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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
12
Senator Sorghum defends his role as campaigner for education, while a Washington Star quote questions whether he is truly a brain lobbyist or simply educating the public, highlighting partisan views on his occupation.
Readable fragments show a mix of dialogue and garbled phrases about family scenes and social commentary. Notable bits include a boy reciting an old story, a mother scolding, and garbled lines suggesting a 19th or early 20th century newspaper style with names like Waah ington Blar and Hoston Transcript.
A simple white serge frock pairs with a long-waisted blouse and a gay scarf for tennis wear. The skirt should allow movement with fullness added at the hem, and light summer coats in white ratine offer loose cuts and practical style for sport and daily use.
The article describes big patch pockets and large buttons on coats, notes English tweed suits for shooting or moor outings, and mentions Hungarian line garments for outdoors. It highlights a blue verge coat with sailor collar, and observes sweaters becoming more varied in length and shape, with Bulgarian influence evident throughout.
Gowns feature soft net tulle and lace to outline the neck with surplice folds above a filmy vest. White net fichus and corded waistlines form crosswise detailing atop net waistcoats. Crepe trimming and Medici style neck openings appear, with minimalist lace and net frillings edging garments.
A small piece of absorbent cotton placed in the palm absorbs perspiration that makes many women reluctant to wear gloves in hot weather. This simple aid promises greater comfort and extended glove use during the summer season.
The article surveys autumn styles featuring plaid coats paired with white skirts in voile or crepe gowns, praising color contrasts and new fabrics. It highlights brocaded moire with satin florals, crepe de chine, and pile fabrics like velvet and plush, plus midsummer millinery with white crowns, black and colored brims, pink straw accents, and decorative wing trims.
An OCR readout notes a crime involving travelers at Boetgown where revelers reportedly spent and were affected. Details are fragmented but indicate a theft or robbery during a social event with possible mentions of meals or drinks and local response.
An evocative portrait of Sing Sing Prison highlighting its brutal architecture and social role. The narrative traces the journey from arrival at Ossining to the execution room, detailing the ritual of confinement, shaving, photography, and the final electric chair procedure within a grim, theatrical city frame. It portrays the prison as both a monument and mechanism of justice in New York.
Teonyeon similar to Mrs Browning showed carelessness with manuscripts weeks after leaving his Hampetuad lodgings. From Kaphureh he wrote to Coventry Patmore claiming he could publish Bedbie book of dlexice a long Dutcher lutheriike bewk and asked inquiries. Patmore investigated, leading to publication of In Mewortain manuscript.
A country fancier entrusts a novice helper with feeding prized birds and strictly orders isolation if illness appears. A telegram warns a top prize bird is sick with roup, but the girl explains Jim swept it with a broom and ended the matter quickly.
Advertisement copy touts Tyree's Antiseptic Powder as quick relief for skin troubles common in summer such as hives sunburn eczema and chafing It claims availability at druggists or free sample by mail from J H Tyree Washington DC The piece also includes a fragmentary out of place theater gag about The Last Arrival and a party host named Ma Joney with dialect crowd chatter
A fragmented passage recalls an advertisement for Fletcher's Castoria labeled safe for infants and children and bearing the signature In Use For Over. A judge narration features a child asking why mother does not travel and a grandmother recalling a strong woman who could wind a child around her finger.
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