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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
4
Simple guide outlines pastry making with cool room and oven, quality ingredients, and careful steps. Describes butter and flour ratios, rolling, folding, chilling, and adding lemon to improve texture. Also covers beef suet pastry with egg yolk binding, salt, and water to form a flaky dough.
Instructions describe creating larger pockets for boys garments with top facing, aligned pockets, and reinforced openings. Steps include aligning pocket edges, sewing with cloth facing, hemming, and securing finishes with stitches and buttons, ensuring pockets extend appropriately and stay flat.
A fragment advises on sandwich making. It claims creamed butter is better than melted butter and that hard butter is worst. A dash of suit over the butter is said to improve taste for the average palate.
The article discusses keeping adequate table linen supplies in two grades best and ordinary. It covers storage, folding to avoid wear, handling crumbs, stain removal methods with water and salt, and pressing tips for maintaining cloths, advising careful laundering and proactive stock.
Wind wrapping twine into balle from parcels offers an easy disposal method with multiple uses. Iron waxed paper before wetting to keep bright and smooth. Wipe kitchen cloth with skimmed milk for beneficial coating. Bake biscuits with a very hot oven initially then lower temperature to finish for lighter results.
Retuee From Lead Zine Ores Has Becomes H Material. For wires atonn the city of Joplin, Jasper county, Mo, lend and eine ores are being removed from the earth in tremeidoux quantities. To facilitate sootiers the rough product is crunched up stall places, permitting the valu able portions to be removed from the Hoe Wa Mint which compone the body of the ores. 'Thousands of town of its rocky ma teyrnl accumulate each month, and for years great pilew of what the workmen call "clint" were to be found scattered all over that swcllon. Ronda were constructed from thin refuse. 'Then all the railrodds entering that section used it for ballont. When cement paving was begun gravel was scarce, while thin refuse was to be hed in great quantities, and it was forund to be as good in any other material for the body of concrete pav ing. Sent the refuse found Ite way into cement foundations and then Inte. Intlilig Whicks used as atepa, window caps and stile and, in fact, almost any: hing in the form of cement construc tion. Thousands of fenceplate have been enat from it and now whole buildings are being built with It It IV cheap, costing but a trifle per road, and about all the outing of con contractors In sec uring It I the cost of get ting It to the place it is to be used. It has brought down the price of cement work, and mechanics declare It is fist -class In every respect.
Detroit Free Press notes that burdens feel heavy yet skies seem fair. The poem contrasts toughness with moments of sweetness, hinting at resilience amid hardship. It presents a reflective, somber tone about endurance and fleeting joy.
A German convoy drill yields a humor anecdote as a dragoon, told off to represent a wagon, explains he is missing a wheel. The Kaiser jokes and laughs, then gifts two shillings to help oil the other wheels, highlighting wartime levity and discipline.
In a tense family drama a scarab treasure spills secrets as Dr. Gatton frets over a suitable marriage for his daughter Lena. Paul hides a fake scarab to pacify the professor while Lena schemes with him to outwit the obsessive Egyptologist. The missing real scarab and guilt threaten loyalties, love, and a future tied to a priceless relic.
A playful section shows players seated in a row while a lead figure mutters instructions and the audience follows. The piece notes the group’s reactions to the goading questions and the leader’s gestures, offering an arc of improvised mischief and audience engagement. It also describes a science demo with a phosphorus lamp and a glass vial, detailing steps to create heat and light and to control the reaction for a dramatic classroom demonstration.
Fragmentary OCR describes a display titled Endless Gallery with mirrors and figures. It mentions a valley scene, glass and cardboard figures, mirror plates behind, and glowing paper top. The text is garbled but centers on a reflective exhibit with as yet unclear location or creators.
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