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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
11
The article describes summer outfits including soft taffeta blouse and plain skirt with lace puff sleeves, a simple chip hat with a feather and ornament, and a silk cord shoulder bag. It notes designs suitable for tennis, golf, croquet, and outdoor activity, plus indoor wear with a satin wide rimmed hat.
A New York Tribune description details a large square white darning bag with a clear opening, stitched pockets and edges, inner needles and cotton, and a fastening system. The bag folds into a compact form for laundering and can be opened flat for access. It emphasizes ease of use and practical features for convenient sewing and mending.
A fragmented description outlines a large hat with a two box Pilot style structure. It mentions a brim and crown with a raised front and cluster of murall Suvers under a shirt waist, plus a cable device to secure the shirt and keep the hat in place. The elastic strap is noted to hold the hat down.
A fragmentary guide offers seasonable fashion notes on gowns with velvet trims and column padding, highlighting dark blue suits and new petticoats. It also covers modest jewelry details and a shoulder throw for lingerie. Laundry advice suggests sun-drying handkerchiefs, or soaking overnight in cold water then washing promptly for best results.
Fashion column notes stylish shade choices for lingerie fabrics. It discusses visible embroidery and trims, mentions batistes and edgings, and suggests color and fabric pairings suitable for evening wear and delicate garments. The tone reflects period craft and textile selection cues.
Directions for Boston brown bread recipe using sour milk molasses and multiple grains. Mix dry ingredients with liquids, bake in oiled cans, boil, then transfer and steam. Icing preparation included with steps to adjust consistency.
Last summer's blue serge suits are recommended for reuse with a timing cleaning method using gasoline. Immerse, soak, and squeeze to remove gasoline, then soak in fresh gasoline, squeeze dry, and air dry. Stretch and iron the garment to restore shape, then strain the gasoline through cheesecloth.
Was for worn out skirts. When your white welts are torn and frayed they serve as covertines for Anita and skirts and any oldide skirt you wish to keep clean and free of dust. Wash all wear from these old skirts and when dry hang skirts capes or dresses in the closet using the skirts as covers. Pin the waist of the underskirt about the hangers.
The article recounts Finland's resistance after Tsarist action in 1800, with about 2000 signatures gathered nationwide. People stood in churches to sign petitions, from northern farms to polar regions, aided by parish teachers and swift runners. A farmer near Helsingfors even wrote to the emperor, sparking renewed rights during a wartime lull.
ARDON plans a carefree country vacation while Max the limbless helper at the emergency hospital fights for life. Vardon faces the conflict of funding Max’s care versus his own escape to a summer with Bess Curtin and a hoped reunion with Moxie Solomon.
The piece explains how tears flow from emotions and physical triggers, describing tear production, the tear ducts, and how crying signals the brain. It contrasts nervous causes with eye sensations, noting tears wash away dust and leave eyes bright, as quoted from a New York Sun remark. It ends with a short verse about a train journey and travel as a contrast to worry.
A garbled OCR style fragment hints at a few quirky phrases about buyers and sellers in a sale. The text mentions harassment, a bumblebee, and a joke about a dollar, followed by a reference to Aeneid 9 and children.
An OCR fragment describes a pencil coat hanger toy with a doll and a groove mechanism. It hints at friction melting a pencil and a vague cause but provides no clear events, people, or places.
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