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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
10
Cleaning tips cover water stains on dresses with damp fabric presses, whitening with sour milk soak, and boiling rinse. Carpet cleaning uses potter’s clay and brown paper with heat. Wallpaper cleaning favors pressed cheesecloth and soapless bath use. Clothes closets should be kept tidy with garments aired and brushed before hanging.
Reworked fragment describes simple method for preparing a tool or implement. Instructions mention weekday timing, preparing a tube, removing bone matter briefly, and a brief note on a small heap. Tone resembles practical maintenance guidance with unclear subject.
A grandmother shares several inventive uses for stale bread. Techniques include steaming thick bread squares and serving hot with butter and grape syrup, frying butter browned bread with eggs, and making French toast with milk and beaten eggs. Additional ideas cover drying, grinding, and reusing stale crumbs for puddings and desserts.
To Glean Jewelry use tepid water with a little ammonia, a toothbrush aids cleaning rings, rinse in clean water or alcohol, dry with a blotting cloth. More color in brides costumes as color trends rise in outfits. A colored trade was a recent infraction of old rules. More brides wear traveling costumes lately.
A fragment guides faster cooking by adding walt to outer water and using a large clean warble in milk or porridge to stir as it cooks. It suggests cornstarch or flour with sant for pudding and maple sugar frosting to upgrade cakes.
An editorial column stresses headaches are often self caused and removable by outdoor exercise with fresh air and proper diet. It cites open air activity, eating slowly, avoiding hurried meals, and reducing mental strain, with remedies like a hot bath or mustard plaster for relief.
The article stresses teaching children to use a toothbrush once teeth appear. It notes oral health links to the second set of teeth and warns that decay in the first set can affect the second.
A guide suggests wiping mirrors with a cloth dipped in alcohol for faster cleaning. It claims this method halves the time compared to soap and water and notes the cloth should be used to polish the surface. The description includes a tip about avoiding spots.
The text explains naval gunnery methods from deck setup to sighting and calculations. It covers telescope positioning, leaf tables, wind and air resistance corrections, earth curvature, and line-of-sight limits for targets at sea. It notes human vision limits from deck to horizon and how optics enable precise aiming.
A health note suggests quick relief for nighttime leg cramps. Tie a strong garter high around the affected leg, then pull ends to create a sharp pull that causes brief pain, which stops the cramp and allows the sufferer to return to bed, with reassurance it won’t recur that night.
A fragmentary muse praises a cave living girl of ancient days, noting her toil and lack of modern burdens such as pay, clothes, reading or writing, while contrasting with later life. The text shifts to claim no snakes or poisonous reptiles exist in Hawaii and that they were not present until introduced by a ship from Mexico about a century ago.
Freckles the helper at the Playtown Chronicle uncovers a political plot as Branton fights for municipal ownership of a waterworks. Donnelly backs the project, sparking an election clash that fractures the paper and tests Freckles with secrecy, betrayal, and newsroom turmoil. The narrative follows Branton, Freckles, and Donnelly through a tense power struggle.
A naturalist discusses how trained animals respond to food and training. He notes pondside figures attracted to feeding sites, training effects on their behavior, and demonstrations such as fish leaping over a bar and reactions to light temptations.
A quirky OCR fragment describes a game requiring two players a leader and an assistant. The leader asks which hour to choose for the occasion while the assistant, named In, quizzes the leader. The puzzle hinges on each hour being named with a letter indicating the chosen hour, prompting uncertainty about the alive or dead state of a dog’s name.
A distorted narrative recalls Flag Day June 14 with references to thirteen stripes and stars, Captain Samuel Hell as a sea captain, and a ceremonial march. The passage blends historical symbols and a sports event where a game is interrupted and reduced to two players amid a chaotic scene.
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