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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

13

Experts Study Ivy Poisoning and Eradication urged nationwide campaigns

United States Department of Agriculture and Public Health Service review ivy and sumac poisoning. Immunity is unlikely. common treatments vary in effectiveness. Wash skin with soap and water, change clothing promptly, and bathe exposed hair. Eradication by grubbing or mowing, kerosene spraying, and arsenate of soda for tree trunks are discussed as control methods.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Public Health Service United States Treasury Department

Censors in Hungary Slow Budapest Dispatches

Budapest correspondents report their dispatches pass four censors. One is a loyal official, another controlled by extremists, a third by Bolsheviks in Vienna, and a fourth kept by unknown enemy neighbors of Hungary.

Hungary Budapest Vienna

Mutiny Of Polish Troops At Kovno Reported Suppressed

Official sources say the mutiny among cavalry and artillery units at Kovno was put down with no arrests. Newspapers report ongoing fighting and Bolshevik traits among rebels as insurgents released hundreds of Bolshevik POWs to join their ranks. The Polish Telegraph Agency notes clashes at government buildings and cites tensions with Lithuania over possible understanding, blocked by extremist ministers and the bishop.

Warsaw Kogono Polish Telegraph Agency Kovno Poland Lithuania Telegraph Agency Koyno

Indian School Girls Have Queer Names

Sioux City, Ia. Girls at the Pine Ridge Reservation school may bear outlandish names such as Victoria Holy Rock Julia Afraid of Hawk Mary Brown Wars Julia Crazy Ghost Mercy Yellow Shirt Emma No Fat Billa Bad Eyes Julia Stands Up. Dissatisfied now.

Sioux City Pine Ridge Reservation Victoria Holy Rock Julia Julia Crazy Ghost Mercy Yellow Shirt Emma Billa

How to Get Gold from Lead

Professor Frederick Soddy of Oxford argues in a recent publication that turning base metals into gold is feasible. He outlines a particle sequence: eject a beta particle from mercury to yield thallium, then an alpha particle to form gold, or remove an alpha particle from lead to alter its nucleus toward mercury and onward to gold.

London Frederick Soddy Physical Chemistry Oxford

American indifference to perfumes sparks odor debate

A Buffalo Express column argues Americans neglect the sense of smell, preferring fresh air and natural scents to perfumes. It contrasts American odor tolerance with Europe and the Orient, noting perfume annoyances in close spaces yet praising country air, pine forests, hay fields, sea breezes, and orchards as ideal fragrances.

Weill Europe Italy Venice Florence Orient Bombay Calcutta Constantinople Hong Kong Buffalo Express

Early Booksellers and the Origin of Stationers

A compact history traces England s first booksellers to itinerant peddlers, the shift to stalls, and the emergence of stationers. It notes a 823 year old catalogue by Andrew Haunsell, stern legal restrictions until 1758, and the formation of bookseller associations in England and America beginning in 1829.

Andrew Haunsell Lothbury England America

Child’s blunt remark shocks vaudeville crowd

Four year old John visiting his aunt complains about cleanliness during a vaudeville show. His loud comment about a performer’s outfit draws surprised laughter from the audience amid the staging of acrobatic acts.

John

Carnegie yacht Carnege sails on long magnetic survey cruise

The magnetic survey vessel Carnege, out of commission in Washington for a year, resumes its sixth voyage at the end of September. The two to three year cruise will traverse the South Atlantic Indian and Pacific Oceans with calls at Dakar Rio de Janeiro and El Helena under American supervision.

Carnege Washington Taloty South Atlantic Indian Pacific Dakar Rio de Tancreto el Helena A. P. Ault

Postman Exchanges a Name with Pete

A quick exchange shows a postman asking for the recipient’s name and Pete replying that the name is on the envelope, highlighting a simple mail delivery moment.

Pete

Recipes for gray hair and new wireless distress device

A home remedy to darken gray hair combines water, Bay Rum, Barbo Compound and glycerine to soften and gloss aged hair without scalp cooling. A second item describes an American Chamber of Commerce report on a wireless distress system enabling automatic calls between ships via transmitters and receivers to summon naval attention during emergencies.

American Chamber of Commerce London

They Demand to Be Shown and Humble Beauties

A dialog from the Birmingham Age-Herald cites remarks on beauty experts, noting that success can come despite plain looks. The exchange adds that human nature resists deception and a physical culture professor must display fitness to gain credibility.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Collision Leaves Small Scratches On Bus Enamel

A minor crash occurred as a woman driving a car struck a motorbus. No serious injuries reported. only enamel scraped off on the car or bus in a minor fender bender.

Reporter Corrects Speech Style In Meeting Coverage

London Answers notes an editor berating a new political reporter over neutral wording. The quarrel centers on replacing vague label language with clear attribution to speaker Bill Blink and the meeting’s stance, highlighting journalistic style standards.

William Blink Nstead Bill Blank London

It Comes High Prohibition Story Told At Dinner

Elihu Root recounted a prohibition tale noting whisky's value after prohibition. In Florida two men aboard a capsized boat fought to stay afloat while one clung to the bottle and urged the other, Tom, to throw it if he could not be saved. The remark ends with a quip about people who like each other arguing.

Elihu Root Florida Jim Tom

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