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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
15
Fragments depict a chaotic domestic moment with characters in distress and humor. The scene mentions a bachelor, a married man, and a family door, hinting at grief and tension. Vague references to a kitchen kettle and street life appear amid scattered dialogue and imagery.
A dramatic encounter unfolds as an athletic woman confronts a magazine editor about a dubious cake recipe. She accuses him of publishing a "new way" involving washing soda flour and gum arabic to create a glossy appearance, then strikes with a cake-like object when he concedes.
A Salem cousin of Nathaniel Hawthorne told the Boston Journal there never was a House of the Seven Gables in Salem. Hawthorne reportedly said he had no real house in mind, only a fancy. The note also mentions Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Brest Ten as a remedy for coughs.
A fragment of the Parthenon frieze, carved in white marble, has been discovered in Colne Park, Essex. The British Museum authorities affirm it is a genuine piece from the celebrated temple frieze dating to 444 B.C.
An old advertisement or claim asserts deafness results from inflamed mucus and a failing tube in the ear. It promises cure via “Salve” methods and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, attributed to Dr. S. Cheney & Co.
Swarms of caterpillars infest streets, walls, gardens and farms around Kiet and nearby provinces causing extensive damage. An express train was stopped for two hours by a caterpillar barricade near Kiet as harvest areas suffer significant disruption.
A Galveston boarding house proprietor recounts severe kidney pain and wrecked health until taking Dean's Kidney Pills. After three doses, back pain and kidney secretions improve, weight rises from 118 to 155 pounds, and sleep and appetite return. The ad claims the medicine cured her and offers a mail trial and 60 cent boxes through Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
San Francisco cemetery employees have organized a union to represent workers. The move aims to improve wages, benefits, and working conditions across city cemeteries.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and relationships with questions about events and identity. It reads like a diary or narrative fragment with references to people, years, and possible conversations, though most details are obscured by errors. The piece hints at firing memories, vows, and a sense of loss or doubt.
Mrs Hyssop, a widow who runs a small Algonquin boardinghouse, muses on which of her two boarders, Fanny and Louise, will win Mr Barnston. She counsels them with verbose certainty, hints at romantic plots, and schemes to secure a marriage, while the two girls debate his attentions and possible futures.
The passage describes a boarding house wedding with midday meals and decor, followed by a lively reception in the pavilion. The bride weeps alone as the ceremony concludes, then the carriage and train journey reveal familiar faces, including Mr Barneton and his friend Mr Horton surprised by the union with Mrs Winifred Hyssop of the Abgonquin.
A Salt Lake City clipping reports a Mormon family reunion for Grandfather Merrill, an apostle and father of forty living children with 126 living grandchildren. Most relatives attended, with the article noting harmony among wives and expressions of love. The Chicago Standard is quoted on polygamy and its effects on Mormon women.
A young man and a young woman debate a pretend battle scene using the term technically. The man imagines commanding a brigade and facing a regiment, while the woman presses on the technical angle and the danger increases as the dialogue humorously explores the idea of a simulated conflict.
An odd tale from Connecticut recounts Bishop Brewster asking children at a mission school who their neighbor is. A deaf student prompts silence until a young girl answers God, prompting the Bishop to wonder if she meant to reveal adults’ habit of playing trumps in adulthood.
A fragmentary late night meditation recalls a surreal dream where memory and reality blur. The speaker questions existence and meaning, hinting at unsettled thoughts and foggy scenes of distant places and imagined futures.
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