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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
12
A damaged recipe fragment details Cold Weather Soups including Bread Broth using bread slices soaked in hot stock, Puree Reine Margot with potatoes, rabbit morsels, and stock, and Brown Onion Soup with onions, stock, stale bread, bacon, and a final simmer.
Fragmentary text discusses braid evolution and decorative elements. It references braid patterns, tollity terms, and winter elithis. The fragment mentions linked whorls, mussel design, and new tube bar braids with implied technical construction ideas.
A historic home remedy guide outlines lemon juice as a cure for headaches when mixed with tea, and for bilious headaches with coffee. It recommends lemon juice in hot water to start mornings, a honey alum mix for croup, a lemon juice tooth wash, and lemon plus rosewater to lighten tan. It also notes lemon juice with olive oil for salad dressing, whitening grains of boil ing, and rust stain removal, while boiling meat with lemon juice tenderizes it.
A fragment shows a cookie dough method with butter sugar water and spices, rough measurements and steps for mixing, rolling, cutting into shapes, and baking. The text includes garbled ingredient phrases suggesting butter sugar flour water caraway mace and festive shapes.
Instructions describe making Chocolate Almond Creams with fondant and almonds rolled into date shaped forms then glazed in chocolate and coated with sugar. Also details a Silver Cake recipe with butter, sugar, flour, cornstarch, egg whites, cream of tartar and flavoring, baked slowly.
A list of hot and cold dishes for New Year's day includes soups such as chicken consomme and lobster a la Newburg, roasts like roast turkey and partridge, galades and sandwiches, with desserts including ice cream and various pastries, beverages of lemonade, tea, and coffee. The article notes kitchen categories and item variations, reflecting period menu ideas.
The article highlights elegant winter brocaded velvets with light chiffon weight and very light silk weaving. It notes a gown can be worn without heaviness due to the fabric’s weight and delicate texture.
The Rochester NewsExpress notes the growing influx of foreign students from Russia Turkey China and Japan to American universities. It argues this mingling enriches Western thought and highlights the long term impact on arts sciences engineering and agriculture studies while noting gradual rise in women students and overall totals of 6227 last year.
A compact moral note attributes many acts to charity. It cites giving water and removing road obstacles as charity, urges exhorting others to virtue, and smiles to others as charity. It frames true wealth as the good deeds left behind, contrasting mortal inquiry with angelic judgment after death.
In ventive genius has about reached its limit in wireless telegraphy. The judge notes the topic and questions wireless policies and potential safeguards.
A melodramatic tale centers on Ethel and John Rathbone as they weigh deceiving a gravely ill mother to confess an engagement. Amid shifting loyalties and awkward assurances, the plan to reveal true feelings unfolds around New Year’s Day, testing affection, duty, and family trust.
In Japan the main New Year pastime for boys and men centers on kites. Japanese kites rival American designs with elaborate forms and singing strings. Some are as large as two doors, needing groups to launch, and ancient lore links large kites to balloontype state signaling.
A garbled OCR page speaks of an all year round gift autographed calendar as a valued present. It references various names and snippets about dates, people, and an inserted releaser, with uncertain details and scattered phrases. The readable parts hint at a calendar-like item used year long.
An old DIY instruction describes building a squirrel cage with a wooden frame, tin drawer, and wire binding. It covers board sizing, end pieces, roofing, and finishing steps, aiming for a sturdy nesting space.
A box features a large hinged door designed to admit changing bedding and drying wool as well as providing a passage to reach a pet. The design emphasizes ease of access for maintenance and animal care.
Fragmentary verses describe a New Year scene with Ophelia Pirin May Bwretly and a basket, a deinting, and a jug. A mystery narrator notes silence and a lack of words while a coin or vow is referenced as part of the rite.
A garbled memo references eye strain and judging distances with a paper piece on a table. It mentions stepping and balancing actions, a four foot wall, and attempts to pick up an item. The fragment mentions a person named Luke and home context.
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