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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
11
Fragmented OCR text references mourning, darkness, and a Tribune. Names, places, dates, or clear events are unreadable, yielding an incomplete brief about a dark day and associated imagery without coherent facts or identifiable entities.
In a rural morning scene Amyan admires a thriving garden while her fiancé Fred stands as her steadfast protector. A stranger, a young woman marked by vice and hardship, confronts Amyan from a fence and laments poverty. Amyan responds with reluctant sympathy offering tea and shelter, hinting at peril and urban migration.
A dramatic scene unfolds in a loungy setting as a young woman recalls a failed engagement and a harsh life. A married man is blamed, and a plan to ruin him is discussed. A host of emotions, including longing and vengeance, surface through tense dialogue and memory.
A young wife insists on concealing a man’s wrongdoing from her husband. The colleague, Mrs Dennison, offers help, but the woman declines further aid. She reveals only that kindness and empathy moved her to rethink ruin, praying the truth stays hidden and that conscience will temper the husband’s actions. She exits, vanishing into the world.
In Harlem Mrs Kennedy dies after a feud that began with Myles McDonnell and Kennedy, a chain of violence in City Island and At the Onawa hotel cafe. McDonnell killed two Kennedy followers after a liquor-induced dispute, was acquitted of murder, and later shot in Albany by a Kennedy associate. Mrs Kennedy’s distress followed the long, deadly dispute.
In fragments from a San Francisco Call piece the speaker recalls Rufus Dinkins as a man not built for loud fame. He had a gift, sitting and speaking through drought and distress, never quitting his routine even as others faded. The tale hints at a local store scene and a life spent observing while awaiting a turning point.
An Algerian Pompeii at Lambessa and Timead is highlighted in Mrs Aubrey Je Blond's illustrated piece in Good Words. The article urges preservation to prevent destruction, noting Timead’s ruins reveal life and history of Roman times. It predicts Timgod could become a premier Roman colonial city for travelers after excavation by the French government.
Arthur Duffey declares he has run his last race and will quit public contests. The Georgetown star, once the only amateur to run 100 yards in 9.5 seconds, confirmed his retirement after a noted Berkeley Oval 1902 Intercollegiate meet where he proved his speed under tough conditions.
Laurence Hutton the late author known as The Boy once stayed at the Touraine on a Har Harbor to New York trip. Short of funds he sought a room, confided in Joe Jefferson who swore the man was a fraud but granted him a room.
In a Sunday revival in chirel Me a well known hard working local confessed reform and vowed to repay those he had wronged. That night a neighbor called in jest claiming he would take his share first, provoking a tense early morning knock on the door as talk of payback spread.
A chaotic collage reports forged orders, robberies, jail escapes, and fires from Montana to Washington. Notable incidents include a man shot during a failed hold up in Spor Keane, a $4,100 horse theft alleged in Medora, and a Dillon fire inspector facing charges. Rescues and arrests mix with strange accidents and a ministerial explosion of misfortune across multiple towns.
Local teacher Mr BEJ Thompson claims diabetes misdiagnosed, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring health after two years of kidney trouble. He reports two doctors said diabetes and praises the remedy as the source of his recovery. The ad-like piece argues diabetes is kidney disease and pill efficacy remains unproven elsewhere.
Century old prose extols tobacco from Cuba as a blessing. Describes calm minds, peace, and companionship offered by smoke. Praises warmth of home, harmony with nature, and the euphoric influence of leaves on sailors, workers, and exiles. Cuba presented as a companionable paradise.
Public health note warns seeds and stones in fruit are indigestible and dangerous if swallowed. It advises immediate surgery if blockage occurs, and remedies to surround a swallowed stone with thick gruel or milk to aid passage, plus a strange claim about palm pores totaling vast lengths.
A testimonial from Croak Michigan speaker praising Pontum coffee like medicine for nervousness and heart trouble. Claiming it restored strength and vigor, allowing daily work without fatigue and kept children healthy. Ends with advertising hook and brand tag.
Mrs. Mary Cogin of Katene City Missouri reports years of weakness soreness and ankle puffiness after drooping health. Dean's Kidney Fills restored her strength and enabled a healthy baby after five prior premature births. Sold by all dealers at nine cents a box by Pastor-Miibiri Co. Bultula.
The piece notes Silvio Pellico earning romantic female readership with To My Prison detailing ten years in Venice and Spielberg dungeons. Garibaldi’s straightforward zeal and strong personality spread his sayings widely, with a popular quip about bending back too low hindering ascent appearing in British compilations of 1884.
British Medical Journal describes charm as something that makes you feel strong and outlines rat control ideas. It notes rats have a sensitive font protected by delicate integument and suggests sealing holes and runways and denying water to drive the animal away.
The Salt Lake Route offers a six month round trip ticket to Los Angeles with a return via San Francisco and Ogden for 62.00. Sales outlets include Sal Lake Stockton Bure Mammoth Spanish Fork Provo American Fork and Lehi agents. Also notes are given on preserving eggs and vegetables with various methods such as shell rubs gum drabate solutions and drying in charcoal dust for extended storage.
A garbled OCR segment blends quotes on speaking ill of others with a cited reassurance to buy Allen's Foot-Ease and other products, plus a misread insertion of a Gouverneur Morris paragraph. The text includes moral advice about cowardice, care in speech, and a nod to religious rhetoric, with stray brand names and magazine references.
A brief note asserts Schilling’s Best Moneyback Tea is safe to drink and pleasing to consumers. The claim emphasizes reliability and customer satisfaction.
A fragment quotes Bourke Cockran on merit and potential. It argues merit alone does not guarantee success and notes many skilled men fail due to not developing talent. emphasizes the distinction between natural ability and achieved capacity.
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