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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
18
Missouri bulletin advises homemade bread over bakery bread if yeast is well managed. Proper yeast handling, sterilized utensils, slow flour addition, and thorough kneading ensure even yeast distribution and excellent texture. temperature control is key from mixing to final bake.
A recipe describes draining oysters, heating milk, and combining with oyster juice. It instructs pouring milk into the hot mixture, adding butter and boiled rice, then cooking until steaming. Oysters are added after boiling and heated until edges curl before serving with salt pepper butter and parsley.
Fragmented OCR recipe describes Indian pudding with milk eggs sugar ginger and vanilla. Steps mention heating ingredients and cooking twelve minutes then folding into oil and serving with whipped cream and powdered sugar.
A fragmented recipe for English tea cake mixing sugar butter spices and milk. Instructions are garbled but reference nutmeg clove cinnamon sour milk flour soda yeast and baking steps. Contains misread terms like rabias ratsine and wane mille.
Recipe fragment describes halving emus and shredding lettuce leaves to form a bottom layer on a platter. A yolk like center is created, and petals are formed from white greens, with a dressing poured over. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on a lettuce based presentation with a yolk centerpiece.
The fragment describes cutting duck into strips about three inches long and one and a half inches wide, rolling with pepper and a spice, skewering, and cooking in a pan with minimal water. Bake until done, then rest on a platter with thick gravy and serve with mashed potatoes.
A fragmentary report notes Vo Gian Knives mixing a Willie baking wade with bath, while Drie Wee will Gand chin policies. The readable text mentions no clear event, dates, or involved organizations, leaving the item as an unclear local snippet.
The article describes the Tlingit Chilkat-kwan dominance at Klukwan, focusing on the Kon-nub-ta-tl clan of the Raven party. It details social structure matrilineal clans, wealth as a path to prominence, and the Whale House as the chief’s residence. It notes the Raven house Yough-hlt and describes the 1835 era Whale House architecture, layout, and ceremonial importance.
A magazine notes that crossing gates are painted black and white or striped to stand out against varied surroundings. The change aims to improve visibility and reduce accidents, with reports suggesting fewer incidents at crossings after adoption.
The article notes gasoline section cars and other power driven machines reducing back breaking labor for track crews. It cites the gasoline section car easing miles of daily labor, plus the risers in cycline welders and gasaling mixing machines. The Prewmarke tamper is highlighted as cutting tamping costs and improving track stability versus hand tamping.
The Washington government recognizes a shortage of alert wireless operators across the United States. A proposed third arm of the army, dubbed the Justine American Card in New York Telegram, would mobilize thousands of loyal young men to staff a dispersed network of radio stations.
An old notice describes inexact offerings of off the tray luncheons for passengers on extended railroad journeys. It mentions large trays with mandible items, fruit, hot coffee, and dessert, appealing to women traveling with children and those seeking a lunch supplement.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a conversation about preferring a new gown over an old one, with stray letters and misspelled words obscuring clear meaning. The snippet hints at affection and concern for attire but lacks coherent context or identifiable figures.
The Fairlie duplex double boiler locomotives built by Vulcan Tron Works are discussed for the Orizaba to Esperanza 4 percent grade. Each engine has six 48 inch driving wheels per end, a total weight around 153 tons, and a tractive effort of 14 million pounds. The design features two independent fireboxes with shared water circulation, long boiler with two barrels, and fuel efficiency about 20 percent better than two standard engines. Freight trains use two engines, handle 680 tons at ten mph, with petroleum oil fuel since 1900 and substantial fuel and water tanks for long runs.
A rail passenger recalls a summer event where a cow stood in the center of a track forcing a train to stop. The engineer calmed the crew, and the locomotive awaited the animal to safely move before continuing past a bridge culvert.
An AL report notes factories pursuing substitutes for calf rennet due to wartime calf supply cuts. Pepsin shows promising yields, with potential use alone or with domestic rennet. The process involves dissolving the substance in warm water, and Finch factory uses about four apaces per 1000 pounds.
A collage of reports mentions bids on school bonds in Nevada, a Las Vegas Indian mortar find, a Love tock land dispute against Southern Pacific, a Tacoma Mormon chapel, Utah land policy, and notable local deaths. It also notes Eureka county protection efforts, rising Salt Lake turkey sales, a new Nevada constable, agricultural and mineral production figures for Wyoming, and a Denver pioneer obituary.
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