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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
20
Practical kitchen tips cover neutralizing onion odor with celery or parsley, preventing water from boiling over by adding no fat, testing cake doneness with a toothpick, and flavoring potatoes with sugar and salt. Veal steaks are described as thinner than beefsteak and finished with butter, salt, and pepper.
A tip suggests mixing plaster to fill large holes in soft walls. Enlarge the dent to a true size, insert plaster then reinsert the nail once the mixture sets. The nail becomes secure after drying.
A thrift method suggests making a thick pad of felt or velvet and fastening it to an old broom for polishing floors. The passage humorously notes it acts as a punisher and spares kneeling on the floor.
A fashion note on white summer costumes highlighting fabrics such as white serge bengaline poplin and charmeuse. The text describes all white ensembles with minimal or no color, styles with high waists and draped skirts, and accessories like parasols and white footwear.
An unclear OCR fragment references china and glass and mentions damp straw versus dry condition. The readable text is insufficient to identify an event, date, place, or specific entities. No clear public notice or news item is extractable.
Instructions cover cleaning varnish and paint with vinegar solution, polishing marble with wash leather, using lemon and salt on surfaces, gently handling delicately bound books with pumice dusting, cleaning mirrors and windows with metal polish, removing smoke marks on ceilings with a starch paste, and gilt picture frames with vinegar water using a camel hair brush.
Craft note shows how to recycle scraps of wallpaper into a summer porch workbasket. Create a stiff cardboard foundation, shape basket, cover with wallpaper, and finish edges with narrow gimp. Also advises clarifying fat for frying and soap making with salt to improve soap quality.
A southern canal town school uses a method where children guide lessons and the teacher observes. A correspondent recounts a lesson in which twenty four girls critique a student role play about Captain Scott. A dramatic domestic science segment teaches burn first aid with staged rescuers and a cautioned arm wound.
A humorous exchange hints at the idea of a money trust in New York and the suggestion to join the newspaper, reflecting public discourse on finance and media in the era. The dialogue underscores concerns about saving and economic unity in daily life.
A fragment from Woman's World presents rhymed lines about melancholy folly and contentment. The verses urge cheerful effort and smiling bravado, suggesting humor as a blessed trait amid life’s troubles.
A young bookkeeper John Brainard uncovers a $12,000 deficit fraud at Eben Huyser's firm with help from Coulter. Brainard is wrongfully imprisoned, aided by a widow, then aids in exposing Coulter and recovering jewels theft. He later receives a reward and a legal vindication as the fraud is exposed.
A crowd sourced word riddle asks players to spot items in a list such as messenger cent lid temple pupil hare tulips crown and wreath. Readers are invited to write the found items on paper and share to win a prize.
Fragmentary dream narrative describes a school turning to water, a fish, a boat sailing, and a wishful heaven or afterlife. The piece blends personal visions with hopeful thoughts about growing into a man and divine wishes shaping fate.
The readable portion hints at a buggy incident involving Mr Smits and a child, with a mother asserting something about a new rubber tired bogey. The fragment does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome.
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