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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
11
Constance Withers enters a new home with her husband in a grand mansion. Harriet Field, the cousin Harriet, has managed Mr Withers domestic affairs for eighteen months. The scene opens with modest tension as Harriet is presented and the couple settle into expected social roles.
A New York woman submits a short humorous skit to several periodicals but faces rejection until her brother offers to pay for an insertion. The piece ends up in a humorous paper among advertisements, unnoticed by the author, who remains unaware of the brother’s advertising pals.
A garbled OCR style snippet appears to reflect a political dig in quotation marks. The readable portions suggest a notion that a person thinks others know as much as a politician, with fragmented phrases about knowledge and domination.
The readable text shows a garbled dialogue with phrases about clothing and memory. It lacks clear人物, place, or event details to define a full news item or headline.
The article notes Oscar II of Sweden as a descendant of Jules Bernaforts, one of Napoleon's generals, and mentions Bernaforts’ election to the Swedish throne in 1815 during Charles XIV’s era. It highlights that Oscar II is the last living monarch uniquely established by Napoleon.
The article recalls King Oscar’s disdain for pomp as he regards his own family. A grandmother once traded for wine at a southern inn where Napoleon’s marshal Bernadotte allegedly carried her away on a mule.
The Iroquois of New York present a carved live-face mask to Harriet Max Converse at 450 West Twentieth Street New York as a long held token of gratitude. The piece is carved from basswood from a living tree and linked to mystic medicine beliefs. The article also covers King Oscar of Sweden and royal family details in a broad cultural context, including personal traits and duties.
The Brunswick Record notes an unusual discovery by a local man digging clams. He found twin clams next to each other, an unprecedented sight in his experience with clam digging.
Per OCR fragments a phrenologist story mentions a bald man and a tethered plea. The text is garbled but implies a flood of opinions from phrenologists about a head related matter.
Traveling beauties on ocean steamers risk fire without heat for curling tongs. A major steamship line now outfits every stateroom with electrical devices to heat curling irons, reducing danger aboard.
Mrs. Charles Johnson of New Harrow Cann engaged a cook from New York who proved troublesome. On the fourth day in the new home she allegedly paralyzed her mistress by a fall and later claimed she was subject to them. Mrs. Johnson ordered her to leave, but after failed persuasion the couple sought temporary lodging and hotel accommodation for the month while the cook was removed.
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