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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
24
The Waubington Star quotes Senator Sorghum debating his role, saying it depends on viewpoint whether he is conducting an education campaign or engaging in brain lobbying.
Readable fragments show quotes and dialogue attributed to various figures, including a boy and a mother, with garbled spelling and colonial. The text mimics old style reporting and social scene snippets, including a line about a father, chores, and domestic remarks.
The article describes practical outfits for active wear including a simple white serge frock with a long-waisted blouse and colorful scarf, noting skirts should be full enough for movement yet not overly wide. It mentions a short sleeve track with a bright collar and a white ratine sport coat cut loose for comfort.
The article notes big patch pockets and large buttons on coats, with many English tweed models designed for shooting or moor outings and available for other outings as well. Hungarian line coats for outdoor wear appear, including a blue verge coat with sailor collar and white verge cuffs. Sweaters now offer greater variety in length and shape, with Bulgarian lines also present.
Fashion notes praise dainty neck detailing in new gowns. Soft net, tulle, and lace create surplice necklines with filmy vests, fichus of cotton net, and Madici styled edges. Net waistcoats and button trimmed waistlines finish the delicate, weather ready look.
A small piece of absorbent cotton placed in the palms absorbs perspiration that makes gloves uncomfortable for many women in hot weather. This simple aid helps alleviate moisture and improves wearability during summer.
The article surveys autumn fashion trends including plaid coat outfits paired with white skirts in voile or crepe gowns. It highlights bold plaid coats, moire brocade fabrics, crepe de chine, plush and velour materials, and midsummer millinery with white crowns and pink straw brims, noting evolving palette and accessory accents.
Glitched OCR fragment reports a local event with cryptic phrasing about revelers and spending. The readable names and clear facts are minimal, offering a vague scene rather than concrete actions or outcomes.
An extended vivid meditation on Sing Sing as the New York prison. The piece traces its grim architecture from river to road, describes confinement details and the legal ritual surrounding a condemned inmate, and culminates with the execution process in Ossining. It contrasts city life with the stern, antiseptic routine of the death chamber.
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A poultry fancier abroad on holiday relied on a country girl to tend prized birds with strict illness signals. He warned to isolate a sick bird immediately, but the girl instead let Jim strike it with a broomstick, ending the problem in a twinkling.
An advertising blurb promotes Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder as a quick relief for skin irritations and rashes like hives eczema and sunburn. It mentions druggists and free sample offers from J H Tyree Washington DC. The rest is fragmented text from an unrelated page item about a party host and a cartoon caption.
A fragment from a court-like dialogue questions a mother's travel and a child's safety. It mentions Fletcher's Castoria with the signature line In Use For Over Children Cry for. The quote includes a humorous exchange about a circus traveling and a mother described as strong.
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