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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
4
In a rustic Colorado tale, Enid Maitland and Newbold seal an engagement after peril and discovery. A wary father approves a union that balances wealth from gold claims with shared devotion, as two families witness a vow fulfilled and a future secured.
A column advises that nagging wives worsen marital friction. It argues fault finding dulls affection and provokes jealousy, urging husbands to become more attractive, attentive, and well groomed to regain a straying spouse's interest.
The 1911 British shooting season produced notable single day bags across Scotland England and Yorkshire. Lord Dalkeith and party on Duke of Buccleuch’s Roanfell Moor led with eight guns taking 1800 plus birds. August 18 saw the King join a nine gun party bagging 1880 birds on Barden and Hyleton moors.
An incident at a Springfield Colonial Club involves Dr Cyrus Culler, noted surgeon, who approached a member and exchanged words with a lawyer. The lawyer reportedly confronted the doctor about discussing professional matters in public, escalating tensions during lunch.
A column by MME Merri describes wedding preps and clever sachet crafts. Readers learn about decorative sachets for bridesmaids, linen bags with lavender, and a pastel desk sachet idea. The column includes a playful game called United States Mail where players act as towns exchanging letters.
Ratine suits for boys are described with white rating materials that resist wrinkling. The garments often pair with velvet accents and come in brown and black options. The text notes warmth and crease resistance as key features in these traditional children’s outfits.
A vintage notice praises plaid trimming for girls dresses and frocks. It highlights plaid in either silk or wool, pairing with a wide oriental sash, plum color, and chiffon details. The piece notes collar and cuff accents and subtle embroidered touches to enhance the outfit.
The passage describes diverse skirt types including a draped design that blends fabrics and a pronounced hoop skirt. It notes the evolving popularity of these silhouettes among women of different weights and social levels, with emphasis on the hoop skirt’s prominence in Paris and rising adoption elsewhere.
A small square cardboard box filled with sand serves as a base for a decorative trump marker. The exterior is covered with pale blue AIK fabric embroidered with hearts clubs diamonds and spades on each side. Dark blue silk cord finishes the wires, producing a marker resembling a large die.
A proposed marker for card games states that placing it in full view marks the trump suit, with the uppermost card shown. It suggests using the marker as a decorative table piece and gift, and notes it can function as a quaint paper weight when not signaling trumps.
Small colored silk handkerchiefs return for men to tuck in breast pockets or let flop over suits. French, American, and English wearers use bordered monogrammed pieces. Charvet introduces three strong striped shirts for play and leisure, plus yellow and blue mufflers. Cartier displays bright male jewelry.
The latest decor for evening slippers features an ingle strap of satin folded across the instep and fastened on the outer side by a diamond crescent. It pairs notably with black satin alippera.
A description of hoops placed between hip and knee to distend tunics and widen skirts at midpoints. The hoops are light and supple, producing no stiffness, and even lace garments are hooped. French couturiers have mastered using the hoop art.
An article fragment advises stout women on dressing to flatter figures. It discusses avoiding tight garments and conspicuous designs, recommending draping fabrics and subtle stripes while cautioning about fit and color choices. The piece reflects dated attitudes toward body types and clothing aesthetics.
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