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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
19
A nineteenth century style note describes MME MERI S advice for a tenth wedding anniversary luncheon with a Thimble Club contest and a tin themed table. Guests share favorite recipes, swap papers, and vote on menus while a tin marked invitation and cake tin centerpieces decorate the event.
A historical fragment describes a pin cushion made from silk or ribbon scraps. It specifies dimensions around 4% by 2% inches with narrow satin along the lower edge and graduated sides of about 1% inch each, noting a decorative craft approach.
The article discusses a severe styled blouse inspired by a bolero silhouette with a crossed front and sash. It notes a favoring of the crossed sash over a basque blouse, describes soft silk fabric and blue or brown shades, and mentions a back cross and hip knot, with reversible collar shaping and mousseline de soie ornamentation.
An old fashioned craft returns to favor as grandmothers lace handkerchief borders and lace dresses for infants and adults. With holidays near, tatting helps prepare trousseaus layettes lingerie and gifts, keeping grandmothers busy and sought after for experience.
Reports from fashion pages describe satin waistcoats cut in the form of a man’s waistcoat with two points before the waist and a belt behind. Sleeves contrast in color. Velvet versions over white net waists feature striped fabrics, including white velvet with ale green and pale violet stripes.
A description notes bundles of tiny loops from narrow ribbon forming top corner decorations and a ribbon with a ring used to suspend the handy device.
Furs show civet cat peltry gaining popularity as a charming addition to plain tailored costumes. White markings brighten the look while the fur’s softness creates a cozy throat embrace. Sets feature musquash and civet cat blends with dark Plato middle tones and brown white borders. New muffs resemble loose bolsters with ends of civet cat and centers of musquash, some backs pleated or gathered mirror velvet and pewter muffs faced with fur.
A designer at a Breenhouse at dusk discovered a color called geranium at plight. The shade sits between crimson and purple, shifting as light hits the scene, inspiring the creation of additional tones.
The tests show wireless communication with a train using a low aerial of 18 inches above the car, maintaining links to fixed stations at Scranton and Binghamton about 65 miles apart. Even at 6 miles per hour the train stayed connected by relaying signals via the second station, ensuring continuous two station contact.
The case asks whether the entire tender or only its far end counts as a car under safety rules. Courts have held the far end of the tender is a car for automatic coupler requirements. The decision affects whether Mary G. Pounsil can claim injury from air brake failure on a Pennell train.
Officials warn rails face heavy litigation as weeds break confinement along track rights of way in Iowa. Laws require railroads to curb obnoxious growth and prevent spread onto adjacent land, with Burlington and Northwestern lines cited among heavily litigated routes.
A fragment notes that a location named Record Selongs To Boston remains incomplete at its station while Booth station in Boston has nearly finished tracks except two loop tracks awaiting electrification. Engineering News reports this operational delay.
A historic flood swept Duckcreek Ohio washing over the Pennsylvania Railroad line. Two passenger trains stalled as water and debris flooded tracks. engines suffered damage and fires were extinguished. A photograph accompanies the story showing the wreckage and rising floodwaters.
The passage recalls a scene near a race track where a worker, identified as an engineer, mentions catching a fly and discovering a risky buildup of combustive bags in a tank. Finley notes the dangerous pile of matchbags making escape impossible and hints at a near disaster as the engine ran.
The readable fragments reference people and events but lack clear actions or structure. It mentions love, prosperity, and pirates in a disjointed way with scattered names and morning events, preventing a coherent summary or identification of a concrete news item.
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