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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1917
Page
16
Arion Balou Fibe stands out as Chautauqua's leading Indy cartoonist and a premier crayon artist. She excels in character delineation and scenic pictures with sharp artistic skill. Her work blends wit humor and pathos through strong psychological insight. Mrs Fisk's upcoming Chautauqua appearance promises a top week entertainment.
The Kemmerer Chautauqua opens next Monday and runs all week inviting nearby residents. John Burroughs, renowned naturalist and writer, is eighty and active in nature study from boyhood, a friend of Lincoln Emerson Holmes Whittier and Whitman. He aims to publish a new book each year and continues contributing to the nature library while living in West Park New York with family.
A fragmented comic page features two men joking about staying the night, a burglar mistaken as a visitor, and a relieved woman. Other panels joke about fashion trends, money and imagination, and light family scenes. The dialogue includes light banter on weight, beauty, peaches, and a child’s walking milestone.
A Kansas defense council committee states milk equals eight eggs or half a pound of cheese in value per quart. It notes milk provides high quality protein for tissue building, is the cheapest source of phosphorus, and iron is well utilized by the body despite normal iron deficiency.
A compact collection of kitchen notes from a bygone issue highlighting Seasonable Dishes. Recipes touch on Baked bananas with sugar and lemon, Corn Meal Muffins with sour milk and honey, Peach Cream frozen with ripe peaches, a Chicken Pie from an old fowl, and a gelatine enriched broth served with lettuce salad.
A digest of novelty ideas including a fruit knife from end rings, a Swedish cork substitute from cork waste, sealed wooden forks, and a novel dry battery lamp. Germany uses radiant energy to power a tiny clock, bananas yield wine in Cochin China, and English researchers record vibrations photographically. Traveling machine shops repair autos on English roads while a patent indirect lighting fixture encircles a light source. A hat with a removable brim converts to a narrow style, giving the impression of two hats.
A quirky reflection on wisdom and memory. The piece mocks a farmer who never borrows his wife's feelings and jokes about marrying ideal partners. It notes a grass widow as a woman who succeeded in getting married and hints that foresight helps when rain starts.
The Germans reportedly add ammonia to waste brewery and factory liquors to produce food protein with yeast. Also claimed is the use of artificially digested wood fiber in stock feed. Wood cellulose can yield sugar in theory, and recent work aims to cheapen the process for practical use.
Pighid conducts an experiment in cereal and fodder crops using overhead electric current as artificial sunshine. Supervised by Wo HL Blackman of South Kensington, the work is at Muntington Court Farm near Hereford and aims to scale up past results. In 1910 grain and straw yields rose by about 50 and 85 percent respectively on oats.
A fragment of a letter from Cousin George at the front causes astonishment and chatter. The writers discuss portions of the letter that recount disgraceful conduct and a misdeed involving a British tank.
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