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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
9
A Cleveland area woman recalls escaping a dangerous operation after taking a vegetable remedy. She reports two healthy children and strong wellbeing, urging other women to seek E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles.
A retro guide to hosting a Hallowe'en frolic with invitations, costumes, and party ideas. It covers ghostly decor, a mystery game with a silent Virginia reel, a witch’s cauldron centerpiece, themed menu items, and attire such as white net waists for autumn wear.
A simple handmade pipe rack plan uses cardboard cutouts and silk for decoration. Diagram steps show creating two small slits for the ring and threading, then mounting pipes in placed slots and hanging the rack with a bow or ring.
The article explains how to craft a simple protective cover using waterproof fabric or cravenette plus lining. It covers material choices such as wood, holland, or canvas, and details sizing to fit an umbrella or parasol, with instructions to sew edges, turn the edge in, and reinforce the top for a neat wrapable case.
Instructions describe placing lining outside edge binding with braid or ribbon. Owner initials or monogram may be added on the overwrap end and ribbons sewn so the case rolls and feeds up securely. Ends are wrapped around the umbrella before tying.
The article advises tinting white curtains with ecru or yellow for quicker sale and notes tint must be renewed with each wash. It mentions horse radish dye as more permanent but not resisting sods, and describes a recipe using horseradish loaves steeped in water to dye curtains before rinsing and drying.
Instructions describe packing a strong sash curtain extension rod and long hat pins. If space is tight, stretch the rod on closet hooks and hang waists and light skirts by passing pins through fabric bands and over the rod for discreet storage.
A garbled description discusses using thin paper under fabric to shape edges, a French patch worked without turning edges, and careful edge securing with loose stitches. The text notes smoothing, folding, and ironing methods and mentions varnish patches and roving threads in passing.
A fragment describes a home dye ritual using a bowl and cloth to coat gloves, let stand a day, then apply with a sponge. It instructs rinsing and drying until the gloves shine purple and then repeat to achieve black.
An timeless survey praises the Atlantic City boardwalk as a premier seashore thoroughfare. It details its 60 foot width, costly maintenance, concrete replacement plans, strict policing, and the bustling shops and hotels that attract visitors from across the United States.
A couple quarrelled at a ball over a trivial matter and parted in anger. The morning after he seeks forgiveness as she recalls the night aboard a house boat when his unthinking words caused distress and her dress became caught. She asks for time alone with him to explain.
A female plains traveler covered 215 miles in three months and another 150 miles in two months in a blue book report. The text describes movements from the Firth of Forth toward a distant shore with many figures and references to others marked for liberation to obtain data.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph slice recalls a shop counter scene with a mysterious yellow substance labeled as soap and a grocer correcting the provocation about cheese and bait. A woman comments on washday humor while a child’s cheese purchases hint at past events.
A Western woman driving into an old seaport town overhears a brusque remark about locals. The exchange prompts bemused replies from townsfolk and a pointed retort about imagination and perception.
In a muddled scene H. Phe McAmahip moves along barrows near quarantine as a loud rattle and splash occur. Agunt Drusilla, a steward, questions the noise while Aunt Drusilla scolds careless handling of a hector hanging over the side all day.
A Massachusetts minister on his first Kentucky trip spent a night in a rough mountain town full of feuds and moonshine. He spoke with a local who quipped about the Bible and drinking, highlighting tensions and a humorous miscommunication.
An incomplete wartime dialogue shows a soldier expressing relief at returning home alive while noting he never fires a shot. The fragment suggests civilian concern and the emotional toll of service.
Quote from Cleveland Leader contrasts outside and inside groups in political issues. The speaker notes that outsiders and insiders form opposing sides, highlighting recurring attitudes in public discourse.
A damaged OCR fragment contains a shocking racial slur and mentions a deaf and mute man applying for something to prove his American identity. The text appears as garbled, partial phrases with unclear references and era-specific terms. It reflects biased language and ambiguous subjects from a historical source.
An unclear report references a beet fat margarine claim and a talk between citizens and a parson about fatness. The text shows garbled dialogue with mentions of Lang Campaign and urban chatter.
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