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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
11
Recipes include redive grapefruit salad with endive garnish and apple celery salad with mayonnaise. Home made sausage cakes use pork beet pepper sage mix. Laundry accessory tray idea. Toothbrush sanitation with salt water. Silk skirt ironing tip. Leather book refreshing with egg white. Lemon juice in rice to brighten grains.
A fragmentary notice on making or purchasing neckwear from leftover embroidery and fabrics. It suggests sets of bow and neckwear to match blouses and dresses, emphasizing convenience and matching with silk blouses, collars, and ties for mid to late summer wear.
Pretty dresses in pale rose and white lawn fabrics with delicate eyelet and linen textures. Frocks feature wide skirts and tucks, offered in a range of models for a fresh spring wardrobe.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions place and tala with unclear names. The readable bits point to a local civic or schedule note but lack full clarity on event date participants or actions. The readable elements include a place reference and a possible Tamil term, yet concrete facts are not established.
A vintage style recipe details butter, sugar, spices, currants, almonds, eggs, cream, and bake times. It outlines creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs, folding in dry ingredients, and preparing a circular tin with cardboard lining. The method ends with almond and white icing as a finishing touch.
The excerpt blends Napoleon era reflections with dramatic theory and a curious poem about modern childhood and fear. It also states a fact about large East Indies spiders that devour small birds, creating a scattered, era-spanning collage.
Of Interest to the Children Many Legends describes the mandrake as a queer shaped root with a head and “legs” formed by the forked root. It notes how Germans paid high thalers for mandrakes, and cites a superstition about stealing money from a poor widow during holidays while a mandrake is planted.
The passage notes May Day traditions the May pole dance and a springtime froth of children nationwide. It mentions Alfred Tennyson and his poem The May Queen and hints at lines about May morning and hopes for the new year, with a picture caption of children around the maypole at East Orange, N J.
An eighteen month old baby fell into a newly bored twenty nine foot well in Tomne Texas as workmen were away. The child slid down to about seven or eight feet before becoming wedged. Workers quickly reentered the shaft and dug out the infant, who was rescued unharmed.
An English proposal outlines a boys run republic near Wadbury, Guresses, England. It envisions a large estate with farm, buildings, and 1) acres of land divided into eight patrols, each with its own tasks and wages. The colony would operate its own market and hotel, with roles in horse care, forestry, farming, baking, blacksmithing, and leatherwork under charitable leadership.
In a Syracuse farmhouse hospital a brain concussion survivor, Louise Bradley, an orphan with no relatives, gains medical care, food, and support from Richard Hartleigh of the Possible Accident Company. He falls for her after comforting her, and the firm promises additional help including a husband and kin if needed, as policy-fulfillment becomes personal.
A bizarre Georgia tale recounts a hunter who fires at a dog chasing wild turkeys in the mountains. A native youth shoots near his target, then a man identified as the boy's father accompanies him to a yard. The event ends with warnings of Cam and safety.
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