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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
12
A recipe collection titled Cookies from Oren Coskies includes butter sugar milk and flour based cookie ideas with instructions for Dats Cookies Oatmeal Cookies Chocolate Macaroons and Peanut Cookies plus pantry tips like potato peeling and salt and water for matting. The text preserves period kitchen shorthand and uneven OCR quirks.
A 1910s style column urges fat women to lose weight by gradual steps. Advice includes knee exercises, water sipping instead of meals, and a French breakfast plan of coffee with hot milk and a small roll. It notes first day hunger, then adaptation and safety tips for stair use.
A vintage tip advises placing a light rug or blanket over a trunk to prevent scratches during transport through hallways or doorways, protecting surfaces while moving belongings.
Practical kitchen tips include storing yeast to prevent sourness, quick baking powder use, and methods to reduce onion odors by frying, washing with vinegar, and using boiling water on oranges to ease peeling for sauce or frying. Also notes on handling hot potatoes and preserving quince preserve for enhanced flavor.
Practical guidance for finishing machine seams by folding and stitching back a short distance to avoid thread tangles. Advice on safe fasteners for children's clothing and on removing rubber components for washing. Also describes a homemade spool rack using bed slats and wire walls to organize spools.
Lamp chimneys and gliseware boiled in salt water become tougher. Wicks that smoke after a light should soak for several hours in vinegar and then dry thoroughly for renewed brightness.
The V shaped neck remains in fashion with a shift toward deeper square necklines for formal gowns. The trend favors a modern line while retaining the classic V for daywear.
The text argues that history of mankind depends on external circumstances and collective formation. It asserts humans are not self-sufficient and civilization emerges through practice, discipline, and tradition. Herder emphasizes the species develops via shared experience and societal upbringing.
A Philippines water hilfalves horned animal is described as over twelve feet from tip to tip. The wide spread of its horns marks its journey through the bamboo hedges along Tolollo where its owner lives.
A fragmentary Baltimore American item questions risk and public concern, jokingly contrasting poetry with danger while pondering why authorities set a 17 threshold.
Perplexity asks host Mr Parveni to take Miss Gumwell to dinner as tension rises over where to dine. The Judge questions why not eat in the house.
Jerry Milsap proposes a nationwide correspondence school to teach parents how to raise boys, selling a program at $25 and promising to cover from cradle to marriage. The narrator joins to run the detective side, handling inquiries and pupil letters amid rising interest and a Kansas case linking to a family with two sons.
A fragmentary piece recalls John James Audubon and his grand volumes on birds. It notes his life dedicated to painting from life, mounting specimens, and detailing birds for his four large books that cost a fortune. collectors valued his work for its breadth and realism.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a stream of unusual questions and wordplay about spelling, letters, and puns. It references a range of playful prompts and nonsensical phrases without clear context or coherent narrative.
In a room a few remain when others leave, statues form as observers. A token of discipline or ritual appears to hinge on voices and procedure as a curator weighs the next move and a larger display may soon be arranged.
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