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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
24
A garbled note touts Tyree’s Antioaptia Powder from Tyree Washington DC for relief of prickly heat ivy poisoning and insect bites. The writer jokes about a “Mildred” nicknamed Explos due to the powder, mentioning an overlooked car during an ad.
An old advertisement fragment touts Castoria for children with the line Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Children Cry for Pleteber's Castoria, indicating a general medical product pitch from a historical newspaper.
A domestic dispute unfolds as a wife asserts control, loudly ordering the household, while her husband, typically meek, pushes back by asking if she rules the universe. He retorts that she even claims control of the first letter of it.
A British municipal leader navigating far eastern orders observes how American business culture welcomes European buyers. He notes that American manufacturers, alerted to his visit, issued invitations, while London remains largely overlooked and his mission risks being hampered by indifference.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century text describes a farmer with long illness, doctors, and limited relief, noting forty years of health trouble, attempted treatments, and eventual realization of persistent ailment without relief.
The article discusses current trends in children's clothing with emphasis on short skirts and chiffon for parties. It describes a simple, inexpensive model featuring a high waist, pink chiffon roses, and blue ribbons, plus a peasant style blouse with lace trim. It also mentions improvised decorations and a small craft division for desk or kitchen uses.
A brief, awkwardly phrased notice discusses how ready for immediate use, copy, paste are often needed together but rarely available at the same time. It urges tidiness and preparedness.
A practical frock in blue and white voile features quarter inch stripes for cool, serviceable wear. Morning dress accents include vegetable ivory bead strings at 60 cents each, light and versatile with white or colored outfits. The natural Brasilian material rivals elephant ivory in appearance and detectability.
The piece details hat shapes like sailor, mushroom poke, and email bat with a poked front. It notes fabric bearings including metre satin panne velvet and malines, with trims of bias malines ribbons and high standing bows. Coque and quills feature as feather trims arranged with bows for front or back emphasis.
The article discusses practical summer attire for the outdoor girl, featuring a suit of material with a yoke back and straight front. It describes pairing a neat blouse with a turnover collar, a self colored elk scarf, and a plain material skirt. Different combinations include wearing blouse and skirt with lingerie for a complete look or using the skirt on the links with a knitted vest.
Among the latest children’s dresses is a busy style made of Japanese crepe. The fabric aligns with current crepe fashion, praised for durability and quality. The Japanese crepe variety is considered superior to other crepes, with a bright white weave in some patterns.
An evocative tour of Estes Park Colorado describing its wildflower diversity from columbine to orchid and the Wind River trails. It highlights Longs Peak 14 371 feet high, the Matterhorn comparison, Chasm Lake at 11 100 feet, surrounding glaciers and moraine fields, ice palaces, and the rugged alpine theater that defines the park’s grand scenery.
In Bellevue Ohio a woman in a terrible state describes severe nervous troubles and periodic pains. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she quickly improves and becomes well, praising the remedy and its life changing effects.
A wry exchange features a cynical statesman asking if the man ever speaks worth listening to and a senator replying that he should attend with him to hear how he can order a dinner, highlighting political ribbing.
Mrs Charles M Brooke reports an eighteen year struggle with burning ankle sores. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, relief came quickly and the sores healed in about three months. She notes night pain ended and the ankle is now healthy.
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