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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
36
Fashion note on skirts predicts only modest widening for fall and winter. Designers embrace draped and plaited styles but avoid broad changes in waist and button measurements. Narrow silhouettes persist with few kick plaits and modified pantier for smart, full wear.
The text describes different classes of bags and accessories for various uses. It notes leather or fabric materials and how items are carried, with distinctions for needlework and dress accessories. It mentions styles for theater, shopping, and household use.
A recipe fragment describes frying cornmeal coated bacon and mushrooms in oil, then serving with bacon and gravy. The odd wording hints at a hearty breakfast dish with fried mushrooms, cornmeal batter, and bacon slices served with gravy.
A snippet offers stain removal tips using a raw potato for hands and cold water to rinse fruit. It suggests finishing furniture marks with hot iron or kerosene cloth, or linseed oil with alcohol, plus cleaning tarnished silver with precipitated chalk and a Hyuld Amimonit solution. Also notes fashion talk from London about hats with pockets for travel.
A home ironing tip suggests folding a heavy towel on the ironing board and placing a damp cloth over the dress with buttons down to remove marks and shine. Treat the placket the same way to achieve a smooth finish without glossy spots.
This home craft article explains turning a cereal box into a portable table by removing front pieces to make shelves, nailing them inside, adding a cloth top and castors, and lining with shelf paper. It also offers a tip to refresh lace curtains by washing in gasoline and airing to dry.
The Indianapolis News recounts a curious feature on ant society depicting helpers, nurses, workers, and slaves within a single colony. It notes larval development, nurse ants tending young, and the caste system including males and females, with ants invading homes and helping red ants manage slaves.
Harper's Weekly reports a British scientist has studied the mole Ac showing its lair structure with vertical rims and tunnels beneath the nest. Moles are often warm but rarely found in the nest, guided by smell and hearing, and adults are nearly blind though embryonic sight decline is noted.
A reflective piece explains why thicker blankets and sleepwear aid comfort. It attributes warmth to strong blood circulation and contrasts heart activity when lying down versus standing, noting that circulation affects body heat and rest quality. The text frequently nudges toward discovering the underlying cause.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests references to an English custom and a poem line. It mentions names and places in a scattered sequence and includes terms like mall and various odd spellings. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event or author.
The readable fragments reference names and places without clear events. It includes scattered terms like Bard, Far, Ahhh, Crueels, and personal names but lacks coherent actions or dates for a factual card.
Fragments present puzzle style references to biblical figures and places with garbled names. The readable parts hint at questions about what Adaui planted and which Bible pain affected Aber, alongside mentions of Nui, Bretmiyan, and Larmet Nout.
A distressed elephant killed its keeper in a fit of rage, eyewitnesses report. Authorities investigate the incident at the zoo, with staff and security reviewing footage and interviewing witnesses to determine motive and prevent future harm.
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