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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

17

Taft and Sherman at Play in 1908 Campaign Preview

A portrait of William Howard Taft and James Sherman as Republican nominees. Taft’s long career includes four presidential appointments, Yale education, and a weight loss tale at Augusta. Sherman is noted for political wit and a famous baseball quip exchange with Roswell P. Flower. Early life, family, and public roles are summarized with emphasis on character and readiness for the 1908 race.

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When to Remove Hat in Elevators

A Philadelphia Inquirer piece argues hat removal in elevators depends on the social relation among riders. It says in private like hotel or apartment building elevators a man will remove his hat, while in public like office buildings or stations he may not, arguing restraint and consideration best guide manners.

Torward Callway Philadelphia Inquirer

Wealth Over Love In A Detroit Poem

A Detroit Free Press poem speaks of money as a lure that tests love and happiness. The speaker contrasts wealth with affection from a child and a partner, claiming true joy comes from loved ones rather than hoards of gold. The piece ends affirming life’s real joys are found in daily companionship and blessing rather than riches.

Datrolt Free Press

Talks on Baseball Backers Press Third Major League Doubt

Discussion on United States Baseball league backers argues public readiness for a third major league is uncertain. Notes require time, capital, and proven prestige. cites American League as tough precedent. Mentions Johnny McGraw, Fred Clarke, John Miller, Muller, Bresnahan, Collins, Gleason, Callahan, and Gleason’s coaching influence on early Chicago Americans and Phillies.

United States Baseball League Niwiya Anancal Tts Johnny McGraw Fred Clarke John “Dots” Miller Giants Jersey Boy Clarke Muller Pirates

The Vice Presidency Is No Empty Honor

The Christian Science Monitor argues the vice presidency, though seen by some as a lesser post, is a high honor and vital role. It is the presiding officer of the United States Senate and a key stepping stone in the line of succession. The article notes history shows its importance beyond mere politics.

United States Christian Science Monitor

The Ridiculous Guatomer and a Sailor's Tale

A collage of quips and vignettes emerges from a Washington Herald page. Bits include a mother awaiting a doctor, a child recalling a bowl of hot soap, and a sailor recalling accidents at sea. The feisty humor shifts between domestic scenes and playful exchanges.

Light Headed. Clarence-Her downing and more odd lines

A fragmented collection of quotes and snippets from various papers, including remarks about punishment in the hereafter, admonitions about virtue, and humorous exchanges. It references the Philadelphia Record, Tyne Top, Age Herald, Baltimore American, and Life magazine, with stray names and misheard phrases.

Dialogue Fragments From An Unnamed Exchange

A brief exchange between Mrs. Gotham and Mr. Gotham discusses improvements to doughnuts and mentions holes being larger. The dialogue remains fragmentary with unclear context or sourcing.

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