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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
6
A collection of short humorous sketches and witticisms. The dialogue includes a missionary exchange about worry and future, a ventriloquist uncle, Jonah in the whale, market push humor, a gym joke, and a license window quip about age.
A humorous dialogue features a millionaire congressman advising honesty as the best policy while his son critiques career prospects. A second joke riffs on a father and son discussing indelible ink and a carpet spill, highlighting light wit and family banter.
Dialogue fragments reveal banter about marriage and appearances. A narrator style exchange shows a mock optimistic note about John marrying “the best girl” while others critique homeliness and compatibility. The scene shifts to light remarks on companionship, smoking, and a horse trotter.
A chronicler recalls a lady who took Bishop Magee to hear a preacher. She asked for his view and he said the sermon was long. The lady replied that there was a saint in the pulpit and a martyr in the pew.
A breakfast table scene centers on a letter from a mother inviting a family member to stay weeks. The writer hints at joy and longing while a man claims he could manage without her. The passage portrays mixed emotions of arrival and departure within a brief three month period.
An amateur sportsman mistook a calf for a deer and the animal died after a final, desperate plea to its mother. The scene ended with the man’s struggle and the calf collapsing in distress, highlighting a tragic accident during pursuit.
A fragmentary dialogue scene unfolds at a supper table where a landlady mocks a comedian boarder. He quips about faults and past misdeeds as the room enjoys tense, humorous exchanges and unclear references to a "Wytter Her coughty" moment.
A curious exchange questions whether someone has brane and why they would not use it or ramumally. The fragment hints at a discourse on capability and method, with partial phrases signaling a debate about underlying means and choices.
Mra. Babbubs-Well and Mra. Hekiote bicker over a mistaken Ui origin. The exchange hints at a sewing cirelet rumor carried from the bus band's whint club on Sin thirty Ave, reflecting small town chatter and rumor dynamics.
A clipped excerpt shows Beauite asking Uncle William his view on politics and William replying with confusion about times past and money. The garbled text reflects a distressed dialogue on civic matters and public policy amid hardship.
The exchange hints at variable London weather with mentions of rain and fluctuating conditions during a busy week. No specific dates or figures are provided.
The bronze Louis Kossuth statue by Andras Toth was unveiled in Cleveland Ohio on September 28 in a ceremony led by Louis Perczel president of the United Magyar Societies. Thousands attended a parade to the monument where Mayor Tom L Johnson accepted the statue.
A government appointed Swedish committee estimates optimal sleep hours for children by age. Four year olds need 12 hours, seven year olds 11 hours, nine year olds 10 hours, twelve to fourteen year olds 9 to 10 hours, and fourteen to twenty one year olds 9 to 10 hours. The report links anaemia and weakness to sleep deficiency.
Justice David J. Brewer of the United States Supreme court was badly burned about the face and hands by gasoline at his summer home at Thompson's Point Lake Champlain Vermont. He had lingered at the point longer than others and was cleaning brush when a flare touched off the blaze near his cottage.
San Francisco reports the chief consul of Hile country Hoe Yow, a convert to Christianity, organizing an iron and steel company with two million dollars capital to operate in China. Most capital is subscribed by Chinese merchants in the United States, with Wu the only Chinese superior in rank.
Milner, famed as a linguist, impressed by his talent in South Africa where within weeks he mastered Dutch. He could converse with Mr Kruger and others, showing fluency across most European languages.
The new French ambassador designate Jean Jules Jusserand, 48, wife Miss Richards of Boston, has spent much of his career in diplomacy and literature. He previously headed the London embassy staff and has served as minister to Denmark since 1899. He speaks English fluently and is well versed in American history.
A garbled excerpt shows a ventor and manager referencing a Florida trip and a cure claim. It mentions St Jacobs Oil as a remedy with prices. The text includes personal testimonials about rheumatism and health assurances amid unrelated names and locations.
Fragmentary passage notes two miles deep in the ocean with minimal motion. It mentions Professor Maury and a “great cushion” concept for the seabed and references delicate organisms and sand.
Fragmentary 19th century notice discusses the Templeton Business College opening and its offerings in bookkeeping and shorthand. The text references assaults on women, medical cures, and public safety topics alongside ads for medicines and local institutions. It mentions McKinley monuments and various regional statistics and anecdotes.
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