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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
7
Wet conditions force farmers to revert to 1855 era cradles and old grain-wen ding methods. Heavy equipment useless in saturated fields, driving renewed demand for antique grapplers. The Geneva dispatch notes dealers scarce and eradicators scarce as scarcity widens.
The page offers health ads for St Jacobs Oil and various patent remedies, plus notices about public figures and local events. It references Marenret Lie of Lee Green Wisconsin praising St Jacobs Oil, Sir George White's military extension, and other assorted items including lighthouse work, orchid cultivation, and fashion foot care.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a naval Sunday service aboard the USS America. Marines stand at attention as a priest in full canonicals leads the rite with an altar on the gun deck. A white-clad sailor serves as altar boy while newspaper men fill the choir.
An old man recalls a close friend turned rival after failing love and business rivals. Smith and the storyteller shared school university and a joint business until a love triangle triggered a break. The friend chose to leave for Australia after offering to relinquish his stake, deepening the enmity.
Moscow’s population surged rapidly from about 252000 in 1832 to an estimated 1,473,500 by the present reckoning, placing it among Europe’s or world’s largest cities. The city spans about 118 square kilometers, with density not solely tied to area.
Fragmentary religious verse extols eternal love and steadfast faith guiding believers. Names and phrases echo ornamented poetic reverie with references resembling sacred figures and a union with Olivet and Galton, concluding in an attributed sentiment about joy and gratitude toward Edwin Wishtie.
A farmer named Val Pringep faces a crowing nuisance from a neighbor’s rooster. The proposed humane device uses a light string around the neck to give a harmless, painless jerk just as the bird tries to crow, preventing disturbance without injury.
Reports from the Philadelphia Record describe abandoned deposit boxes with surprising contents. A young woman’s unpaid box held only baby shoes while another box yielded a diamond brooch valued at least one hundred dollars. Banks keep unclaimed items for heirs or owners. Also noted: letters of affection often appear among deposits and France secures nitroglycerin powder patent rights to extend rifle and artillery range.
A garbled mix of business college praise, political bios, medical cures, export notes, train tourism itineraries, and random anecdotes. It references Salt Lake Business College, Fitzhugh Lee Curtis Guild Jr, Dutch and South African themes, travel fares, and missing details about individuals and events.
A patient describes years of ovarian pain and failing health before using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports relief within weeks and cure in months, attributing the recovery to the remedy and advising others to write for guidance. Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn Mass, promotes letters for women with similar symptoms.
A French painter Paul Merwert perished in the St Pierre disaster after a Martinique sojourn for an official artistic project. He reportedly ventured to Mont Pelee crater as late as April 28, with the tragedy highlighting the deadly risks of volcanic activity.
Ohio scientist Professor Elliott spoke before the ways and means committee on Alaska fur seal preservation. Representative Tawney asked if a horticulturist viticulturist artist and naturalist could assist, and Tawney quipped about Cleveland origin. The exchange highlighted the debate on conservation and expertise.
The Brooklyn rope company tested the longest wire rope amid claim of a 17.70 foot length exceeding ten miles unbroken. The 42 strand steel rope weighed 22 pounds and required sixteen days to manufacture at a cost of 5300 dollars.
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