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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
14
Silly vignettes unfold as humorous exchanges fill a transit car scene. A man explains he is not a husband after a scolding stranger’s tirade. The page features brief jokes about love work and social miscues in a breezy late era style.
Extract shows scattered price data for barley poultry wool and barley and wool figures with terms like bushel cents and free after December 1. The snippet lacks clear events, dates, or named entities beyond generic commodities and a December reference.
The Payne Aldrich tariff revision clears a first congressional hurdle with Democratic leaders predicting broad benefits. It lowers ad valorem duties from 27 to 29 percent, reduces taxes on many trust-made articles, expands the income tax, and keeps wool and sugar rates through next year before full rates take effect. The measure doubles as a reform package aimed at lowering living costs and curbing trusts, while projecting larger customs revenues in 1914 despite phased implementation.
Rate adjustments affect bleached and dyed yarns with increases from 78 to 9 on cotton yarns and cloth. Handkerchiefs not hemmed see a deduction from 90 percent to 96 percent as per the bowls.
Washington reports 425,000 Americans must report income under the new tax law next spring. Returns cover March 1, 1913 to December 31, with first payments for income during that period. Exemptions apply to the president and current Supreme Court justices. many details hinge on “tax at the source” for wages and other incomes.
Treasury explains the new income tax plan, its two phase structure, and who pays. It covers all US citizens including those abroad, with normal 1 percent tax on income over 4000 and additional graduated rates up to 6 percent above 600000. Taxpayers must file and pay by June 30 for the first year, with withholding at source starting November 1, 1913 for some.
A Winsted Connecticut observer recounts taming several angle worms that surfaced from the earth to eat from his hand. He describes feeding them mash and kraut, needing help to train their responses, and notes the largest worm as having crossed eyes. The tale contrasts curiosity with odd, homespun experiment.
A letter from Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas describes long heart trouble and five years of palpitations ending after using Dedde Kidney Pills. He reports improved health, weight about 200 pounds, and ability to work. he offers to publish the testimony and notes free household music and recipes with a box of pills and suggests contacting Decide Medicine Co Buffalo New York.
The Breeder’s Gazette argues farm boys show strong self reliance and duty, preferring farm life if fathers modernize farms and offer progress and hope. When farms stagnate, youths flee to other work, the piece contends.
Affected individual describes itching burning blotches turning pimples on a body part, causing sleepless nights and inability to work. After two months of ineffective medicines, using Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to improvement within two weeks and notable relief.
A prison visitor consoles a convict with a wry remark about his framed likeness, eliciting a shared moment of humor and irony amid confinement.
Fragmentary line from Liverpeotl Mercury reports Kasily Geen and a family member wearing a distinctive silhouette gown. The text is unclear and may reflect a fashion note or social snippet from an undated page.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mada Him calling himself short of funds and insisting on more money. The exchange notes a prior warning three weeks earlier and contrasts his claim of scarcity with another speaker's remark that both are short.
Sey Thaw abe mined 87.
Incomplete OCR text shows a garbled line about a pew, a camet, and an epestal train, yielding no clear event, date, or proper names to identify a readable news item. The fragment hints at a location and objects but lacks coherent detail for a full summary.
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