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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
4
A collection of home care advice including yearly cellar cleaning, granite care with soda water, carpet cleaning with grated potatoes, sealing mice entryways with soap and red pepper, opening jars by water immersion, pre greasing new tinware with lard, heating to prevent rust, and safe fire response using sand or salt to extinguish oily flames.
The sapphire tops beauty lists this winter and suits both tailored outfits and evening gowns. Care tips cover avoiding overly deep blues, protecting stones from heat, and storing pearls and opals away from light.
A fragment describes a method for fried bread using white bread cut thick and dipped in beaten eggs and milk then fried in batter. The dish is finished brown and served with powdered garlic and elogamon.
Debutantes adopt brocade fabrics beyond tradition with tunics over satin or lace petticoats and net surplice bodices. Embroidered brocades in delicate colors appear on white grounds, with fluttering skirts and ruffled, flounced effects likely to rise by spring. A debutante wore a white batlite embroidered gown with violet details for a friend’s reception, featuring pale violet net footing and crystal-button boots.
The piece notes brilliant coloring and designs define the season with sheer fabrics and translucent textures. Draperies remain popular and ceremonial Amishata remains worn only for special occasions while practical wear emphasizes toque and small hats.
Practical advice on mending stockings darning with a wooden egg darner care for quilts spreads and bedclothes. Instructions include crochet repairs for holes cushion cover hems buttonholes and organizing a dedicated sewing drawer for patterns and scraps.
A brief quote from Ovid noting that counting sunny and cloudy days in a year yields a finding that a fine has come more often. The line reflects a poetic meditation on routine and consequence.
The piece argues that food should be cooked slowly and evenly. It claims gradual cooking makes meat more palatable and digestible by softening connective tissue and developing flavor.
An old note recommends treating the first headache symptoms with one teaspoon of clear lemon juice fifteen minutes before each meal and at bedtime. It claims lemon juice helps, with effects described as aiding sleep and appetite.
Fragmentary advice notes a household task involving polishing a stove and using soap on fingers and cuticles to keep blacking from staining hands. The text reads like stray tips with unclear context and outcomes.
When overtired or worried and unable to sleep, a gentle full-body rub with a towel wrung out in hot salt water is said to bring the desired rest. The method is described as soothing and effective for relief.
A bulletin extols the dangerous life of mine rescue workers. It notes high mortality among deep miners and compares rescuers' risks to miners, praising Bureau of Mines training and the steady decline in deaths due to federal rescuers. It recalls forty entombed miners rescued in one year and stresses brave, life-saving service.
The piece contrasts Alfred Tennyson and Robert Browning noting Tennyson’s delicacy and insomnia over commas and epithets while their rivals’ appearances and temperaments differ. It paints Tennyson as silent and morose whereas Browning is ebullient and loquacious, bursting with optimism and news.
A reflective quotation from Charloa Dickens urges men to consider current attire rather than dwell on past misfortunes, framing wardrobe choices as a measure of outlook and confidence.
Opera writing by Gluck established a five act tradition with ballets in acts two and four, shaping structure for later works and influencing stage balance and musical pacing in sung plays.
Patrice and Dan Sheldon flee toward town to marry despite her father’s opposition. A constable intercepts them for speeding, faces a small bribe, and a local justice issues a hurried license after brief negotiations. The journey ends with a civic wedding and a return home thwarting the elder family feud.
A quirky excerpt extols a goose as the wisest fowl, praising her vigilance courage and gentleness. It critiques slang and tells a riddle about seven letters spoken by a widowed woman peering into a barrel of dour.
Photo by American Trees Association notes the Boy Scouts movement expanding from North America to South Africa as a global force. It claims Italian youth join, learn discipline, and form groups modeled after established classes, while referencing the boot shaped Europe and historical events shaping the movement.
A windy scene unfolds as the Wind blows in angrily at the door and kids face mischief with a kite. The wind takes pleasure in antics, scattering toys, and a boy learns a lesson about good humor and restraint as the kite finally lands and a simple joke brings mother’s relief.
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