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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
24
A garbled OCR fragment mixes tax levy figures with surreal quotes and stray phrases. It references персон names like Ere Winsen and a cookery joke about "My bubby goes out every evening" while mentioning a minister approaching, creating a disjointed, unclear scene.
A reader notes a long standing misbelief about coffee cups and a mysterious ca tion causing trouble near the refinery. The column reflects on common myths and gaps in 40 year old knowledge.
The piece surveys the Lower East Side as a vast Jewish ghetto shaped by immigrant waves from Russia Poland Romania and Hungary. It notes persistent Orthodox life amid urban change with schools settlements and labor markets, while youth move uptown and pickpocketing declines after new ordinances.
The readable portion mentions names and addresses in Worcester Massachusetts and a reference to a husband. Details are fragmentary and unclear, with no complete event or action.
The article notes a new female mosquito variety that bites indoors and outwits screens. It contrasts female blood thirst with male mosquitoes, which stay outside singing, while sisters inside harass residents for blood.
A mother describes her two and a half year old son suffering from head ulcers after a fall. She reports applying Cuticura Ointment and cleansing with Cuticura Soap, noting the sores healed in two weeks and the hair regrew within three weeks.
A garbled OCR fragment shows unclear dialogue and missing context, with no identifiable event, names, places, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
Henpeck complains of a dull morning as breakfast disappears. He narrates waking Bertha with a frying pan and bed shakes to no avail. A shoe covertly creaked along the floor and a punchline about a sleepy wife ends the tale with laughter.
Herbert stands on a chair in the pantry as jam sits on a shelf. His mother suspends disbelief, then Herbert declares he is upholding the minors of a boy scout, adding a confident quip about duties and supplies.
The husband insists on speaking to the captured suspect to learn how the intruder entered without waking his wife, hoping to understand the method after twenty years. In another note, US grindstones and pulpstones output last year set a record for the industry and Missouri mule prices were rising.
A conductor trips twice over a boy’s foot then taunts the boy’s mother noting awkward children. The mother retorts that she was thinking of the conductor’s own mother.
A fragment notes listeners asking about broilers in a chorus and speculates they appear in hot weather shows. The lines evoke a playful misunderstanding of stage props and performers.
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