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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1917
Page
7
President Wilson warns that abundant food is vital to victory and urges all Americans to boost production. The Wyoming State Fair, September 11 to 15, serves as a Food Training Camp, promoting food conservation and support for the war effort.
Old Tin Cana describes reusing tin cans for food storage and reopening practices. It notes cleaning, drying, and resoldering options, with cautions about tomato and berry tins. The piece ties wartime poverty and unemployment to greater insanity risk, urging readers to learn from the era.
The London Globe cites Doctor Oswald of the Glasgow Lunatic asylum asserting war reduces insanity and serves as a palliative. An instructive phase claims poverty’s powerful mental impact is removed, replaced by higher living standards during conflict.
A Scientific American warning notes 086 workers killed in the United States by clothing tangling in machinery. Loose sleeves and neckties are flagged as prolific dangers, urging workers to remove such attire to prevent fatal accidents.
A landlady greets her lodger at breakfast and jokes about the cat keeping him up. The lodger replies mild manneredly asking if she would mind having the cat tuned, sparking a humorous exchange.
A writer argues against advertising betrothals citing social harm and privacy. He warns with scenarios of desertion and public ridicule, saying betrothals are sacred between two people and should not be registered or forced into public notice. The piece defends secrecy and warns of potential mischief from widespread exposure.
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