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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
17
A reflective piece contrasts joy and sorrow as the harvest brings both relief and anxiety. It urges readers to count their blessings, consider the global struggle against famine, and feel in their hearts the debt of gratitude for crops and bread. It stresses Thanksgiving as a time to recognize harvest’s impact on nations and families.
A reflective piece traces farmers' fears and hopes as crop news shifted from scarcity to abundance. It links harvest success to national prosperity, Thanksgiving reflections, peace, and the renewal of faith in a developing country, urging gratitude for blessings and the toil behind them.
A New Gray Sphing is praised as a versatile fabric with a metallic luster across gunmetal and moleskin tones. The text notes its ability to capture lights and shadows, resembling petroleum hues called cetrole, and highlights its popularity for gowns and outerwear in a period voice.
Poetic prose recalls a heavenly Te Deum as a nation offers thanks for creation. The Creator asks angels for judgment and learns a single clear voice is needed to unite praise. A distant legend frames a Jewish cultural note in reverent, ceremonial terms.
Fashion notes describe polat trends in tall ewing garments and voluminous shirts with drapery. Evening frocks feature long polat ed hems and fronts, with shire of budice adding nuanced detail to jackets and capes.
A review of consular reports shows Europe’s war reshaping American trade. Britain bought 4 billion dollars worth of colonial products, 42 percent from the United States. Germany’s imports saw 18 percent U S origin, France 11 percent, with Belgium at 8 percent. Overall US exports to Europe dip amid the conflict.
Vienna report says Archduchess Silinabeth daughter of the late Archduke Rudolf issued an appeal to Avetrfetiug ary women urging restraint and self discipline as brothers fight for right. She calls for vigilance and rigor within the community to support the war effort.
A fragmentary text urges abandoning worldly concerns to devote to prayer during serious, grave days, urging unity and spiritual focus despite unclear context or provenance.
Fragmented clippings report an incendiary fire costing six thousand dollars at Goldfield’s Yellow Tiger Mining plant. Other items note Portland grain export salvation via the Panama Canal, Utah 1914 crop gains, and various local political and criminal mentions.
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