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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references mourning black attire and a muted scene. It mentions beauty and a dent role Trib une, with unclear names or places. The text is too corrupted to identify concrete people, dates, or events.
A sunlit Sep day finds Amyan content at her cottage with Fred as danger and doubt fade. A distressed, stylishly dressed stranger on the fence speaks of hunger and shame, prompting Amyan to offer help and a glimpse of city temptations and distant troubles.
A troubled tale unfolds in a lounge where a young hostess serves a dainty luncheon after a long rest. Mrs Dennison confronts a past of deceit and a vow to ruin the man who betrayed her while a desperate, embittered former lover speaks of danger and vengeance against a portrait and a world that wronged them.
A young wife refuses to ruin her husband after a compassionate encounter. She tells a neighboring woman she will keep silent, praising the kindness shown. The other woman responds by hoping the husband’s conscience punishes him, then the wife departs into the world.
In Harlem Mrs Thomas Kennedy dies as a long feud linked to Myles McDonnell ends with murder. McDonnell and Kennedy were gambling partners who twice attacked him in saloons and at the Onawa hotel cafe. McDonnell was acquitted of murder, later shot in Albany, and Mrs Kennedy's life grew unstable in the wake of the feud.
An unreliable oral reminiscence from San Francisco Call describes Rufus Dinkin as a passive figure during drought and hardship. The speaker recalls his habit of sitting by and waiting for fortune, even as tragedy struck and others acted. The tale paints him as a stationary observer rather than a mover in the community.
An excerpt discusses Mrs Aubrey Je Blond in Good Words on the Algerian Pompeii sites at Lambessa Timead and the need to preserve Pompeii era ruins. It lauds French excavation efforts and predicts Timgod will become a premier Roman colonial city for travelers studying ancient life.
Arthur Duffey declares he has run his last race and will not compete in public events again. The Georgetown star, once the only amateur to run 100 yards in 9.5 seconds, proved his prowess at Berkeley Oval in 1902 during ideal conditions, though he now plans retirement from all competitive athletics.
Laurence Hutton, the author nicknamed The Boy, visited the Touraine on a Har Harbor route to New York. Short of funds after a summer outing, he asked for identification from the clerk. Joe Jefferson, overhearing, joked that Hutton could be someone but he was the boy. The clerk gave him a room key.
In a Maine revival, a well known hard worker confessed his faults and vowed to live morally. A resident, Jin Brown, arrives at the man’s door early the next morning, claiming he heard the promise to repay those he cheated and intends to collect his share before others arrive.
A sprawling chronicle reports arrests for forgery in Montana and Wyoming, jail escapes in Colorado, fires destroying a drug store in Amador, and a string of violent incidents including a fatal hospital death in Washington and a man shot while attempting a holdup in a Dakota area. It notes a California sunspot sighting and a spate of local trials, deaths, and property losses with numerous named towns, people, and incidents spanning western states.
The teacher in Hinton Kentucky Mr BE J Thompson says a kidney pill remedy reversed his two year kidney disease misdiagnosed as diabetes. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his health while noting many doctors still claim diabetes is incurable.
Four centuries ago Columbus described Cubas people and their leaves. The smoke from sacred leaves created calm, happiness, and peace and offered comfort to workers, sailors, exiles, and minds troubled by care. Cuba is the mile of the sea.
Improperly digested seeds and stones pose danger. The text advises immediate use of thick gruel to surround swallowed stones and aid passage. It also mentions palm pores totaling 640 per square inch and hypothetical measure of long pore lines.
A sponsor testimonial from Croak Michigan touts Pontum as a remedy for nervousness and heart trouble. The speaker describes improved strength and stamina after using the tonic, claiming it keeps all children healthy and energetic. The ad ends with the slogan There’s a reason and promotes reading The Road to Wallville in a magazine.
Mrs. Mary Cogin of Katene City Mo credits Dean's Kidney Fills with restoring her strength after years of weakness and swelling. She reports relief from frequent urination, puffed ankles, and pain, and says she has since borne a healthy baby. Sold by all dealers for 9 cents a box. Pastor-Mibiri Co. Bloomington
The passage notes Silvio Pellice’s grim memoir To My Prison admired by romantics for ten years in Venice and Spielburg. It says Garibaldi’s direct nature and zeal for Italian freedom made his plain remarks widely quoted, including a controversial line about bending low.
British Medical Journal suggests charm is knowledge of strength and offers methods to deter rats by targeting their food sources and water supply. It notes the rat’s sensitive skin and delicate integument and proposes removing water to drive them from homes.
The Salt Lake Route will sell round trip tickets to Los Angeles with return via San Francisco and Ogden for 62 dollars good six months. Tickets available through agents Sal Lake Stockton Bureau Mammoth Spanish Fork Provo American Fork and Lehi. Also note on preserving eggs with shells rubbed in butter or gum drabte solutions or packing in dry charcoal dust for longer storage.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a mix of old ad style lines urging fair dealing and cautionary maxims, references to Allen's Foot-Ease, Apowiler, and shoe stores, plus a Gouverneur Moreau paragraph from a magazine. The text blends moral counsels with product promotion and literary quotation.
A short note promotes Schilling’s Best moneyback tea as safe and enjoyable, encouraging consumers to try it with assurance of satisfaction.
A fragmented quotation praises merit and talent shaping success while noting many capable men fail when they do not develop natural talent into realized ability. The text invokes Bourke Cockran as a contrast to failed development of merit.
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