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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
12
A famed apothecary with a fiery temper demanded patients undress before entering his consulting room to save time. One meek man refused, was told to strip, and left in haste. The man reentered and stated he came to collect a subscription for the benevolent society.
Fragmentary text hints at a chaotic scene with references to Ponguchuye Teel Grogs Ball Bruin and The Hops Company. A man with sunburned skin and Jong beard mentions running, expecting a fight, but encounters a doctor in a motor car. The rest appears as garbled prose about brain activity and intellect.
A winter round trip rate of 60 dollars to California takes effect on the new Salt Lake Route. Contact any agent or write for information to Moore at DFA Salt Lake City for details.
A humor sketch recounts blunders by poorer customers in a list of misheard phrases. Examples include Catch an eel for cochonent promperous paste for phoepitwrai paste Kremao it for croonote Mehy water for Vichy water and everlast ing for offering se ine.
A misstep in Montana involved a man who, after divorcing a woman 28 years earlier, fell for and proposed to another woman from whom he had been previously divorced. He only learned the truth after the wedding, a cautionary tale carried by the La Angeles Times.
An OCR damaged passage notes a family in the past visiting a northwestern city. One visitor, eating oyster stew prepared by his father, claims the stew could float a boiler ship for a week. The exchange includes a playful remark about the ship floating and hitting a waterline.
A terse note asks if readers use Schilling's Destination tea as a playful remark on collective preferences, implying a lighthearted address to beverage choices.
A fragment from a historical page notes a man focused on his work, not family, with hints of a bureau or career path. The text mentionsJohn Oliver and a shift away from domestic concerns as he commits to professional duties.
A garbled line from a local note mentions onion interest and tea as beneficial to both parties. The fragmentary text references a tentlin and FUN UMaRy, with unclear context or concrete details.
The passage discusses exercise mats and light workouts amid days of eating and exercise. It mentions dumbbells and weights, with a focus on staying active. It notes various fitness items and the idea of routine exercise at home and in small spaces.
A trader Johnes loses job after accepting a raise from Donald and Rathbone. He signed a five year contract for $4,100 a year then received a mid trip salary boost of $500 weekly only to be told the contract is void for accepting the increase. Authorities and travelers debate whether the action was legal or not.
A Chicago Inter Ocean reflection recalls a midsummer meadow by a clear river, where elms shade the banks and a childlike world of which the speaker longs to return is vividly remembered. The prose evokes river sounds, shadowed willows, and the ache of growing older as a boyhood landscape fades.
W G Tretheway a Toronto resident and former traveling salesman struck cobalt near Cobalt Ontario after ducking under a fallen tree. He filed the claim and in under two years has earned about 200000 dollars, cutting cobalt prices by roughly 40 percent.
A historical account details Pony Express legends including William F. Cody Buffalo Bill, Carson and other riders. It notes record long-distance rides, horse and station logistics, pay ranges, and the eventual decline with the transcontinental telegraph ending the era.
Fragmented notes discuss dreaming and waking states, referencing Harvey, Mulvsherbe, Kincott Lin, and Milton. The piece cites archives and a Dr ibion view, noting dreaming reveals but does not create, with emphasis on perception and consciousness.
A New York Horse Show feature examines mauve velvet gowns in crepe de chine, with new recipes for children and many outfits for women. Descriptions note wide shoulders, frilled necklines, gathered waists, and decorative bags, coats, and embroidery reflecting the season's civil yet stylish daytime wear.
Fashion notes describe beaded velvet hats for weddings and decorative hats with peacock blue and green buckles. Velvet hats rise in popularity as the high hair mode returns. New herringbone gray suitings stand out. Radium crepe de chine chiffon silks are tipped to lead evening waists. Satin derbys with curling plumes appear, and some hats feature large black flowered silk crowns.
Velvet remains highly sought for gowns and street wear with coats and home costumes. Fashion houses report many velvet dresses and a blue velvet sheet gown features a circular skirt and a pied band at the foot, signaling a rich textured trend this season.
Separate bodices to waistcoats appear in many outfits though not for formal events. White waistcoats mix with any color and are highly fashionable alongside silk and chiffon trim embroidery. A separate waist becomes stylish via silk floss, ribbon, and embroidery, while buttered onion oat meal recipe appears amid family notes. Philadelphia Record.
The article notes skirts especially walking skirts remain elaborately plaited yet several designs appear in vogue. Many feature topside plaitwork and are cut with numerous gores to create added shape and flair.
A reader described two winter outfits with elaborate embroidery, pale white fabrics, and velvet trims. The first features a pale dress with a banded bodice, embroidered trim, and a tailored waistcoat in gray cloth with silver buttons. the second showcases a dark Venetian style shirt, velvet accents, and a back-fastening tailor-made coat.
A fragment discusses glove coverage and fashion rules, mentioning long sleeves and coverings from wrist to shoulder. It references removal of a short sleeve and contrasts worn garments with unspecified regulations while noting gloves remain a feature unseen by some authorities.
The latest hat fashions feature pale colors with mirror velvet trimmings and wing or quill decorations. Small jaunty shapes with high bands, velvet and satin, trend toward Tudor-inspired designs, including triple narrow velvet brims and ostrich plume accents, with Paris’s favored golden brown shifting toward bright autumn tones.
The piece describes imperial style trimmings with silver or gold tissue and tinsel braids as seen in suits and dresses. It also provides a Chocolate Pie recipe with steps for preparing a chocolate custard filling, including sugar, hot water, eggs, milk, and optional vanilla, noting careful mixing and pouring.
Fragmentary OCR text references a worn item, possible schedule, and color notes but lacks clear persons places or actions to confirm a concrete news item or event.
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