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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
3
A burglar sneaks into a house and confronts Goldenhair Camertgiet in a Vermont city home. The pair converse briefly about food and safety before she helps him escape via a window. He promises to return as he slips away into the night.
A described wound shown to occur in Japan, called Kamehachi disease, appears suddenly with crescentic shape and often on the lower limb or face. The author cites British medical meteorology linking storms to temporary vacuum effects in air currents, causing the wound to emerge in the observed pattern.
A fashion note describes elaborate coiffures for opera or reception wear. Lady attendants plan ornate decorations with emeralds, pearls, rhinestones, and ostrich plumes in circlets, jeweled cubo chains, and dew-berry accents. Feathers, ribbons, and ribbon roses offer varied styles for all ladies from debutante to dowager.
A Paris designer Poiret clings to oriental influence in his latest frocks, preferring olive skinned models with almond eyes over blondes. The new shows will favor the mysterious orient look, while bold Turkish trouser skirts are deemed a failure and not used in major fashion events.
A detailed pattern description for a girl's dress in thin wool or cashmere, size 10 to 12, with a short waist bodice cut square at the neck, decorative galloon trim along the edges, gathered ends under the top band, and a panel skirt front and back, including wide trim and multiple fabric panels.
The article highlights fur rich high class millinery with beaver and ermine used for brims bands and crown trims. It notes turbans and short hair fur styles with empire shapes and long or short hats. Skunk fur trims are also mentioned as common for wing accents and replacements.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled words and names, unclear event or context, no identifiable persons, places, dates, or concrete facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
The piece describes a quaint theater cap crafted from vivid tulle in burning red, blue, and cerine, edged with darker fur. A nested orange cap with mink trim is noted, showcasing the era’s elegant use of sheer fabric and fur accents.
Practical guide to decorating fans with Japanese whalebone sticks silk gauze and lace. Describes materials such as satin ribbon feathers cross stitch and painted center motifs, plus mounting the fan on slender sticks and securing the spread to prevent damage. Recommends careful removal of remnants from old spreads for a smooth finish.
Advice column style note recommends washing the face with hot water as long as bearable after coming in from the sun and finishing with a rub and cold cream. It emphasizes not washing in cold water immediately and suggests using hot water and cream for skincare.
A 12 year old craftsman made a three pair scissors holder from two wood pieces. It stands 4.75 inches high and nine inches long. Back piece half inch thick, front piece one inch. The design shows notches for mounting and a bevel cut to cradle the scissors. Assemble with nails or glue then paint to blend with the wall.
Pale blue viyellas used for the gown show a two sided effect with a large embroidered muslin rever on one side and a silk strap finishing the neck on the other. The right front and sleeves edge are trimmed with silk straps. A single button and hole fasten just below the waist, requiring seven yards of fabric at 33 inches and one yard of silk.
The piece discusses essential winter outerwear with emphasis on the long ulster and raglan coats. It notes that well-gowned women favor straight lines, comfortable polo fits, and versatile trimmings. It highlights reversible coats, broadcloth, fur cloths, and two toned fabrics for trimming and lining.
A historical note describes wrapping each item in waxed paper to keep flavors intact and avoid spills. It suggests packing oranges with sections separated, removing thin peels, and using waxed and parchment paper plus strong twine. The plan avoids glassware and promotes compact, tidy boxes for transport.
The advert describes a new waterproof coat with striped diagonal tweed in black white and green, featuring a patch pocket and storm collar. It claims the coat will be the season’s weather wrap and highlights its fashionable waterproof design.
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