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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
24
An OCR fragment recounts household tips and remedies from 1912 including Cuticura Soap usage and ointment for skin issues. It mentions a buyer’s anecdote about a six week cure and a wife’s warning about absence, with scattered lines about domestic situations and advertisements.
The text describes a transformed Manila with new docks, steel piers, and modern warehouses along the Liledia coast. It envisions six to ten million residents, expanded ship berths, and substantial urban development including electric lights and telephones. It predicts Manila’s rise as a premier Pacific port serving American and international maritime traffic.
A fragmentary antiquarian description extols a renowned wild bull or bison with a pronounced hump between its horns. It notes its olive brown hide, agility on mountain slopes, and diet of bamboo and tree buds, citing Duke of Kiev as a source from Wide World Magazine.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fatalities linked to mountain climbing at sea and a 1914 list of casualties abroad. It cites 3117 total deaths in 12 years with 26 in Germany and 36 in nearby regions including Switzerland and France, mentioning a party that failed and a person named Mr. Hane.
The fragment mentions a new series project and related event. Details are sparse with unclear names and dates. Further readable facts indicate an initiative possibly tied to a producer or organization, but specifics remain unreadable in the text.
The article surveys shirred hats and stiff derby shapes in straw and felt, detailing crown shapes, brims, bands, and trimming options. It highlights sailor, derby, and cowhat styles for riding, winter, or formal wear, plus the latest twonpap cap with a ribbon tanned edge and tied scarf styling.
Readers describe fashionable women's sashes lined with color as a chic feature returning to black and white tones. The piece notes sash placement from waist to mid back and mentions decorative panels and heavier trimming, reflecting evolving dress styles.
An issue weighs drawbacks of washing summer crash suits and linen sets. The piece advises against soap and water, promotes gasolene washing, outlines steps to clean and dry, warns against shrinking, and compares professional cleaning costs to DIY method. It notes gasolene evaporates before pressing for best results.
A simple gray net design features small silvery circles. The dress uses gray ninon fabric fastened with a pink air rose and black velvet leaves as a decorative accent.
A woman recalls misjudging Gita Simpson as a youngster and recounts a party game of Questions with him. He proposed at the gate, she asked to marry, he refused with a sly joke and a smug laugh, leaving her angry and reflecting on the encounter.
An old advertisement urges mothers to choose Fletcher's Castoria for infants and children, noting it bears a signature and has been used for over many years as a trusted remedy.
A clipped exchange between Farmer Whitle tree and the Proper Place reveals tension between rural and urban attitudes. Silences and quirky phrasing hint at deeper clashes, including a line about a flame colored by a fire sale and the notion that friends may be enemies in disguise.
The text outlines etiquette for offering dinner compliments to a bride elect. It notes that only her female acquaintances may be invited when addressing the bride elect, excluding the prospective groom. It contrasts this with dinners where both are invited, including the groom, his escort, the bride elect’s attendant, best man, and close friends.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe outfits in thin cloth with sash details. Mentions one piece frock styles and self colored satin lining as part of a fashion description.
A mother recalls using a bed as a primary cradle for her baby in the first eighteen months. The single room with southern light holds a three quarter bed a rocking chair and a chest for clothes. The firm rubber sheet covered mattress is guarded by muslin and boards to prevent falls while the baby watches yard activity.
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