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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
11
A fragment outlines simple mixtures for cleaning sinks pipes and rust. It covers removing stains from dishes and wood, using vinegar, cola, oil, quicklime, and soap with milk to treat marble and wooden surfaces, and suggests rubbing with cloth or polish after treatment.
A brief note describes a debutante gown featuring cream satin with delicate lace and fine tulle. The description emphasizes classic styling and refined materials for the coming social season.
Care of velvet hat requires gentle handling to avoid damage. Wipe with a damp cloth after wear and cover with black stocking to maintain shape and condition. repeat after every Wednesday cleaning.
The text explains techniques for finishing hems on heavy cloth using chalk or tape, basting at hem corners, and sewing on the right side. It notes pressing and trimming practices, with tips to avoid bulk, misalignment, and show-through by careful folding, stitching, and edge finishing.
A garbled fragment describes university figures and a claim about mats and performance. The text mentions Chetieekerper and Che Preetitis, with references to a new approach and improved outcomes, though details are obscured.
A fragmented recipe page describes broiled park chops and fried oysters with butter, pepper, salt, and sour milk griddled cakes. It includes dipping oysters in heated peas and crumb, chilling before frying, and notes on batter with flour, soda, nutmeg, and fat for the griddle.
Fragmented home cooking notes describe a baked apple pudding with sugared butter milk and baking powder, baked in a buttered dish with tart apples and served with hard sauce. Also a buckwheat cake method using ale beer yeast and honey with molasses, to soak overnight and cook as griddle cakes.
Odd side trimmings enhance evening gowns with fur accents at the shoulder and across the bust, while the opposite side features lace or tulle draping. The description highlights stylish details for refined formal wear.
A stray odor from spoiled fish overwhelms the refrigerator as odor travels to nearby foods. Odor worsens when fish is not properly sealed before being placed in the icebox.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a poetic fragment about substitutes for an icebox and a hymn butter. It mentions large gisses and using inn basin aid to catch water running slowly around tus hiss.
A fragmentary notice describes a 3000 year old papyrus from Thebes concerning The Book of the Dead. It cites figures such as The Goddess Hathor and The Queen of Thebes, outlines the Theban version, and notes scholarly analysis of hymns and temple rites. The report mentions dates and the scribal craft, highlighting the papyrus as a rare historical artifact.
The Toniten Chronicle notes Henry Murray visited Meredith at Boxhill in 1888 and observed his eccentric talk. It cites his shift from digressive monologue to cryptic asides with smiles and brief chuckles, affecting companions during conversations about Dr Shrapnel and other subjects.
A coast resident dismisses locals greeting rumors of sea serpents and asserts no danger from the creatures. The uneasy exchange hints at a longstanding coastal legend and mistrust of outsiders seeking superstition or mischief.
A tense British government crisis centers on a missing state document tied to ministerial power. Rumors swirl around leadership, appointments, and a planned test of parliamentary support as officials race to locate the protective envelope and avert a constitutional showdown.
Fragmented lines tell of a queenly mother dead and three princesses in a garden. The youngest is named heir as the question of who should rule arises among siblings his words show unrest and lingering doubt. The scene shifts to gate shadows and a sisterly dynamic under tension.
The text appears as garbled OCR of a sports photo caption with stray names and phrases. It mentions players, teams, and a possible event but content is incoherent and many words are unreadable, making precise identification impossible.
A garbled passage presents a jumble of phrases and names with no clear narrative. Readable fragments mention names, places, and random actions, but the overall meaning is obscured and inconsistent.
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