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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
11
The fragment offers a bake day guide with recipes for cookies and a cake. It lists ingredients like flour sugar butter eggs milk and spices and describes mixing, beating and baking steps. The text includes measurements and methods, though several words are misspelled or garbled.
The text describes dissolving something in water before adding another ingredient. It warns that it will not spoil the flavor, and suggests it may sweeten more quickly with stirring. The handwriting is unclear and the exact items are unreadable.
Verviceabis Geode introduces stylish costumes using Katine material and linen for a tit skirt. Diagonal front lines with button trimming create a slimming effect. lavender striped cotton voile outfits with shadow lace trims and lavender tattersall accents are recommended. Sleeves puff to elbow, lace frills, a pink pilk girdle, and a narrow central panel complete the ensemble.
An old guide discusses child comfort and nerves, urging careful hairdressing to avoid irritation. It notes shaping hair for ages thirteen and older, avoiding eye contact, and training hair back with headbands or bows. References suggest nursery practices and side parts with a small bow for practicality.
Readable fragments offer advice on safe vegetable prep using a glove finger, removing oil stains, and cleaning with ammonia. It also mentions distinguishing margarine from butter by flame testing, buttering foam, and sewing a work apron with two large pockets for clothes pins.
The styles flatter older women this season with black and white combinations. A black and white bonnet is stylish and smart. For dressy occasions such as afternoon receptions and church weddings, a bonnet made largely of flowers is especially pretty for the elderly woman.
The Mantia Times notes that discretion is needed when giving presents to Filipino mountain peoples. Traditions vary from white rooster feathers to onion skin paper, beads, and cloth, with pearl oyster shells as prized gifts. Proper recipients and fair value are emphasized to avoid offending or misplacing gifts.
A New York American excerpt explains sighing as a reflex to low oxygen intake. It describes how the body and “the fangs” or “Ings” use a forced breath to extract more oxygen, then trigger subsequent sighs to continue their work.
Poetic transcription by Arthur Wallace Peach in the Boston Transcript presents a lyrical meditation on sleep. It invokes cool palmar imagery and gentle healing themes as the speaker addresses mortality, sorrow, and the solace found in rest and dreamlike visions.
In a fragmentary scene from Popular Magazine two unnamed women, Emily and Mary, recall a past meeting as Paul greets Emily on a street. Emily notes her elder status and surprise at being recognized after eleven years, while Mary remarks on a bonnet.
Dan Carter Curtis arrives as business manager for Camay talks after Mabel elopes with Dan to escape Phillips and his rival plans. Phillips confronts Dan over concessions while Alvadora, new Camay president, pushes a business manager system to run commerce and rail hopes.
A playful game description outlines a variation of blind man's bluff using a lit candle a handkerchief and two spoons. A blindfolded player tries to blow out the candle and then identifies the person holding the light by feeling heads and dress details, ending with the gag line when the guess is wrong.
A fragment describes the Tarabuawmeris, a curious people in northern Mexico living in caverns and small villages high above sea level. The text notes their physical traits and living habits in uneven, anecdotal terms.
A peculiar tale describes a master of deception who enlists ten helpers to surround a farmyard. He coerces victims with whispered commands to stay silent and reveals a grim, theatrical motive as he selects a target through a ritualized distraction.
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