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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
3
A guide from Wowan's World urges saving energy by posture and calm during chores. It warns against nervous restlessness like rocking, tapping feet, or fidgeting while performing tasks such as peeling potatoes or climbing stairs. Stand erect, lift with bent knees, and avoid excess movements to conserve strength.
A fashion note advises choosing a medium chapeau for late fall and early winter. Avoid extremes in style and color, favoring balanced combinations of silk, felt, velvet, and other materials. Popular hats discussed include tam o shanter, round sailor, Tupilli style, and veiled wings, with trim ideas in white silk and fur accents.
Fragmentary note describes carved tortoise shell hair combs once worn by a grandmother. Mentions large carved pieces ready to be worn as ornaments. Text appears as memorabilia or fashion detail without clear event or date.
A fragmented baking note lists Cheese Wafers Corn Wafers and Mountain Muffins with rough ingredient hints. Instructions mention butter milk eggs sugar flour baking powder and various vague measures. Worn phrasing and misspellings obscure exact steps but indicate thinning batters baking in moderate ovens and simple shaping.
The text suggests methods to prevent drafts by closing doors and windows and advises on handling hot jars to avoid breakage. It covers sealing jars with quick-dip methods, making mixtures thick enough to whip, using dampened paper to collect dust, and cleaning ovens with aluminium bronze and lemon peel. It also mentions cleaning a burner rack with bannet and soapy wash.
About fifty European women hold colonel ranks, many of royal birth. Names include Grand Duchess Olga and Tatiana in Russia, Princess Charlotte of Prussia, Queen Victoria’s era, and Kaiser’s sisters, with Queen Mary of England and Elin of Greece also noted. These princesses lead regiments in Kaiser parades each year.
A new arrival at a popular Miskotee hotel walked unsteadily to the desk and caused a crush as glass and amber liquor spilled on the floor. A tiny mouse emerged from under the counter and drank from the liquor before edging toward a cuspidor.
A fragmented tale unfolds with a bull, a woman named Dora, and a man named Henton as a woodland scene leads to tension over a double match. The pair argue beside a field and a tree while a disruption tests their relationship, culminating in a tense, unresolved moment.
A playful parlor game requires one standing player and many seated participants. The center player imitates a shopper asking for a change of jewelry while others respond swiftly to avoid losing their seat and staying in the game.
A quirky drill explains using a tobacco pipe and a pea to perform a trick. The guide describes shaping a hole with a knife, bending a wire, and lifting the cup to reveal the lifted pot. It mixes odd steps and scattered terms.
A garbled OCR fragment references a firing incident, a vehicle or object event, and mentions of people and a possible maritime or aviation context. Readable items include references to a bird, a line, and a person named Liha Howers alongside general notes about a life event and involved girls or women.
A fragmented account describes polar bears eating minerals and low quality foods while in the Arctic. It notes their agility in water, captivity mentions, and hints at how natural food sources keep them strong, with some odd observations on behavior and feeding.
Fragmented text mentions weather, names, and places with numerous errors. It alludes to a scene involving a lady, a city, and potential events but lacks coherent facts or dates to form a proper news summary.
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