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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1917
Page
6
Arion Balou Fibe is highlighted as the leading Indy cartoonist on the Chautauqua platform and among the clever crayon artists. She excels in character delineation and scenic pictures, with sharp psychological insight. Mrs Fisk’s upcoming Chautauqua appearance promises one of the week’s best entertainments.
The Kemmerer Chautauqua starts Monday and runs through the week with talks by John Burroughs the noted naturalist and writer. Burroughs, age eighty, speaks from a lifetime in nature and friendship with Lincoln Emerson Holmes Whitman, urging cheerfulness and personal focus while continuing his prolific literary work.
A collage of quick wits and domestic quips features First and Second Man banter about staying all night, a burglar mistaken as a neighbor, Mrs. Blink noting large feet are in fashion, and lines about money, graft, and weight jokes. A family scene shows Johnny walking alone at night with help from The Kid.
A Kansas defense council statement compares milk to eight eggs a quart of milk equals, says milk provides valuable protein for tissue building. It notes milk is the cheapest source of phosphorus and iron is well utilized, though iron content is deficient.
Recipe fragments describe seasonable dishes such as baked bananas with sugar butter and lemon juice corn meal muffins Peach of Cream and a chicken pie using old fowl pork fat and onion. Instructions mix cream sugar lemon juice vanilla or melted butter and freeze or bake with varied steps and garnish with salad dressing on lettuce.
A collection of early 20th century notes describes novelties from a cork waste binding material for a cork substitute to sanitary sealed wooden forks for picnickers. It cites a German scientist using radiant energy to drive a tiny clock and French inventors making wine from banana juice. A dry battery electric lamp, an English method to photographically measure machinery vibrations, traveling motor shop units on English roads, an indirect lighting fixture with plant growth receptacle, and a hat design with a removable brim offering two looks.
A quirky old saying column presents paradoxes about memory and kindness. It notes a wise farmer avoids borrowing his wife’s sentiments, warns marriage to an ideal partner as an advantage, and defines a grass widow as one who marries again. It playfully reflects on foresight and daily thrift.
Reports indicate Germany is using ammonia in brewery waste liquors and u kur factory processes to produce food protein with yeast. Artificially digested wood fiber is also used in stock feeding, as researchers chase cheap, practical cellulose to sugar conversion.
Pighid pursues an overhead electric current led experiment to grow cereals and other crops with artificial sunshine. supervised by Wo HL Blackman at Muntington Court Farm near Hereford aims to scale up prior Dum fried work after 1910 saw grain gains and increased straw yield.
A pair discuss a front letter from Cousin George. They debate parts about his confessions of disgraceful conduct and a claim he was out with a British tank unit that rolled over the beach. The dialogue hints at scandal and wartime intrigue.
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