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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
11
The article lists multiple celery based dishes and methods. It describes stuffed celery with blue cheese filling, brown celery stew, and a celery omelet. Instructions include trimming stalks, preparing a cream cheese mix, boiling celery, making a light roux, and folding in onions and cheese for a finished dish.
Fragmented OCR text describes a warning related to a Faro tumor and a morning event. It mentions Mille Gath and incomplete phrases about skiing towels, a dry morning, and Berma. The readable content is sparse and uncertain.
A guide for renewing pillows by sewing a linen tick to size and ribbing the interior with beeswax to stop feather bleed. Insert the old pillow, settle the feathers by shaking, and secure through an opening at one end for a fresh pillow renewal.
The text suggests cutting old curtains into squares to sew washcloths. It also advises placing folded newspaper under ice to save ice bills, protect against air and dirt, trap slime, and keep dishes from slipping on the ice.
A Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin urges homemakers to bake yeast bread at home, claiming you can make twice as many loaves for the same money as store bought bread. It provides simple rules and methods, noting bread making is easy with proper guidance and highlighting a need for domestic science education.
A historic tip suggests rubbing rhubarb to remove rust from fabrics. Stew rhubarb, thin the mixture, and avoid sugar. Soak rusted white clothes for three quarters of an hour, then rinse in cold water to lift purple rhubarb stains.
The article describes summer wear in white, cert, straw colors and black and white lace combinations. Gowns feature black linen and silk embroidery, with tinsel thread accents, highlighting fashionable summer styles.
An essay by Jean Finot discusses the future of feminine beauty and the rise of individuality in expression and dress. It argues that modern women will value personal refinement over slavish imitation, rejecting old Greek ideals and embracing unique character and style, while maintaining feminine elegance as a mark of distinction.
In a western city a large pipe 197 feet long with a sharp bend hindered electricians. After blowing a tape failed and water pressure failed, a mouse was used to carry the thread through the pipe. The rodent succeeded, guiding the wire through the bend. The tale ends with a comic relief about a distant misfortune.
A fragmented tale follows Aunt Lou and ten year old Bob as they improvise a tramp existence for a meal and a prank. They raid corn and butter, build a fire, and share a stealthy feast in the woods then return home where Aunt Lou teases Bob with a new love interest and a terrier souvenir.
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