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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
12
An old ad-style text promotes Tyree Antioaptia Powder for prickly heat ivy poisoning insect bites and offensive perspiration. It mentions a free sample from Tyree Washington DC and nicknames a person Mildred Explos due to the powder use.
An old advertisement asserts Castoria has been in use for children and bears its signature, urging parents to demand the product for infant care and comforting upset stomachs.
A tense domestic moment unfolds as a wife asserts control, declaring she rules the first letter of It, while her husband, normally meek, questions whether she rules the entire universe. The exchange hints at marital power dynamics and overheard marital friction.
A London official reported that English rivals exploit global markets by coordinating visits to America. He observed that American agents already alert manufacturers before arrivals, leading to a flood of invitations and interest, while local firms show little enthusiasm or awareness of London World’s role.
An elderly writer recounts decades of illness and failed remedies. He notes extensive medical attempts and temporary relief, but no lasting cure despite trying doctors and climate therapies. He mentions ongoing pain and a belief that nothing provides wind-up or final recovery.
The survey notes renewed attention to children’s wear with skirts worn shorter regardless of age and a trend toward chiffon for small frocks. A simple high waist lilac dress with pink chiffon roses tops a front opening design. A peasant blouse with lace trim and satin bows completes the look, while practical desk and kitchen dividers offer crafting ideas.
A brief passage discusses three needed actions pasting typing and copying often required together yet scarce. It notes the value of a neat, well organized approach to aid quick assembly of material for use immediately.
A practical frock in blue and white voile features quarter inch stripes for a dark tonal effect. Morning wear is complemented by light vegetable ivory bead strings priced at 60 cents, praised for light weight and near ivory appearance.
The article outlines hat shapes like sailor, mushroom poke, and email bat with a poke effect, a medium high soft crown, and straight brim for mushroom poke. It notes fabric choices for fall hats including metre, satin, taffeta, panne velvet, and malines, with extensive use of malines trims, bias edges, high standing bows, and feather trimmings like coque and quills arranged with ribbon bows.
The piece discusses practical wardrobe options for an outdoor girl, detailing a suit of material as a useful possession. It mentions a blouse with a neat back yoke and straight front, a turnover collar, and a self colored elk scarf paired with a plain material skirt. It suggests variations for different settings, including wearing the blouse and skirt together with lingerie for a complete look and using the skirt on the links with a knitted ovat.
The latest children's dresses showcase Japanese crepe, aligning with the season’s crepe trend. Japanese crepe is noted as superior in durability and quality, compared with other crepes, and is often produced in white with distinctive woven textures.
Estes Park stands as a realm of mountain grandeur with wildflower carpets and alpine blooms. Wind River trails reveal timberline scenery, while Longs Peak dominates the landscape at 14,371 feet with Chasm Lake and glaciers nearby. ice palaces above 13,000 feet glitter with diamond-like formations.
Bellevue Ohio resident Mrs Cu nman details severe and ongoing female health issues before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports rapid improvement and full recovery, praising the remedy as essential in her household and challenging critics of its efficacy.
A cynical statesman asks if the man ever says anything worth listening to and Senator Sorghum answers he should be rated at eighty. He suggests going out with him to hear how he can order a dinner.
Mrs Charles M Brooke of Kingaville Missouri describes a long battle with persistent ankle sores. She reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which provided instant relief and led to complete healing within three months. No further trouble since, with a note offering samples and a skin book.
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