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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
18
A garbled OCR passage presents fragments of casual dialogue about clothing and direction, with stray garish phrases and a faded signature line resembling an old pediatric Castoria ad. The readable bits hint at a street scene or informal exchange rather than a coherent news item.
In France and England juries voice grievances about court monotony. Citizens sign an address urging relief from the bare walls during trials. They suggest displaying a print of Preddon’s "Justice In Pursuit of Crime" in court to ease the tedium.
The text asserts the United States buys over two thirds of world banana shipments and dominates as the chief banana market. It cites geography and supply routes from the Caribbean and suggests Americans are pivotal in supporting Jamaica’s growers, despite rising imports abroad.
A traveler at a southern railroad eating house struggles with a long wait for food. The waiter hurries, mishears, and delivers a garbled exchange ending with fragmented apologies and a vague sense of comic frustration.
A garbled postal style note recounts a baffling sequence of phrases about tea, gifts, weight, and a doctor. The fragmentary text appears to mix names, numbers, and odd remarks without clear actions or outcomes.
The article recalls a 17th century seawall house near the Hudson river built by Dutch settlers, later used as a muskets hideout during colonial skirmishes. It traces its origin to a will of 1659, notes connections to Crystal Palace era glass enamel work by Cyrus Durand in Newark, and mentions the site’s eventual sale for recreation and museum debates amid local preservation protests.
A long-absent family member, valued at one million, returns to claim a promised inheritance after thirty years abroad in America. Unclear details suggest prior vow of a large bequest may motivate the pursuit.
The three month ice patrol by U S revenue cutters Seneca and Miami under Captains Johnston Gamble studied iceberg movements after the Titanic disaster. Findings include southerly drift patterns from Labrador, dependence on winter severity, and the need for sharp lookouts on fast liners to detect ice in spring waters.
A discussion of the grass wedding trend, noting its appeal as a modern union. The bride and groom avoid hinting at overgift expectations by inviting friends to celebrate. Suggested gifts include stationary racks, memo pads, blotters, and book accessories.
In a curious scene from Indianapolis, a German mother on a downtown streetcar shouted to her son Charlie on the next car to exit and catch his ride. She finally revealed the key was under the back door mat, prompting cheers as Charlie returned to his car.
A woman recalls a married friend’s warning that all men are deceitful and selfish. She asks how that helps her. she insists Fred is different and plans to marry him. Hurley notes the great aim is peace and self respect, not happiness, contrasting gobbler strut with a village leader’s conduct.
In a Vermont notice a woman from Moretown reports sixteen years of pain and weakness eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She claims the remedies let her work daily again. A second testimonial from Mrs. Slagle of Gifford Iowa endorses the same treatment for similar troubles.
A fair graduate chats with a young man after commencement. she sighs contentedly that she is an AH now and wonders about degrees. He clarifies he earned a bachelor’s degree. The moment captures informal college humor in New York Times style.
Mrs. Carrie M. Brown of Lucerne Colorado recalls a four month old's eczema starting at the neck and spreading to the cheeks. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed for about a month the skin cleared entirely and never returned.
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