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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
8
Julia Bottomley describes affordable, stylish dressing sacks and matching morning jackets sewn from mull, silk, or Dimy fabrics. She details designs with kimono sleeves, lace hems, ribbon trims, and decorative embroidery, noting material costs from 60 cents to $3 and encouraging do‑it‑-yourself gifts for Christmas.
An Atlantic essay explores gratitude as a personal, noble art that transcends pay. It argues rewards come from fresh, sincere responses that mirror devotion, urging artists to seek intimate understanding from a few truly perceptive peers rather than generic applause.
An old cosmetic ad claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured Mrs. W. R. Candiiah’s dandruff and hair loss in 1913. The page also includes a quirky dialogue about latch keys, a Di-Col-a medicinal pitch, and a brief line about Ex-King Manuel’s wife.
Tea. We we got some of this money. Boston Evening Tran script.
The fragmentary text reads as a garbled line about a girl with a quiver and a date or event not clearly readable. No coherent names places or dates are identifiable.
A debate on germ theories questions whether microbes are the sole cause of disease. A U.S. Department bulletin seeks the best pasteurization method to kill disease germs in milk without tainting flavor or nutrition. The piece contrasts skeptics with advocates of heat treatment and queries the source of germs.
A fourth century Chinese artist who was also a poet, Ku K'al-with, is linked to a treasured long scroll in London. A friend stole artworks by removing the chest bottom, yet Ku K'at-chih found the box empty and calmly claimed the paintings had changed form and flown away, joining immortals.
Howard Elliott, president of the New Haven & Hartford railroad, spoke at a New York luncheon about a boastful millionaire flaunting Raphaels Louis Seize furniture Gobelins and Aubus sons. He praised self made men but warned they often fail to coordinate their efforts quietly.
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria with a large signature line and mentions it as a remedy used for children. The ad references STOKis and Steuer mfante amid a family scene claiming safety for kids. The image implies trust in the product for infants and young ones.
The fragmentary note mentions betting on the Giants and references a phrase about why, but lacks clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item.
Jimay is making great fuse over his new auto. Whenever I see him he is generally making great fuss under it.
Fragmented text references antitransubstantiational jaw as the longest English word. Mentions unclear names and places such as Antine der to shake Tito yous shoes and Tom's Day substitute with scattered phrases. Content appears garbled OCR from a page segment with no coherent report or event.
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