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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
3
Voile fabrics stay in demand for spring and summer gowns including summer-wear, with durability weight and color cited. Articles discuss varieties of voile and other fabrics, the role of satin and grenadines, and the need for sturdy foundations to support elaborate designs.
OCR text describes a dish with potatoes celery pepper and sauce. Mentions a roasted dinner with a pie technique and various ingredients. Local names and phrases are garbled making precise details unclear.
A cleaning method suggests mixing Tul ler's earth with powdered plywclay and strong soap lye to form a paste. Apply thickly to marble or similar stone, iron over it while warm until dry, then wash with water. Repeat if needed. smoke discoloration on hard materials may respond to the same thinner.
A historical cooking note describes an old fashioned raisin pie with sour cream sugar and a rich cheese fritter filling. It also lists pumpkin chips lemon ginger and apple cheese sandwiches with steps to bake boil and cool before serving. The entry highlights breakfast suitability and lays out steps for prep and assembly.
Practical tips on cleaning copper with lemon, judging beef quality, boiling water taste, pouring water between pitchers, using cotton waste for cleanliness, wiping grease, dusting, and removing candy grease with blotting paper alcohol and hot iron. It notes kerosene can be removed similarly without alcohol.
The article notes hand wrought buckles worn with spring lin ing gowns. Buckles match the dress color and often feature a white decoration.
A quirky note describes a sandwich spread mixing peanut butter into cream cheese with a touch of salt and paprika to boost flavor for everyday brown bread sandwiches.
The article describes a Turkish custom using a cat's eye pupil changes as a clock. It notes villagers observe the eye shape to tell time, from round morning pupils to narrow noon streaks and oval evening pupils, a method linked to ancient hours and rituals. The piece references Armenia and rural life.
Franklin learns from a Philadelphia man that a happy home starts with a wife’s daily kindness. Her parting kiss and welcome smile shape his outlook, proving a cheerful spirit costs nothing and fosters home peace.
Montevideo authorities establish free markets to curb the high cost of living by fixing food prices. The municipal government sets price limits in these markets to stabilize essential goods for residents.
A New York Ban article explains the superstition of horseshoes as lucky charms. It notes belief in luck from ancient times linked to the sacred number seven nails. It adds that a horseshoe with six or eight nails is no luckier than a three leaf clover.
Photo shows children of striking workers receiving aid at a free food station in Lawrence Massachusetts where thousands of mill workers walked out. Some children found temporary homes in other cities while the strike's outcome remained uncertain.
A garbled OCR passage presents a puzzle of misspelled words and stray phrases. Readable segments mention persons, actions, and crossed markings, suggesting a quizzical or cipher like scene with several unclear names.
A bizarre tale describes cowboys who sing while guiding cattle herds. The herd moves in response to hymn like singing, calming as riders methodically herd and rest the cattle until they lie asleep, forming a tranquil, if unusual, routine on the trail.
A nineteenth century railroad division on the western end of the K and T lines faced gender bias as Miss Currie Williams, a telegraph operator, proved her competence after replacing a male superintendent who had dismissed women. An accident and landslide near a bridge tested her leadership as she manned the danger signals, organized a wrecking crew, and saved lives despite initial hostility from male staff.
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