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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
3
A vintage collection of celery recipes for housewives includes stuffed celery with blue cheese cream, a brown celery stew method, and a celery omelet. It offers step by step preparation, cooking times, and tips for trimming stalks and finishing sauces.
Fragmented text mentions Mille Gath and a Faro tumor with warnings. Details are unclear as OCR errors distort names and actions. The piece alludes to a morning event and towel, dry items, and a warning context without a coherent narrative or clear entities.
A homemaker describes making a new pillow by selecting linen ticking to size, ribbing the inside with beeswax to prevent feather leaks, then sliding an old pillow into the new cover and shaking it to settle the feathers securely.
This item offers practical thrift tips. Reuse old curtains by cutting fabric into wash cloth squares sewn together for cleaning. Place thick newspaper under ice to save ice and catch dirt, protecting the ice and keeping dishes from slipping.
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station issued a bulletin with two bread yeast recipes claiming home baking costs allow twice as many loaves as bakeries for the same money. It urges simple rules to bake well, noting breadmaking is teachable and a chance for beneficial domestic science education through newspapers and cookbooks.
A home remedy describes using rhubarb to remove rust stains from white fabrics. Rubarb is steeped to thin the mixture, no sugar is used, then stained items are washed in cold water to lift purple rust marks. This method claims effectiveness when other methods fail.
The summer wardrobe favors white and straw tones with black and white lace. Black linen gowns with silk embroidery, veining, or tinsel thread work are highlighted as stylish summer outfits.
The piece surveys Jean Finot orients on the future woman, arguing that beauty will reflect individual expression and character rather than an outward standard. It cites a shift toward personal distinction, dress, and refined idiosyncrasies, challenging overt Grecian ideals and stressing inner quality over mere expense. Also included is a child’s verse about a father’s daily life and family dynamics, illustrating generational reflections.
In a western city a wiring job faced a sharp turn pipe and failed methods. A mouse was finally used to pull the thread through the 197 foot conduit, overcoming air and water attempts. The tale ends with a worker's misfortune and a doctor’s assurance.
Aunt Lou and Bob stage a scavenged tramp fantasy using a cornfield loot and a riverbank bonfire. A later dinner reveal shows Bob and Aunt Lou sharing a playful scandal about a theft and a planned future trip with a terrier, tied to a funny shopfront tale by Mr Hampton.
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