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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
11
A busy fashion and home feature discusses smart black satin gowns with flounced skirts, lace blouses, and crossovers, plus blue straw hats with roses and chic chip hats. It also covers cream glazed cakes and onio n cooking tips, with practical kitchen steps and warnings about overboiling sugar and onions.
An afternoon gown features light-colored taffeta with a deep-shaped belt and embroidered buttons. Buttons fasten the tabs on the front and sleeves, while the vest and lower sleeves use lace. The skirt is trimmed with tucks and tabs fixed by matching buttons.
A practical gown accessory method uses two and a half yards of ribbon fitted around the waist with a center front start. The ribbon crosses at the back and returns to the front, crossing again and pinning through the bodice and corset with a safety pin. A bow hides the pin for a chic French belt look.
A survey of new jewelry designs features three little chick brooches with diamond eyes. delicate enamels on leaves and pearls. pendant and necklace devices with dewdrop scrolls. pearl tassels. gold and enamel matrix pendants. belts and bodice drapery trends. high backs and shallow fronts in gowns. care tips for table linens including washing soap and gum arabic solution.
A fragmented prose piece notes green hats as legionary, with Coque de roche 18 heralding again. It references bib effects, ecclesias ic robes, Dolly Varden sleeves, eight inch cuffs, opalescent gauzes and paillettes. A realistic dead rose appears among headgear clusters and the final neck fur is mentioned.
The small capes, crafted by Parisian modistes to complement coats, skirts, and robes, are not common here though Parisians favor them. They provide extra warmth without altering color schemes or silhouette.
The guide prescribes using only freshly polled water for tea and never reboiling it. When the kettle boils vigorously, scald the teapot, add one generous teaspoon per person plus one for the pot, place the teapot in a warm spot, draw the tea for five and a half minutes, then stir and let it settle for half a minute.
Description of two female costumes featuring dressy cloth fabrics. The left gown has cloth trim with appliques and bandeau accents on the jacket and skirt. The jacket shows a bolero front with shawl collar embroidery. the right gown uses soft cloth with bouquets and tulle bands, plus large buttons and lace trims.
In a University of Cincinnati psychology class Professor Burtis Farr Broom challenged students to distinguish potatoes and onions by taste alone. Miss Luelin Latte failed to tell wintergreen from peppermint and peppermint from clover while nose breathing was blocked, illustrating that taste alone is limited without smell.
A well known, large employer uses a reformist system to move staff between jobs, promoting energy and progress and discharging those who stagnate. He aims to keep men from becoming machines by rotating roles and offering advancement opportunities.
The text presents torn lines about echoes, skies, stars, and eternal years, mixing garbled phrases with references to heaven and memory. It evokes a reflective mood on time and the cosmos, containing lingering mentions of devotion and distant deeds, though many words are unclear.
In Belkirk yesterday the coroner Ray visited the general store after a call. He invited the villagers to have a good cigar. all but one accepted. When asked why he did not smoke the man replied he did not. The coroner then suggested another item and the man asked for two loaves of bread. Albany Journal.
Chicago authorities probe prison tuberculosis and sanitation. Board of Health calls for reforms to prevent disease spread among inmates and proposes better general conditions to avert deaths. Editorial argues the state must improve prison living conditions or face continued illness and expense to the community.
A report on slaughterhouse dangers cites a Cripple Creek Chicago case where a woman became paralyzed after witnessing killings. It argues slaughterhouses cause broader deaths from uric acid poisoning and diseases linked to meat consumption, urging reform and warning against cold footwear and restrictive dress for health.
Fayette Ohio residents joined in a centennial tribute to Mrs Amelia DuBois age 100. Hundreds attended as public schools closed for the event. Meg led children to escort Mr and Mrs Duftols to the opera house for a program featuring local speakers and flowers raised by neighbors. The couple married sixty one years ago and Representative remarks praised the couple's long, active life.
The Beltish Medical Journal outlines eight pages on life prolongation. Sir Herman Weber cites moderation in eating and drinking, fresh air, daily exercise, regular sleep, baths, work, mental cultivation, and willpower to curb stimulants and harmful habits.
An abstract from the Cincinnati Lancet Clinic argues modern child rearing in wealthy families harms health. It warns against overprotection and indoor confinement, urging more outdoor activity, free play, and less reliance on foods or medicines, claiming nature heals if children are allowed to develop.
Report on Annapolis admission exams shows only five of twenty five candidates pass physically while all twenty five pass mental tests. Fourteen fail to meet physical requirements highlighting perceived national decline as insanity epilepsy and other disorders rise sharply.
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