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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
4
The article notes cloak fashion evolving toward picturesque yet affordable designs in the past decade. It highlights that evening coats and capes are no longer exclusive to the wealthy, with summer models often leaner and sometimes unlined, while high quality robes remain costly but attainable for poised fashion.
The article discusses the vogue of beads, exploring whether their appeal is aesthetic or tied to cultural exchange with Indians. It notes the beads’ brightness and color, their use in evening dresses, and the lasting lure of beadwork in fashion.
Describes patterns and fabrics for capecoats and wraps. Highlights double width crepes satins lightweight cloth chiffon taffetas and green taffeta trimmed with ruchings net and gold chiffon. Mentions draped circular cape and a wired net frill at the neck.
The editor of the Woman's Home Companion comments on modern fashion trends. He praises the shift to slimmer skirts and lighter cosmetics while condemning excesses such as overtight bodies and outrageous hats. He notes the return to sensible, comfortable styles and the end of rigid corsetry.
Beadwork outlines the Veabaped neck and bodice with designs echoed on the peplum. The crafted bead patterns define the garment’s neckline and decorative upper silhouette.
A short description of a dainty lingerie set and its use with dark summer gowns. It discusses acceptable colors white cream or ecru, preferred eyelet edge work, and simple trimming like tucks or shirring. The text notes harmonizing with dark silks and mentions buttonhole edges as alternatives.
In a quirky Groton style reimagining, the piece toys with characters and dates, blending sages of old with modern Lab fans. It traces playful rivalries and imagined lines between tradition and futuristic praise, highlighting a fan culture that treats lore as living dialogue.
Recollections of old time offshore whaling on Monterey and Labrador coasts recall massive hunts and the whale fishery. The article describes whale anatomy, harpooning, factory stations, and processing stages from capture to oil and fertilizer production, with details on whale bone, meat, and byproducts.
The text notes that German authorities remember RL Stevenson and tend his grave in Games but predict eventual neglect. It compares this with oblivion striking all great names, citing Cicero at Archimedes’ tomb and a vanished cylinder. The prose, titled Forti and Oregaviga, reflects on fame and decay.
A damaged OCR fragment describes bill collectors pursuing a person who owes money. The text references effort to pay and someone else aiding, but the wording is garbled and incomplete.
The 1913 review notes 4000 acres reformatted in Montana and Idaho at 7.50 an acre, a Tono bah fire causing $3000 loss, unions organize in Long Valley, Nevada Nevada and Utah see fires drop while lightning increases. Nevada and Oregon wool sales top prices, rail and parcel post plans continue, and multiple incidents including mine accidents and a Reno earthquake headline a busy regional update.
Twenty one Colorado coal companies in a May 1 telegram to Martin J. Foster reiterate willingness to settle on Governor Ammons proposed terms. The plan includes waiving union recognition, maintaining the union, open shop checks, eight hour law rules, and rehiring non guilty strikers, with opposition from United Mine Workers.
War department orders quadrupling federal cavalry in Colorado coal strike zones. Eleventh regiment from Fort Oglethorpe and two troops from Fort Robinson to deploy immediately under Colonel James Lackett, covering Trinidad, Walsenburg, Aguilar, Forbes, Boulder, and Louisvale. Governor Amond pushes appeal. cabinet meeting follows.
Benjamin Madero brother of the late Prancisco Madero leaves seclusion in Monterey after constitutionalists seize the city and arrives in Brownsville with a party of 35 American refugees and their families. Meanwhile 259 Mexican refugees reach San Diego aboard the German steamer Musse after fleeing Vera Cruz following U S Marines landing.
A Navy department dispatch from Admiral confirms that crewman John Nejedhey from Washington disappeared at sea near Vera Cruz in mid April during a voyage aboard the Coenty. Details remain scant as search efforts continue.
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