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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
14
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented dialogue about a journey and emotions. It references a journey with a lily, a man’s heart, and uncertain phrases, implying a literary or diary fragment with unclear speakers and meaning.
Fragmentary text mentions names and phrases like Wrosaw Oh Pied and Ny neart te BAF with scattered references to fashion and tears. The readable bits resemble a damaged newspaper snippet, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent report.
The article recalls Civil War divisions over border states and annexed loyalties. A Fortyninth Ohio Infantry private Pergur won suspects his father may be a Confederate colonel after meeting captured Confederate soldiers at Duck River Tennessee. A long, revealing conversation follows.
A Union artillery shell damaged a Confederate signal tower on May 4 near Powhatan Point as the James River expedition under Gen. Butler advanced toward City Point. The signal officer perished when the tower fell, described as the campaign’s first shot.
A Thirtieth Iowa veteran recalls encounters with General Osterhaus during Civil War operations. He describes Osterhaus riding up under fire at Resaca and calmly observing, while Captain Joe Smith questions his courage. The tale also covers Osterhaus’s surprise march to the sea and a tense exchange about strict orders versus seizing a target.
The account praises Benjamin F Jacobs of Sumtay wead, noting his acts carrying water to hurt soldiers on the line between Gees Thirmas and Hood during the 1861 Nashville fight. He and two US Sanitary Commission men marched with pails amid heavy fire to aid soldiers, earning commendation for courage.
Report describes a gathering of veterans who served in China and the Philippines, forming a group to honor their service. The piece reflects wartime memories, references local towns, depots, and veterans’ activities amid postwar recognition efforts.
Hints on a slim woman friendly two piece gown with princess effect in voile and foulard fabrics. Describes petticoats with lace and silk, and a serviceable Swiss skirt with embroidered trim. Includes a chicken salad recipe and dressing ideas tied to a fashion feature.
A garbled 19th century fashion passage describes gowns by Paquin with white satin, green velvet trim, yellow Irish lace, and intricate embroidery. It references a Doveet cown and a Tailor-Made Cown of Chaviot with elaborate details, while mentioning beads, mouseline de soie, and plate ornamentation.
A humorous critique contrasts the fate of the American pie with national identity. It dismisses pie as healthy or sophisticated, praising its sensory qualities yet warning of its dulling effect on imagination. The piece laments pie as a symbol of culinary nostalgia and urges stronger palettes for art and taste.
A long, garbled summary of brain function and memory belief discusses how parts of the brain operate independently, illusions of familiarity, and references to metempsychosis. It mentions Wallington Mingo Provence roses and a Russian power scene, with scattered notes on experiments and objects.
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