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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1911

Page

13

Fractured Text Offers Fragmentary News Fragments

The readable bits describe a local item involving people and events, but the OCR is corrupted. Main names and places are unclear, leaving only scattered words about praise and boys. The brief hints suggest a community notice or feature cut by misreading.

Why the Sky Is Blue Dust Scatters Sunlight Across the Sky

An essay explains how atmospheric dust particles scatter sunlight to color the sky. Fine particles rise high to scatter blue light while coarser ones near the ground mute blue and let yellow and red rays pass. On mountains the air is thinner, yielding a deeper blue sky.

Puzzle description of crafted leather feather device

Fragmentary notes describe an invention involving two leather pieces, a tech square, a long flexible feather strip with etched dash marks. It mentions "trestle" and “cross” shapes and hints at a passive mechanism and self-assembly details. The garbled text reads as a user’s instruction for creating a puzzle accessory.

Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Looping Diagram Steps

Fragmentary text outlines a sequence involving looping a long strip through cuts and slats, referencing figures and steps. It mentions ending a loop, carrying a rope or strap, passing through leather squares, and manipulating upper and lower sashes, with incomplete directions and unclear context.

Martes 1

Korea Under Japanese Reform and Changing Customs

Fragmented passage discusses Korea under Japanese influence, predicting rail and electric line expansion, industrial reforms, and Korea as a Japanese province. It notes cultural shifts such as traditional dress and shopping habits, women’s social roles, and the tortoise emblem of conservation. Mentions Seoul and changes to daily life and attire.

Underwood & Underwood Korea North Korea Kares Japan China Seoul Hermit Kingdom

Fashionable fringes trim hats with rattail chenille and tassels

Fringes of chenille and rattail trim hats as clever milliners mold plumes pompons cockades tassels and rosettes. The rattail fringe in black and white or color pairings offers sparing gilt and silk accents. color combos include blue green brown black purple petunia and grey with white. The date could be rendered in two shades of a single color.

Waite

Boudoir Furnishings in Soothing Tones and Harmony

The article describes arranging boudoirs with soft blue tones blending into each other, a mauve pink accent, and white paper featuring sweet peas. It suggests a blue carpet with mauve touches, satin wood or inlaid mahogany furniture, and comfortable seating to create a dainty restful room. A second boudoir uses deep chintz chairs on a white Bokhara carpet with dim red and black notes, sage green walls, and faded sober curtains.

A Short Coat Described With Wrapped Shoulder Seam

A fragment notes a short coat design described as a wrap seam over the shoulder. The readable text mentions koala style wording and generic garment details, indicating a fashion note or pattern description without specific names, dates, or places.

Ideal Fabrics For Coats Include New Heavy Weights

Ideal Fabric introduces disk serge and crepe de chine weaves in lightweight to heavy weights. The range features four thread or two-ply worsted options with durable body, offering protection against early fall and winter wear. Suitable for dress coats and suilles, these fabrics are described as strong and versatile for layered outerwear.

Change in Silk Fashions This Winter

Dame Rumor claims a shift to silk gowns using grosgrain reminiscent of grandmother days. Rich fabrics like brocade with gold threads and velveteens are revived for coronation era style. Ottoman sike collars and velours epingiee fabrics shape a bold winter silhouette with velvets and dark serge accents.

Abe Rice

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