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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
17
A reader urges a cheerful dining room to improve household atmosphere and health. The writer cites direct benefits from pleasant meals, noting reduced petty disputes, improved conversation, and competition among children for storytelling rewards.
The text describes breathing exercises to expand lung capacity and widen the chest, claiming they strengthen chest muscles and thicken the flesh of the walls. It emphasizes slow, natural workouts as the optimal form of effort.
Practical old fashioned guidance on brushing fringe before washing table linens and lace, dampening clothes with boiling water before ironing, rolling and ironing shirts, and shaping shoulder seams. Includes oven temping for cake baking and a recipe note for cauliflower preparation with water and starch cautions.
The text lists fragmented recipe steps for an orange gilehe and a foamy omelet with ingredients like cornstarch lemon, all low, sugar, egg whites, and milk. Directions mention mixing, folding, dropping onto a buttered tin, and baking or cooking on a heated surface with careful heat.
Recipes describe Angel Food Cake with measured flour sugar cream of tartar lemon vanilla and sifts. bake 25 to 30 minutes. Chocolate Bread Pudding uses stale breadcrumbs milk chocolate egg yolks sugar salt vanilla, bake one hour, top with meringue browned.
Cleaning advice explains removing the brush and hairs, rubbing with kerosene, and letting the fumes dissipate. The cleaner states the device will sweep better and look brighter after this treatment.
A wife narrates country practitioner life in central Kansas. The tale follows church interruptions as a doctor is called for a medical case and a visitor asks about sugar for coffee, illustrating small town medical practice realities.
A clipped Chicago News line reflects on the idea that the man who pays may not go far, suggesting payment behavior as a factor in progress and outcomes. The remark uses informal wording to convey caution about financial reliability.
A whaling vessel off Camiguin successfully killed the largest whale ever seen on the southern California coast. The fifty foot humpback was sighted near Point Vincents and chased to ten miles from El Segundo before being struck by five bombs and five harpoons. The crew retreated as the carcass remained thrashing, sealed tanks keeping it afloat until the next day when it was found and towed.
The tallest lighthouse towers are described at Cape Hatteras North Carolina with a 200 foot lantern height and at Cape Mendocino California rising 422 feet above high water. The Cape Hatteras structure sits on a low coast while Mendocino sits on a cliff.
The article notes average daily distances for teams and wagons from sixteen to twenty miles and for automobiles from forty to sixty miles, illustrating early transport capabilities.
Miss Sweetland stars in a light comedy where a staged robbery on opening night turns real as a masked thief in evening dress robs a bar and is unmasked by police. Playwright Josselyn faces the crowd, claiming the incident was part of the act and celebrating the audience’s support.
An article recounts a wartime scene where a mother is corrected for teaching a child to call General Lee a traitor. The general tells her to teach respect for duty, praising Confederate soldiers and urging gentleness toward youth while emphasizing loyalty to principle.
A long, garbled excerpt discusses how to imitate a person and describe creation through gestures and language. It references a “growing Sundial” and a York England setting with an ornate garden scene. The text is incomplete and ambivalent.
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