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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
Town readers share practical kitchen tips on silver care and cooking tricks. Advice covers avoiding tarnish with proper handling of ivory handles and steel knives, washing tableware in hot suds, wrapping unused silver, and simple dairy and potato thickening methods.
An old sheet can be folded and laced to protect underlayers and save washing costs. Worn sheets remain usable for poultices and dressings. Tables, napkins, towels and cloth scraps offer valuable wear to extend items and reduce waste.
A brief note describes a fix to the NOHO Mower drawer that sticks. Instructions mention opening the Huoral Pub thie bap and adjusting the bottom of Sohek With wom, then Wiilel WHI acts as Hira to enable the drawer to operate smoothly.
A woman who travels widely and writes during journeys discovers that using a pillow as a writing pad stabilizes motion. She learns the pillow absorbs car movement, producing clear, even writing on a train. She now carries a pillow to write anywhere.
In fabrics such as serge and patterns with diagonal lines, the right side is identified by lines running from the upper right corner to the lower left. The rule appears in various materials including merino washwear and broadcloth, though it is less evident in lighter cloths.
Guidance on maintaining a low fire in autumn by patching coal into a small pile about one foot in diameter near the flue to scatter warmth over the floor of the furnace.
Recipes describe Dutch Apple Pie and a pie plate with gun relerwat, halved apples layered with various spices, a tender bake, and a crust fill with mile and sprinkle of sugar and salt, a pint of mile, then a light dusting before baking. The text is garbled with misread words but outlines a chocolatey bake process and fruit pie assembly.
An OCR fragment lists multiple bake recipes including Tea Rolls and Fruit Muffins. It details ingredients such as eggs, milk, cream, baking powder, sugar, salt, and various flours, along with mixed nuts, raisins, and graham flour. Steps mention mixing, standing, and baking times in a quick oven.
The list details sauces and accompaniments for various meats and fish including roast pork with apple sauce, roast goose with cranberry sauce, boiled turkey with oyster sauce, rolled chicken with bread sauce, roast beef with horseradish, roast venison with tomato or mushroom sauce, rolled mutton with caper sauce, currant sauce for mutton, lamb with mint, and broiled mackerel, bluefish, salmon with cream sauces. Also notes stewed goobsberries and peas with cream.
A chaotic fragmentary report recounts religious and cultural notes, referencing Mohammed’s birthplace, American and Turkish themes, and whimsical anecdotes about a school building, a grand feast, and a national anthem. It mentions Japan, Hjorthen’s lyric, and a nationalist mood in a late imperial setting.
A historical cooking note advises remedying overly thick soup by thinning with water and adding brown sugar or raw potato slices to draw out excess salt. Remove the potato before serving to finish the dish.
Instructions advise applying plain white soap to the inside of new feather pillows to prevent feathers from poking through the fabric. The tip suggests rubbing the soap into the inner casing to reduce feather leakage and improve comfort.
An American woman in Rome rebukes a boy selling rows of wax matches as a merchant not a beggar. She gives him five soldi, but he clutches the change with a begging look until another American woman clarifies in Italian, urging self respect. The moment moves him to laugh and return the coin, a small act of dignity.
In central Africa tribes used hollow gourds and stretched skins to craft drums that transmit coded messages. Each village houses an expert who taps a distinct rhythm to relay information over long distances, a pre Marconi form of wireless communication reported by the Loution Chronicle.
In a fragment from Our Illustrated Story, a father writes a novelized account of his failed relationship with Agnes and their daughter Elsie, aiming to gain fame and wealth. He wallows in guilt as his child seeks bedtime closeness while he obsesses over publication, past betrayals, and a distant dream of success.
A fragmented readers page describes a game where boys and girls pair to act as a Jolly miller, with partner exchanges and a center-stage rule, followed by a crude “novel” nut cracking prank using a sharpened knife hidden under a door. It also notes a child of Queen Wilhelmina, Princess Juliana Louise Emmeline, as three and a half years old, highlighted as a symbol of national pride amid royal coverage.
A playful game modeled on a past spelling bee blends familiar quotations and proverbs. A teacher reads a portion of a quotation with a missing word, students guess the missing term to complete the line.
The readable fragments describe a maze of terms about glasses, fate, water, and marriage in a cryptic puzzle style. Strong entities are scarce. the text is fragmented and lacks coherent event or人物 details to form a clear news item.
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