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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
22
This fragment outlines methods to remove water spots by dampening matching fabric and pressing, whiten yellowed clothing with sour milk, boil rimming solutions, and rinse in stages. It gives carpet cleaning with potters clay for grease and brushing with potatoes, wallpaper cleaning with cheesecloth, and keeping clothes closets tidy and aired.
Kept dations clean and smooth with a simple method. On 08 weekday before emptying the tube, place bone IP for a few minutes, then remove it with a small heap. Cervla rose and polish the work surface to dry cloth.
A paper mainly describes inventive methods to repurpose stale bread. It details steaming hard bread, making fried squares with eggs, French toast, oven drying, bread crumbs fried in lard, and a sugar cinnamon finish. It also outlines a pudding using bread layers, fruit, and butter, baked briefly and chilled before serving with cream.
Cleaning jewelry requires tepid water with a touch of ammonia and a toothbrush for rings. Rinse in clean water or alcohol and dry with a lint-free cloth. More color in brides costumes as fashion widens color use and modern traveling attire gains popularity.
The note suggests adding salt to water and using a large clean tool to stir while cooking. It mentions a milk or porridge method with a wand and recommends mixing cornstarch or flour with sugar before adding to puddings. Maple sugar frosting and a basic cake glaze are outlined with simple ratios and steps.
The piece argues headaches stem from avoidable causes and offers remedies. Open air exercise with open windows, eating slowly and choosing suitable foods prevent many headaches. Stress, mental strain, fatigue, late hours, and errors in diet trigger others. rest and quiet help, while hot baths or mustard plasters can ease pain.
As soon as a child has teeth they should be taught the proper use of a toothbrush. The health of the oral teeth influences the second set, as decay in the first can affect the second.
A guide suggests rubbing a mirror with a cloth dipped in alcohol for quicker cleaning. It notes that this method dries faster than soap and water, reducing cleaning time.
A historical excerpt explains gun aiming on ships with deck leads and telescopes at each end, detailing calculations, wind, air resistance, and earth curvature. It notes range limits: a man on smaller craft sees about four miles, from a warship bridge eight to nine miles, and from the conning tower ten to twelve miles, with vision diminishing on level water.
Advice for night leg cramps suggests tying a strong garter around the leg above the affected area and pulling ends to create a mild pain. This sharp pull is said to stop the cramp instantly and prevent recurrence that night, per a health column.
A fragmentary verse links a Stone Age girl’s life with distant Hawaii. The note asserts no snakes or poisonous reptiles ever on Hawaii, quipping that none were brought by a ship from Mexico about a century ago.
A boy named Freckles observes pressroom intrigue at the Playtown Chronicle during a municipal waterworks debate. Branton contends with opposition leaders, Freckles uncovers a mistaken headline, and Donnelly faces political fallout as the paper confronts treachery and shifting loyalties.
A well known naturalist notes that training can shape animal behavior. He cites pond side feeding as evidence, with trained creatures returning for food and responding to presence or absence of offerings. A keeper used a bar above water to provoke leaps from captive fish, showing learned responses.
Two players must grasp the hour selection game led by a leader while an assistant aids. The leader asks for the chosen hour, the assistant guesses the time, and a coded system assigns each hour a letter. The scene ends with a baffling question about Dass Deg and the dog’s burning watch.
Fragmented narration traces Flag Day June 14 and the thirteen stripes design. It recalls the star and stripe symbolism, shared by Captain Samuel Hell suggestions, and a ceremonial pageant with players marching, then a reduced seating finale amid celebratory rites.
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