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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
8
Practical kitchen tips including odor control with celery or parsley after peeling onions. Advice on preventing greens from boiling over using a small fat piece. Testing cakes with a wooden toothpick to avoid broom straw. Flavoring boiled potatoes with a pinch of sugar and salt for subtle sweetness. Veal steaks cooking tips advise thinning, butter finish, and pepper.
The instruction guidance advises enlarging a nail hole and filling with plaster to secure a nail in a soft wall. After inserting plaster and nail, allow to dry for a firm hold. This method is presented as a fix for walls that cannot support a nail in their current state.
A fragment describes making a thick felt or velvet pad secured to an old broom to polish floors. It claims the pad acts as an effective punisher and helps avoid kneeling on the floor.
White tailored outfits gain favor with fabrics like serge and poplin. Models feature high waisted seamed fronts, flutter sleeves, and draped skirts in all white. Color accents appear via parasols, flowers, or Bulgarian touches to keep ensembles chic.
A garbled dated fragment discusses damp straw versus dry straw in relation to glassware or paper. The text is unclear and offers no verifiable event, names, dates, or places to anchor a precise news item.
Cleaning tips for varnish and paint use vinegar and warm water on cloth, then polish with leather. Lemon and salt remove grime from books with fragile bindings. Dusty bindings require pumice powder. Mirrors and windows benefit from metal polish and dry cloth. Smoke marks on ceilings dissolve with a starch paste applied and dried, then brushed away. Gilt frames clean with a vinegar wash and camel hair brush.
A Handy Woman crafts a decorative workbasket from scraps of wall paper. Build a stiff cardboard foundation, wrap with paper, cover the handle, fasten with brads, and finish edges with narrow gimp for a pretty summer porch project. Also notes using fat to make clarified frying fat and soap with salt to improve quality.
A southern canal town school shows children leading a lesson while the teacher stays in the background. Twenty four girls critique a classmate who role plays telling the story of Captain Scott death and a dramatic domestic science burn drill follows with staged rescuers. The correspondent notes refreshing discipline and calls for improved technique.
A witty exchange about pinching pennies and the idea of a money trust. John and his partner discuss economizing and wonder aloud if such a money trust exists, reflecting a casual market mood.
A fragmented excerpt from Woman's World features playful rhymes on mood and effort, noting that only laughter brings blessing and urging contentment in daily work.
A young clerk John Brainard aids his boss Eben Huyser and exposes a fraud involving a $12,000 deficiency. Coulter plots to frame him, but Brainard helps uncover the truth, leading to charges of false imprisonment and a late reward from the jewel case involving Taggart and the Pequot. The tale follows prison, escape schemes, and eventual justice.
A youthful reading activity invites youngsters to spot wordplay in items like messenger and penny. Readers match clues to words such as crown pupil hare temple date wreath and more, then hand in a penny for the best answer.
A fragmented dream diary describing vague scenes of a tie in sports, a school turning to water with a fish, a small boat sailing to heaven, and a future where desires align with divine wishes. The text blends surreal imagery and childish longing without clear narrative.
Fragmentary lines describe a buggy and a mother arguing about a ride or toy, with missing names and unclear events. The readable bits mention a person named Mr Smits and a child addressing a father. No clear story or outcome is evident.
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