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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
6
Natalie Dexter and Clarke Dexter clash over intellect and gender roles after Natalie questions how a marriage should adapt to a wife's keen mind. The couple’s quiet discord exposes his vanity and her frustration with being underestimated, while voices from the past echo the limits of perception.
In a Boston Globe excerpt, Destor and his wife share witty banter by a library blaze. He confesses appetite and stubborn resolve while Julie Dexter probes a secret wish and questions a past improvement described as the result of an unprofessional opinion.
Chicago Record Herald writer William B. Curtis notes Thomas B. Reed left a $431000 estate after debts. Reed claimed poverty, but friends suspected an act, given high fees from magazines lectures and legal work. Tales include large payments from interviews and lectures and a famous $5000 bill to Parnell for information on US law.
A faded reminiscence recalls We A J Hall a patriarch among county Baptists. He led early clerical gatherings, praising charity as the real test of faith. In a solemn talk he quoted three kinds of poor the Lord's poor the devil's poor and the poor devile ending with a cryptic line about minds going wrong.
A fragmented raw OCR passage features garbled dialogue with odd spellings and stray phrases. It presents a nonsensical exchange between characters Slew Gide and a parca figure, including scattered references to advertising and odd objects, with unclear action or context.
A terse notice describes British vowel sounding craft and Oblinag crews guiding Chinese sailors plying eastern waters, noting maritime labor and navigation in a compact historical frame.
A curated guide of at home illusions and playful science. It describes a glycerin soap bubble trick with a central flower and a balloon like “obedient” ball trick using a cord through a hot iron drilled ball. It also details the marching card illusion, a clock puzzle, raising rabbits, a pictorial letter puzzle and other playful activities for readers, with clear steps and safety notes.
A Composite Game Tile describes an impromptu game that requires no setup and can be played anywhere at any time. It highlights its appeal as a ready activity for boys and girls to enjoy when called.
A simple cardboard steamboat model with a rudder on a pin, driven by two uneven threads for angular rudder movement. It includes a water tub, cork, wire bow and stern supports, and a small fire candle to boil water, illustrating a toy steam craft.
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