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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
3
The page outlines two simple biases for summer wear including a soft taffeta outfit with lace puff sleeves and a plain taffeta skirt paired with a blouse. Accessories noted include a simple chip hat with front ornaments and a silk cord sling bag, suitable for tennis golf croquet or outdoor activities.
A New York Tribune item outlines a convenient darning bag made as a large square of white material with pockets, rings, and fasteners. It folds into a compact form for laundering and opens fully to reveal inner pockets and a threader, designed for easy use and display.
A garbled description outlines a large hat with a two box pilot style, edged and brimmed, plus crown detail. It references a shirt waist, elastic band, and methods to secure the hat, mentioning decorative elements and fastening features as the wearer adjusts it.
A fragmented fashion column describes seasonal garments with velvet trimming and new petticoats, noting evening gowns and motor wear trends. It also offers practical advice on washing handkerchiefs, recommending sun drying, then cold water rinses and air drying by a window for best results.
Stylized fabric and trim details describe affordable lingerie styling in a small shop. The article notes choices in batistes and edgings, with emphasis on subtle color, delicate embroidery, and careful tailoring for evening wear. The piece highlights craft and price considerations shaping customer selections.
A vintage recipe describes Boston brown bread with sour milk, molasses, and a blend of cornmeal graham rye meals. It instructs soda in warm water, combining dry ingredients, baking in oiled cans, steaming, and icing adjustments by water or powder sugar as needed.
A column urges cleaning blue serge summer suits using gasoline despite flammability. Instructions advise soaking, draining, re soaking in fresh gasoline, squeezing, drying outdoors, reshaping, then pressing. Cautions note gasoline risk and air drying to evaporate all liquid.
A fragment advises reuse of worn white skirts as covertins to protect other garments from dust. It suggests washing faded skirts and using them to shield capes and dresses hanging in the closet, then pinning the underskirt at the waist about the hangers for storage.
The Finland constitutional recall in 1800 sparked nationwide protests as 2000 villagers and townspeople petitioned the czar. Meetings lit churches from Helsingfors to Kittila while a northern runner covered 400 miles in 18 hours to deliver signatures, illustrating steadfast hope amid adversity.
Vardon, planning two weeks of freedom with his boss Curtin, chooses charity over his summer getaway to help Max, a wounded paperboy-turned-hospital patient. In the end, Max’s care prompts a reconciliation between Vardon and Bess as they face sacrificing the vacation for a friend’s welfare.
The piece explains how tears constantly form in the eye, detailing the tear ducts and eyelid action. It compares tear production to compressed air for brakes and notes how tears signal the brain when the eye feels discomfort. The text also includes a brief stanza about a train trip and the narrator’s routine journey.
A garbled OCR snippet shows misspelled phrases about a buyer seller and harassment, unclear context, and nonsensical lines. It mentions a bumblebee, a counter for dollar, and references to Aeneid 9 with children in a disjointed stream of words.
A reader describes a device called the pencil coat hanger with a pencil and groove mechanism. When the pencil is pushed up the groove friction heats the waxy material, melting it and creating a slick action. The corner explains how the motion leads to a quick pencil line.
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