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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
9
A verbose procedural on washing delicate fabrics such as petticoats silk and rayon showing steps for rinsing wringing and drying. The text includes guidance on fabric care like taming frills and linings and emphasizes careful handling to prevent wear while noting specific garment types and fabrics.
A fashion note warns that low footwear harms some ankles during summer. It suggests avoiding tight hot-toned boots and opting for lighter shoes to prevent pain. The piece discusses foot comfort, style, and practical wear for warm weather.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions onions and a referenced Vincour animater, with vague terms like lipped sire patsley and brew. Readable facts are scarce, but the text hints at a peculiar local note or anecdote involving food and a person or brand named Vincour.
This fragment outlines old fashioned recipes including Banana Fritters, Codfish Balls, Homing Croquettes, Roast Calf's Liver, and a method for larding and baking liver. It gives steps for battering, frying, boiling, and shaping croquettes, with notes on seasoning, butter, parsley, and serving with gravy or jelly.
A brief piece highlights Auguste Comte’s view that women's mission centers on love and cooperative effort. It argues happiness comes from doing innate work, with women thriving when free to pursue their vocation and collaborate without fear from societal rules.
A quirky, fragmentary note plays with fashion imagery around silk stockings and velvet slippers, suggesting a playful but unclear critique or reflection on style trends and footwear. No clear individuals, organizations, or concrete events are identified.
The article traces how fabric names reflect places and peoples. It lists Mosxtin tenament from Moan by the Tigeix, Cambrea from Cambrai, Gane from Gana, Baise from the color brown, Jamusk from Damascus, Silk and serge from China terms, Velvet from Italian vellato, Vellum from vellus, Kandanna from India, Alpaca from Peru, and Valley from Calicut India.
The article reviews ancient English bequests tied to roads, lighting travelers, and church rituals. It mentions a Brockton meeting in a name, Yorkshire payments to provide church rushes, and a John Rudge of Trysull who left a yearly allowance for a mason to ring a yoorish church and eject stray dogs during sermons.
Greyson, a young employee, clashed with Mr. Stephens over work abuse at a factory. After a physical altercation, Greyson asserts his time is valuable and secures a financial order while planning to reveal a prank involving a faucet. Later he meets with a woman and faces family pressure about engagement tied to a potential marriage with John Stephens, complicating personal ties.
Fragmented reader note discusses a game called warning and its lively use in a cinema context. It mentions voters, Holloe payeratenit BN, and references to Warilgg nee with unclear details. The text remains garbled but hints at public reaction and voting on the game notion.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a game setup with sides chosen and captains named, noting pairings, positions, and rotation. It mentions players assigning teams, roles, and routing choices but lacks coherent names, dates, or places. The passage is garbled and contains no definite event or outcome to summarize.
A cryptic, stylized fragment questions what Sweet Willow carries on walks, mentions Cockscamls and Huge as fruits of misheard phrases, and ponders dust, light, and the sun’s age. The passage blends riddles, misheard lines, and reflective musings on illumination and perception.
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