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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1917
Page
17
President Wilson urges abundant food to win the war and prevent starvation. The Wyoming State Fair September 11 to 15 becomes a Food Training Camp to boost production and conservation. Citizens are urged to attend and support the effort.
Instructions from the Syracuse Post Standard describe reusing tin cans by reheating, removing contents, washing, and storing, with cautions on suitable foods and soldering. The article links thrift with postwar unemployment and poverty as contributors to insanity, noting medical testimony on these causes following the war.
The London Globe quotes Doctor Oswald of Glasgow Lunatic Asylum claiming war reduces insanity by removing poverty’s mental strain and replacing it with higher living standards. The piece highlights this phase as instructive and significant.
The Scientific American warns that loose sleeves and neckties pose fatal risks for workers around rotating machinery. It notes 086 fatalities in the United States from clothing caught in wheels, urging strict avoidance of loose garments by every careful worker.
The landlady greets her new lodger at breakfast and jokes about the cat keeping him awake. The lodger, mild and polite, asks humorously if she would mind having the cat tuned rather than killed.
A columnist argues over whether betrothals should be publically registered to curb rash engagements. The piece weighs social harms of disclosures, the risk of fake promises, and the protection of suitors and brides from public shaming while maintaining betrothal privacy as sacred.
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