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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
20
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a longtime friend who shared memories and support, echoing past closeness and lost connection. The piece frames enduring bonds and a sense of nostalgia for companions from earlier days.
A collage of practical kitchen advice on flavoring orange pies, frosting methods, cabbage salads, stain removal, and preserving utensils. It mentions lemon in soap, tomato as cleaner, bread crumb seasoning, and crisping salad curls, with recipes for pie fillings and custards plus notes on digestion and pie crusts.
The article offers practical leftover reuse ideas. It describes a combination salad with potatoes cabbage corn apple cucumber onion and French dressing served on lettuce with dressing and tomato. It also highlights fruit cocktail arrangements and watermelon balls with pineapple orange and lemon juice. Roast beef sandwiches with brown sauce bacon garnish and mustard butter spread are detailed as well.
A fragment outlines several hotel style dishes including Brown Omslet with cream cocoa and sugar, Crab Galad with crab meat tomato cucumber celery French dressing and mayonnaise, Fillet of Beef with Spanish Sauce and a york style garnish, and a tale of a chef’s secret seasoning later linked to a chef’s death.
At the science congress in Nimes delegates discuss adopting a common monetary standard adapted to current values. The proposal aims to harmonize currencies and simplify international trade.
The British Ancient Monuments Act aims to prevent destruction or sale of relics by strengthening the powers of the Commissioners of Works. A new board of experts would advise on preservation, with preservation orders blocking demolition or alteration without consent, amid concerns over a wealthy market for old structures and movable fittings.
Thomas Mott Owens, chairman of the state commission on prison reform, entered Auburn prison to study the effects of confinement on a inmate. He joined the idle gang, received a south wing cell, and will live as a convict in every detail during his brief self imposed term.
The article describes Mr Osborne in convict uniform and his aim to live among fellow inmates to break down barriers between his soul and his brothers. He plans to serve his sentence this week at hard labor and asks for acceptance of dungeon punishment if rules are broken.
A man once declared dead by a New Jersey court ten years ago has unexpectedly returned to his Maryland home. Neighbors reported his appearance reigniting questions about the ruling and the person’s legal status.
An eminent British dental authority asserts the thyroid gland in the neck largely governs tooth health. He explains that proper care helps, but thyroid function may cause decay or vigor in the chewing apparatus, noting goiter and cretin as outcomes of thyroid issues and stressing growth depends on this hidden gland.
In a local report from West Orange, Mr G Mc Laughlin discovers a diamond valued at $104 while preparing chickens for dinner. The article notes that cotton mattresses are unhealthy and butter is barred from the table as unsatisfactory, reflecting a curious domestic crackdown.
The article argues for permanent farm buildings and foundations over time wasting repairs. It urges building with durable materials like tile, slate, or zinc roofs and sturdy walls to last generations, contrasting with constant maintenance and temporary structures. It notes European farms endure for centuries and calls for settlers to commit to lasting construction.
In a courtroom assault case a local doctor disputed claims of prejudice and described the defendant as suffering from phalacrosis a chronic scalp condition. The judge and jurors heard a heated exchange as the prosecutor sought clarity on the disease’s meaning and its potential mental impact.
The text describes seaweed collected at low tide by Cornish farmers and coastal English communities. Dried in heaps and spread on land, seaweed supplies hydrogen and potash absorbed by soil to boost crops. Starfish and smatleh are also gathered for manure while sea-derived phosphates aid root crops.
An English policeman informs a publican an inquest will be held that afternoon. The landlord objects to the inquiry and jokes about having a drink beforehand. The constable plans to proceed, while the landlord asks who will attend the inquest. The reply: no one but the drink.
An aging actor shows quick thinking when a stage mishap arises. A tense moment escalates as a pistol fires or appears to fire, yet the scene is salvaged by timing and dramatic misdirection. The audience witnesses a dangerous illusion tested by nerves and skill.
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