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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
7
A reader from Philadelphia shares how a cheerful dining room transforms family life. Regularly setting the table for company and prompting jokes or quotable lines creates friendly conversation, reduces petty quarrels, and improves household temper and atmosphere.
The fragment explains breathing exercises to expand the lungs and chest muscles, claiming it thickens the flesh of the chest walls and enhances slow growth through natural exercises. It presents a dated tone focusing on physical development via breathing routines.
Practical instructions on brushing fringe to brighten fabrics before washing. basting lace collars to prevent tears. ironing methods for shirts and tailored garments. dampening with boiling water for immediate ironing. methods to test oven heat for cake baking. tips for handling cauliflower with water and moisture to preserve texture.
The text describes a dessert making process with cornstarch lemon zest and orange flavor, folding beaten egg whites into sugar and flour, spooned onto a buttered tin and baked. It also outlines a foamy omelet style dish with milk eggs salt and pepper cooked gently in a hot skillet, then finished dry in an even heat.
A damaged recipe fragment describes Angel Food Cake and Chocolate Bread Pudding. It lists ingredients like bread cups sugar cream of tartar lemon vanilla flour and egg whites for the cake, and stale breadcrumbs milk chocolate eggs sugar vanilla for the pudding. Steps include beating whites, folding ingredients, baking twenty five to thirty minutes for cake and one hour for the pudding with a finishing meringue topping.
Instructions describe removing the brush and rubbing off hairs with kerosene. The unit should air out until fumes evaporate, after which the sweeper will clean carpets more effectively and look brighter.
A Kansan City Star piece told by a doctor's wife sketches the daily draw backs of country medical life. Interrup tions during church services, a baby fussing, and a phone call from a Swedish friend in New Dortland add wry humor to the physician's routine.
Chicago News notes a quirky saying about money and progress, humorously linking payment to advancement and travel. The line plays on sound and wordplay to provoke thought about effort and destination.
The Los Angeles Times reports a 50 foot humpbacked whale killed off Point Vicente ten miles from El Segundo after five bombs and five harpoons failed to stop it. The crew abandoned the launch but sealed tanks kept the carcass afloat until the next day it was found and towed.
The tallest light tower in the United States stands at Cape Hatteras North Carolina at 200 feet from base to lantern. Cape Mendocino California hosts a taller beacon at 422 feet above high water perched on a cliff. The Hehthonset tower reaches only twenty feet in height.
The article notes that the average distance for a team and wagon is sixteen to twenty miles daily while an automobile covers forty to sixty miles a day.
Miss Sweetland stars in a light comedy where a staged robbery becomes the plot hinge. Josselyn, the struggling playwright, watches as a fake heist turns real, drawing cheers and applause as the audience learns the crime is part of the act.
A fragment from a public address recounts a Confederate veteran correcting a child on General Lee and General Beauregard to teach loyalty. The tale emphasizes duty to one’s country and the value of patient guidance in moral instruction.
Fragmentary OCR describes a methodical exercise in imitation and speech, detailing odd gestures and phrasing. It references a growing sundial and a woodland scene with trees, bushes, and bordertags, all amid garbled prose.
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