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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
14
The article notes evening cloaks have become more picturesque in ten years and are now affordable for many. It contrasts winter and summer designs, highlighting unlined or lightly lined options and the rise of ample capes as practical warm weather cloaks.
A fragmented article reflections on beads as a vogue in dress and as trade goods with Native Americans. It questions why Indians valued beads whether for beauty or status, notes their use in evening frocks, and mentions their enduring appeal and exotic origins.
The article describes crepe, satin, and light cloth wraps ideal for circular or draped capecoats this season. It highlights chiffon tafetas in green, ruchings, gold trimmed net, and a high standard wired net frill at the neck for a graceful picturesque look.
The editor of the Woman's Home Companion commends current fashion trends noting a tighter, simpler silhouette, lighter accessories, and less restrictive undergarments. He warns that exaggeration distorts beauty and vanity remains the enemy of good taste.
A double strand of beads outlines the Veabaped neck. Designs worked in beads appear on the bodice and the peplum, reflecting intricate beadwork adaptation.
A refined lingerie set complements a dark silk summer gown with minimal decoration. Eyelet eyelets and light shirring offer a dainty, harmonious touch, while options include white or cream underlayers and a narrow, buttonholed edge for subtle elegance.
A garbled OCR snippet mixes invented names and unclear phrases about ancient style, fans, and dates, lacking coherent event or identifiable entities for a proper news item or summary.
Recollections of Nantucket whaling revive as Monterey memories blend with Labrador shorework. Readers learn whale anatomy, bone and baleen plates, factory processes, fat rendering into oil, pitchings into fertilizer, and the scale of operations at Hawk's Harbor with figures on yields and crews.
The piece notes that RL Stevenson's grave in Games receives temporary care by German authorities as a lasting memorial. It claims eventual neglect and oblivion will erase such graves, comparing Stevenson's fate to other prominent figures like Cicero and Archimedes in an era of fading remembrance.
Fragmentary OCR shows a person lamenting debt and bill collectors pursuing them. The legible parts mention owing many people and difficulties in paying, with unclear surrounding context or location. The piece reads like a distressed note on financial pressure.
Montana and Idaho reformatted nearly 4 000 acres at 7 50 per acre. Nevada and Utah fires decline while forests grow safer. rail lines expand with Chicago Milwaukee plans. A riot of incidents from Reno to Butte includes a prison escape, train wreck aftermath, and a fatal domestic shooting.
In a May 1 telegram to Martin J. Foster, chair of the house mines committee, 21 Colorado coal companies said they would settle under Governor Ammons proposed terms. He urged waiving union recognition while allowing miners to keep their organization, and he pressed for checks weighmen, end of scrip, eight hour rules, open shop trading, semi monthly pay, full inspec tion law adherence, and rehiring strikers not guilty of law violations. The strikers rejected the governor’s terms. officials blamed the UMWA for ongoing unrest.
War department orders large scale federal cavalry deployment to Colorado coal regions. Eleventh regiment from Fort Oglethorpe and two troops from Fort Robinson to move to Trinidad Walsenburg Aguilar Forbes city Boulder Louiside. Colonel Lackett to command. Beervtury Garrison issues order after meeting with President Wilson. Governor Amond and cabinet discuss increased forces ahead of anticipated unrest.
Benjamin Madero, brother of the late Francisco Madero, emerged from hiding in Monterey after constitutionalists captured the city and arrived in Brownsville with 35 American refugees. In San Diego 259 Mexican refugees displaced by anti American unrest reached port aboard the German steamer Musse after Vera Cruz marines landed.
Washington reports Lieutenant John Nejedhey of the Coenty aboard the Vera Cruz vessel is missing at mid April. A Navy Department notice cited by Admiral as received on Friday confirms the loss at sea and ongoing search efforts.
Ten thousand miners protested in Charleston on May 1 as part of a Kanawha Valley work stoppage led by John P. Poe of the United Mine Workers of America. The strike challenged conditions amid tensions in the coal fields.
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