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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
11
Practical tips for refreshing wrinkled skirts, cleaning mirrors with whitening and warm water, and drying with chamois leather. Instructions also cover boiling oranges for peeling, using a cork to seal bottles, and softening old paper with boiling water steam to aid removal.
A towel rack for a guest room can be made by covering oval wood with linen backed by cardboard. The item should be finished in gray or cream and embroidered in a conventional or floral design for a serviceable towel rack ready for use.
The article outlines colors for dark haired women with varying complexions. It recommends pale pinks and corals for fair brunettes, deep reds near claret for contrast, and very pale corals or poppy hues for creamy brunettes. Olive tones should avoid yellowish pink, with navy blue as a safe staple and pale lemon or ivory lace near the neck for lighter types. Eye color influences safe color choices, and a sardine box tip concludes with a quirky, unrelated note about serving sardines with lemon.
A整理 of simple Do It Yourself cures covers facial care teeth and nail care with remedies for the chin, feet, and general hygiene. It includes a butter and almond oil cream recipe for the chin, guidance on sleeping and posture to shape the chin, and a cold feet routine using wet ants. Also describes a pumice stone method for teeth whitening and daily mouthwash guidance.
Sunshine is touted as the best possible disinfectant to treat occupied rooms. It warns that dark corners with a stuffy smell pose health risks to households.
A historical note explains German housewives economize on butter by using beef fat. Beef fat is cut small and soaked in water for a day with a water change, then drained and heated slowly with milk to form a mixture. Fat is described as melting fully and yielding a creamy consistency, with lard suggested as a potential substitute in part.
A wealthy English prospector and his partner face a brutal Andes trail as he, weighing about 320 pounds, cannot fit through a fourteen inch pass. Homesick and rich, they fear no escape but must wait until a path opens, while his companion stays by his side tending to him.
A poetic meditation on the woman who shares life and labor, urging men to acknowledge her equal part in society and dreams beyond mere service. The piece contrasts domestic roles with shared empowerment and calls for lasting recognition of her rights and humanity. Persistent caste marriage in Sweden is cited as eroding noble lineages.
Erbert Morrow faces a deepening bank run as Ridgley schemes to pull deposits from Provident and Union. Degnon arrives to aid. a construction crowd, a risky pit incident, and rapid shifts threaten the town’s two savings banks and their customers.
Two Russian youths discover ancient gold valued around forty thousand dollars in a tale of buried treasure linked to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. The find includes silver and brass vessels worth noting, with cultural and historical interest cited by locals and buyers.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses origins of a saying and references to prophets, rulers, and symbolic language. The passage mixes unclear names and phrases, offering no coherent event, date, or identifiable figures to anchor a clear summary.
A damaged OCR passage hints at a sports scene with notes on players ages and lengths of ground, mentioning a youngest player and a crowd gathering. It references numbers and days, with unclear names and places, producing a hazy, puzzle-like record of a game or event.
Obscure lines hint at a journey or riddle across a distant realm. References to Erediven style imagery and a viewer, with names like Diaby, evoking a puzzle or literary fragment. The text reads as a partial riddle or poetic cue, lacking clear narrative context or identifiable event.
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