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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1902
Page
14
Styles noted in London modes include pearls, gray suede vests, silver braid, and feather stoles. Floral accents, trellis pearl combs, and foliage trim flourish on evening bodices and accessories while ribbons dominate lingerie. Eye and hair color guide dress hues with blondes favoring white and brunettes cream. Brown eyes pair with brown dresses.
A description notes a wide belt like corset with large hip gores to permit movement and free hips long confined by whalebone. It should not be armor but protect against the many strings of conventional feminine garb, shaping a small waist while freeing the figure.
The text outlines style guidance for spring gowns including gown materials, trims, and color palettes. It discusses how light fabrics with matching straps suit warm figures, favors blue for blue-eyed individuals, and suggests black satin to enhance shoulders. It advises flattering patterns for different body types with stripes, plaids, and tucks to improve appearance.
A censored OCR fragment from Onventa contains garbled words and unclear references. The readable portions hint at a discussion of awards, naming conventions, and moral judgments, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible. The piece ends without a clear conclusion or identifiable individuals.
A fragmented fashion note discusses Tyla Croeht and a crate for Irleh crochet abaten. It mentions a rumored guaranteed effect on an antique crepe de chine gown, blending thin lace with fabric to create a cohesive look.
A faded Arvintin bihem shows a single Baye photo amid a dim display. The scene features dark paper tones and gold accents, with a headline-like reference to a recent unveiling and a focus on a “Home, sweet Home” motif in the brown setting, suggesting a staged art exhibit or issue.
Dr. Salmon notes rising rabies in the nation with DC as a focal example. For the year ending June 30, 1900, 43 rabid dogs were reported, plus 4 cows, 1 cat, and 1 horse tested dead from rabies. Four men and 16 children were bitten, urging strict isolation or muzzling of dogs during outbreaks to stamp out the disease.
A speaker from a Nebraska Institute warns that the first two weeks after farrowing are critical. Overfeeding the sow, chilling drinks, and damp nests raise illness in piglets. Keep sows well bedded with clean straw, ensure sunlight, and provide exercise to prevent thumps, colds, and scours. Avoid overfeeding in the first ten days.
Reports indicate limited injury to early deciduous fruit in California from frosts this season and no serious damage. Most varieties blossomed late aiding a strong crop potential. citrus remains in good condition. West Virginia shows excellent prospects except peaches in some counties. Missouri sees little peach damage and potential for more in other regions. Apples expected good though drought may reduce yields in some areas. Fluids citrus trees survived winter in poor condition. broomia observed and pineapple outlook is favorable.
Aird bred notes on when young gilts reach mating age and sow farrow timing. It emphasizes individual variation, proper feed of ports and iron, regular exercise, and attentive management as key to a long vigorous litter.
A damaged, garbled passage describes manipulations around a poultry establishment. References to owners, eaters, planes, and a failed attempt to break up a fault line of sorts appear, with vague mentions of abel and holt. The text is unreadable in parts, but hints at handling birds and labor considerations.
Col Baldwin commands a battalion sent into Mindanao after Moros who attacked U S soldiers. A Civil and Indian War veteran, he was twice named by Congress for the Medal of Honor for gallantry in Texas 1874 and Wolf Mountain Montana. Born in Michigan, he served as a volunteer in the Civil War then received a regular army commission.
In Kamyschin on the Volga region divorce by purchase governs marriages. A pretty girl from a well-to-do family costs 50 to 100 dollars, sometimes more, while villagers pay about 25 dollars. Fathers haggle long over the price, and a young farmer whose family cannot pay cannot marry.
The Cantelersie Miser Trustes of the Confederate Memorial Association have chosen Richmond Virginia as the site for a proposed Confederate memorial. One hundred thousand dollars was pledged by Charles Broadway Roils of New York to fund a battle abbey in the south, with further funds obtained or pledged as reported by the association treasurer.
Of fourteen ladies who took doctors' degrees at the German universities last year eight were Americans and only in Germans.
The piece recalls Charles Dickens discerning George Eliot's gender by her humane sympathy while reading Scenes of Clerical Life. Dickens praised the author’s ability yet suggested a woman wrote the work, a remark tied to Eliot’s recognized style and themes.
Bridget and Pat discuss an article on the law of compensation. They joke about sensory enhancement after loss and compare hearing and touch to a big hand, noting a foot or leg length discrepancy and its reversal.
A tunny man storms about his stolen honey as a restless Little Wee complains. The scene depicts a beehive plunder and an angry claim of theft, rendered in a Fraktur flavored style.
A garbled report references a boy around years old involved in a wartime tale. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at parliamentary discussion, historical figures, and a siege or event near a city. The piece preserves the sense of a historical or legal notice from a bygone era.
A testimonial from Meg Mego of Orchard Cottage Ippleden News ton praises Vogeler's Compound as a cure for indigestion and related stomach and liver issues. The letter claims strong relief and urges others to try the remedy, noting a free sample bottle offer via St. Jacobs Oil Ltd in Baltimore Maryland.
Why Is It That St Jacobs Oil always affords instant relief from pains after all remedies have failed. It is peculiar to itself and wholly unlike other remedies. It possesses great penetrating power reaching the seat of the disease. It acts like magic, conquering pain quickly and surely. It is an outward application used by millions.
The Continental Limited set a new record Decatur to St Louis covering 106 miles in 101 minutes with engine No. 607. The run included a 5 minute stop at Litchfield and an overall 96 minute running time, averaging 6.4 mph for the distance. The train departed late from Decatur but boasted high speeds on segments including Stanton to Carpenter and Bloody to Lovey Bend.
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