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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
3
A collection of simple recipes and household hacks describes Redive With Grapefrat Salad and Apple and Celery Salad with mayo, plus Home Made Sausage Cakes, plus practical tips on laundry tracing a convenient tray, toothbrush care, silk skirt pressing, leather book refreshing, lemon juice in rice water, and general kitchen chores with endive borders and decorative plating ideas.
Reading notes describe making neckwear sets from leftover dress fabrics. They discuss silk blouses and collars, white knee collars, and the idea of matching embroidered pieces with sheer fabrics. It emphasizes convenience and versatile coordination with midsummer outfits.
Pretty floral dresses for Chile ran style feature white and pale rose shades. Lightweight linen frocks with pointed collars and wide trim details offered in a range of models. Prices not clearly stated due to garbled text.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a place and a date for a local notice. Readable details are sparse but indicate an official action or meeting requiring attention. No additional names or specifics could be confirmed from the remaining text.
A historical recipe lists two and a quarter pounds of fresh butter two pounds of castor sugar two ounces of spion three and a half pounds of currants one pound of mtz pel three quarters of a pound of almonds one teaspoonful of cream of tartar one teaspoonful of soda twelve whole eggs and six yolks of eggs one ladle of warm cream. Sift the flour mix tartar and soda, wash currants beat butter and sugar until creamed then beat in eggs gradually add dry ingredients and cream. Prepare a circular tin grease line with cardboard bake moderate size depends on tin. Top with almond and white icing.
A fragmented passage discusses Napoleon and warfare as testing ground for courage, then shifts to a critique of tragedy, drama, and the modern child. It compares heroic impulse, fear, and devotion with education, literature, and the loss of old childhood, ending with a note on enormous East Indies spiders devouring small birds.
Of Interest to the Children Many Legends Chester About This Queer Shaped Pref. Legends cluster around a mandrake figure with forked roots and a wrinkled head. Humans can imitate the plant with a knife to look lifelike. In Germany they fetched high prices, while superstition links stealing coins from widows to a mandrake’s charm during Christmas to Easter.
A fragmentary piece describes May Day dances and a springtime children’s froth in the nation. It cites Alfred Tennyson’s The May Queen and echoes lines about May’s celebrations. An image caption mentions children around a music pole at East Orange, New Jersey.
An eighteen month old baby fell into a twenty nine foot well in Texas. Workmen absent briefly, the infant ventured near the hole and slid in. The child became wedged about seven to eight feet down but survived as rescuers dug toward it. after hours the baby was finally brought to the surface unharmed.
A dubious plan outlines a boy run republic in Wadbury England with a large estate, farm, and land for eight patrols. Each patrol governs its town and earns a form of exchange, with a hotel and market for daily produce. The project promises forestry, farming, baking, and other tasks under elected boy oversight.
A Possible Accident Co manager pursues a missing policy for Louise Bradley, an orphan injured after the Galveston flood. He travels to Syracuse, aids her care, and forms a bond that grows into a life policy and marriage, revealing the company’s vow to support the insured thoroughly.
A Georgian mountains incident recounts a stranger quail hunt where a dog is shot at by a native youth who later appears with a man believed to be his father. The hunter confronts the pair and urges calm, claiming the boy fired from about forty yards and the crowd reacts with astonishment.
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