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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1907
Page
3
The piece argues waste in American kitchens stems from ignorance and poor math and budgeting. It urges thrift, educated shopping, proper cooking, and timing to reduce costs, noting rich and poor alike must learn economical meal planning and nutritive value.
A treatise argues diet shapes mind and behavior, linking physical condition to propensity for crime. It claims animal flesh carries poisons and memories of the animal, altering nerves and disposition, and raises questions about dietary influence on violence and economic crime.
A gray monkey named Smiling Teddy, owned by Alderman Prank Datsler, caused chaos in Abraham Fenichel’s Manhattan home after a night of drinking with Teddy reportedly visiting a saloon and returning intoxicated. The episode woke the Fenichel family, broke furniture, and led to Teddy being recaptured by his trainer Boston George and returned to Conlon’s saloon.
A gray rat dropped on a Bryn Mawr tea party at One Hundred and Twentieth Street and Broadway causes pandemonium as guests flee. Matched by a kitten Maltie, the scene disrupts discussions of pedagogy and political economy with squeals, spills, and tables cleared while attendants rescue proceedings and a porter carts the rat away.
In Wardner Idaho two youths Harry Monger and Cook hunted for big game but wounded a cow at Collins ranch. They claim self defense when confronted by Collins’s son. The incident is being investigated and a team will be dispatched. In Paris Count de Rosan and Marquis de Sardelys dueled after a quarrel. both fired with pistols and the count sustained a right arm wound but the second shot failed to injure.
A severely garbled account describes Herbert Reluke, aged about 60, knocked down by a bull and attacked by a dog. The dog allegedly restrained the bull, while the elderly man claimed a near fatal encounter near Alwood, Pennsylvania, with mentions of a trolley and a bystander named Gar Gan.
Detectives thwarted a bold robbery at the United States sub-treasury on Friday. Two men, watched by bank detectives and treasury guards, seized $15,000 from a bank runner P. J. Cronin and attempted to flee. Cronin chased, one thief tripped him with a newspaper, but guards quickly recaptured both suspects and recovered all the money.
Friday tested New York financials as several small institutions closed. Yet major banks remained solvent and pressure did not skew the overall market. Failures included United States Fashanne bank Harlem 600000 International Trust 100000 Borough Bank of Brooklyn 4000000 Brooklyn Bank 1200000 Williamsburg Trust 7600000 First National Bank of Brooklyn 500000.
London weekly papers discuss the American financial situation attributing it to unbound commercial methods. The Statler argues the crisis stems from plentiful temptations for dishonest practices. The Saturday Review calls it the bursting of the American Dribble.
Albany reports telegraphs urging Governor Hughes to declare a regal holiday to relieve the financial strain. He acknowledged the messages but offered no indication of intent. There is little chance he will grant the drastic move soon.
The French navy seized Benslian Ullmo at Toulon on a Friday for alleged acts against the state. He confessed to abstracting naval air fills and the cipher code. An officer named Aurton was arrested at Vor fame for alleged negotiations with a foreign agent regarding military secrets. The press links Ullmo to a second Dreyfus affair, causing a nationwide stir.
A fragmentary tale notes King Alfonsa may travel to London incognito with a specialist to treat a hereditary disease that worsened after his father's death. It mentions an operation to curb respiratory decay as symptoms grow despite open air cure.
The Deel Mining Company in Beaver County reports rich carbonate ore veins of silver and gold with rising prices as demand grows. Utah’s Indian Peak Company mines high grade ore near Oyouos, Novadil while prospects at Calumet & Arima and Sandstorm mine in Goldfield spark renewed activity. Coal mining expands across the West and copper producers use London Exchange warrants amid a stock market slump.
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