a bank, a cashier, and loan terms including 2 percent interest. It references the Obook to Aimetemont and a Praghant president age note.
A reader from 2423 W Main Street recounts relief from back pain swelling and urinary issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter claims dramatic improvements and urges others to try the product, noting prior ailments and consistent nightly comfort.
Brander Matthews became the first non resident American chosen for the Athenaeum club in London while Henry White of the American embassy followed as the fourth American member. The item notes honors for Americans abroad and mentions domestic products and addresses in a garbled advertising fragment.
The practice of sterilizing meat is common in Belgium and allows meat considered unfit for immediate consumption to be sold as a wholesome product.
An odd remedy promotes Lecanto Brome Quinine Tablets with refund if failing to cure. California gold output last year doubled Alaska’s and Colorado’s was over triple. A judge from Sioux Falls, Judge Puller, is cited in a tale about salary hikes and political caution, while English dining hours are traced from four meals to increasingly later dinners.
An Iowa woman testifies that Postum Cereal Coffee replaced coffee, ending heart palpitations and stomach troubles. She notes improved health and energy for work and social activities, and mentions family members who benefited from switching.
Italian critic Giulio Bonola reports the Santa Cecilia in the British Museum is a copy. He claims to have found the authentic original in Padua after his investigation.
Passenger fares offered from Ogden and Salt Lake via the Santa Fe route run June 4, 6, 9, 10 with returns to Missouri River intermediates at 22.00, Chicago 44.50, St. Louis 39.50. return limit September 1903. General Agent based in Salt Lake City provides rates to other points. Also a life sketch of Chaplain Milburn highlights his blindness before adulthood, ministry, lecturing and authorship.
The Rev. William Armbold has served thirty eight years with Congregation Keneseth Israel in Philadelphia and remains active at age 74. An endorsement from Wat. O. Expeney of Van Buren Indiana praises Piso’s Cure for throat and lung ailments dated February 10, 100.
The piece argues that owning a car greatly expands a man's resources and mobility, multiplying his life’s reach compared to horse ownership, and notes praise from the English editor of World’s Work.
The piece notes the US Department of Commerce and Labor and cites government estimates placing internal commerce at 20 billion dollars for the previous year, up from 2 billion decades ago. It compares US manufacturing to Britain and Ireland and to France Germany and Russia combined, and promotes a kitchen branding.
A British traveler on the Montreal express recounts a New York companion’s praise of Canada claiming delightful scenery hospitable people and lively clubs. The exchange ends with a boastful remark about homeward impressions and a wish to share the genuine experience.
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