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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
7
The piece reflects on how joy and sorrow intertwine from everyday losses to harvest abundance. It urges readers to feel gratitude for crops, recognize famine’s threat, and enter into Thanksgiving by valuing the harvest and the nation’s welfare. It calls for heartfelt reflection on personal effort and the shared debt to the food on every table.
A faith ridden piece reflects on fears of crop failure turning to relief as a bumper harvest promises prosperity for farmers and a hopeful future for the country. The mood shifts from anxious prayers to gratitude praising blessings and peace amid a growing nation.
A New Gray Sphing fabric is praised for a luster that blends gun metal or moleskin tones. The material shines with petroleum hues called cetrole, a pigment matching petroleum, aiding rich light and shade for gowns and cloaks.
A fragmented antiquarian note reflects on a Te Deum of a nation and a Jewish legend. It envisions creation praised by angels and a single clear harmonious voice offering thanksgiving to the Maker. The text invokes a national spirit guiding appreciative chorus.
Text describes fashion trends with polat fabrics and tall ewing silhouettes for shirts and dresses. Mentions drapery and budice influenced shire, noting long frecks and evening trecks as key elements.
A review of consular reports shows Europe’s war reshaping American trade. Britain bought $4 billion in colonial products with 2 percent US share, Germany’s imports to the U S stood at 18 percent, and France sourced 11.5 percent from the United States. Belgium’s 1912 purchases from the U S were only eight percent, with little American supply of Brazil’s $68 million. The overall value of U S imports this year is $110.97 million, down from last year, with war a key factor.
Archduchess Silinabeth, daughter of the late Archduke Rudolph, appeals to the women of Avetrfetiungary to be rigorous toward themselves and avoid conspicuous Frivality as her brothers fight for right. She stresses duty and self restraint in this call to national effort.
Fragmentary text shows a call to abandon worldly concerns and devote to prayer on solemn days. The wording hints at urgency and penitence with phrases about dressing and rivalry faded into a devotional theme. No clear names, dates, or events remain readable.
Fragmented clippings report traveling passenger agents of American railroads returning home after a San Francisco convention. Other items mention an incendiary fire damaging Yellow Tiger Mining in Goldfield and grain export improvements tied to the Panama Canal.
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