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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
11
Instructional piece on cleaning and maintaining carpets. It outlines washing methods using warm water, soap, and a cloth, with steps to avoid over-wetting, squeeze out soap, and dry patches. Advises turning carpets after cleaning and placing under furniture. Includes cautions on seams and applying heat to dry.
A garbled OCR item describes a food stand or service mix up with terms like sandwiches, tomatoes and frits, beverages, and a customer ordering sequence. The readable fragments reference quantities, charges, and a planned sale or meal before a referenced person Magnona.
Practical tips for maintaining wooden furniture and cloth items. It covers polishing china and old gloves, preparing an oiled duster from Berovens, and using a kerosene odor free cloth to dust and clean without harming wood. The advice emphasizes using gloves, chamois substitutes, and drying cloths for dust control.
A home candy guide covers Chocolate Fig Candy and Marquise Balls. It describes melting chocolate with Turkish fig threads, shaping on waxed paper, and chilling. It also details sugar milk and almond ball preparation with butter and nut extracts, then setting in buttered pans.
A public health note advises parents to avoid cathartics when children swallow small items like screws or coins. Offer starchy foods such as oatmeal and potatoes while seeking medical help to locate the foreign body. If the object is not in the eye, gently open the eyelids and let tears wash the particle away.
An inexpensive matte polish recipe mixes talc powder half an ounce with powdered starch half an ounce boracic acid half an ounce and fifteen drops of varnish resin to create a simple home beauty product.
A frugal home tip suggests rubbing furniture with an old net cloth dipped in a polish made of equal parts turpentine and coal oil to greatly improve appearance. The method reflects traditional cleaning advice and practical solvent use in antique housekeeping.
A London writer observes that vows to obey in marriage reduce partnership to military obedience. The piece argues obedience is a human trait, not an obligation, noting changing attitudes as both partners seek independent thinking and shared decision making.
A dubious item from Orange New Jersey describes Scout Jacobus instituting a merit demerit plan for troop members. Each member starts with one hundred merit points. offenses incur demerits and may lead before the troop council, while high-point achievers win prizes quarterly. The article lists offenses and odd names as judging criteria, with many unclear phrases and mis-spellings.
The fragment discusses waking a pebuelo fe mere cone man through alphanumeric and letter word representations. It notes clever variants where words read as letters or numbers, with examples like Cn wer Ty and references to Beeston and tied fasteners. The text surface hints at a puzzle about legible letter based words.
Puzzle text proposes a cipher where numbered parts of a word puzzle, read forward or backward, yield clues to a character from the Arabian Nights. Fragmentary lines suggest the solution involves reordered segments spelling a known name, with garbled overheard dialogue offering partial confirmations.
Wentworth and sister Elsie race home in a cutter to decide whom Elsie will marry as Luke Cotter and Tarry Crossman chase their fortunes. A sleigh incident and a dramatic rescue heighten the tension before Cotter’s quiet courage wins the day and triggers comic relief from the group.
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