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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

6

Experts Study Ivy Poisoning and Eradication Campaigns

United States Department of Agriculture and Public Health Service report on poison ivy and poison sumac risks, treatment limits, and urgent need for wide eradication campaigns. Gloves and soap washing are advised after exposure, with careful clothing changes to prevent transfer. no specific cure exists, but irritations may be eased with certain dressings. Eradication methods include grubbing, plowing, repeated mowing, and kerosene or arsenate of soda usage where safe for surrounding plants and structures.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Public Health Service United States Treasury Department Pacific Coast New Jersey Delaware Virginia Minnesota Nebraska Arkansas Washington Montana Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Texas New England Florida Louisiana

Censors in Hungary impose fourfold gate on dispatches

Budapest correspondents report their reports must pass four censors before publication. One is a state official, another controlled by extremists, a third by Bolsheviks said to be in Vienna, and a fourth run by unknown enemy neighbors of Hungary amid wartime conditions.

Hungary Budapest Vienna

Mutiny Is Work of Reds at Kovno and Poles

Official notices claim the Polish mutiny at Kovno was suppressed while newspaper reports say the revolt continues and has bolshevik traits. Hundreds of Bolshevik POWs are said released by insurgents who urged them to join, with no confirmed arrests. The Polish Telegraph Agency cites heavy shelling on government buildings and ongoing fighting, and notes Lithuania seeks a deal opposed by extremists and the bishop.

Warsaw Kogono Polish Telegraph Agency Kovno Poland Lithuania Telegraph Agency Koyno

Indian School Girls Have Queer Names

Sioux City Iowa reports a Pine Ridge Reservation school list of girls with unusual names. Examples include 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. The piece notes reader curiosity about such names.

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

How to Get Gold From Lead

Prof. Frederick Soddy of Oxford argues in a recent publication that alchemy is not impossible. He outlines how removing beta and alpha particles from mercury or lead could transform them into gold, describing the nuclear steps required to convert base metals into precious metal.

London Frederick Soddy Physical Chemistry Oxford

Americans Prefer Fresh Air Over Perfumes, Buffalo Express Says

A Buffalo Express opinion argues Americans neglect the sense of smell and favor natural fragrances like fresh air and rural scents over perfumes. It contrasts European and Oriental odors with American environments, insisting perfumes annoy others and that fragrant air in cities and country fields is more desirable.

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

Early Booksellers and the First English Book Trade

A historical overview traces the first bookseller catalogue dating back 823 years to Andrew Haunsell of Lothbury. It notes migratory peddlers as early book agents, the rise of stationers as stalls formed, and long-standing restrictions on booksellers until 1758 with strong ties to modern associations dating from 1829.

Andrew Haunsell Lothbury England America

Carnegie magnetic survey yacht to begin sixth voyage

The Carnege yacht, after a year laid up in Washington, leaves in September for a two to three year cruise. Its route will cover the South Atlantic Indian and Pacific Oceans with yearly calls at Dakar Rio de Janeiro and Santa Helena. Ault is the American settlment official.

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

Postman Exchange Sparks Name Joke in Corridor

A light exchange between a postman and Pete unfolds as Pete asks for mail while the postman jokes about finding his name on the envelope. The moment captures a small, humorous interaction in everyday mail delivery.

Pete

Hair darkening recipe and new wireless distress call

A old hair dye recipe suggests mixing water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair. apply twice weekly for gradual shade. Separately a new wireless distress device promises ships in trouble can ring alarms on other ships within range without an operator present to ensure quick attention to SOS calls.

American Chamber of Commerce London

Quotations From Birmingham Age Herald Debate

A dialogue notes that beauty specialists once were judged by looks like a mud fence, while discussing human nature. It cites a professor of physical culture needing notable muscular development to gain credibility, reflecting era attitudes on appearance and expertise.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Vehicle collision leaves minor enamel scrape

A single vehicle incident resulted in minor damage as a car struck a motorbus. No injuries reported. only enamel on the car surface was scraped, with no harm to the driver or passengers.

How to refer to speakers angers a London editor

A London Answers debate illustrates the pitfall of formal language in reporting speeches. An editor rebukes a new political reporter for saying Mr William Blink addressed the meeting, insisting on active wording like Bill Blank harangued the mob to reflect the event’s stance.

William Blink Nstead Bill Blank London

It Comes High Prohibition Story Told by Elihu Root

At a dinner Elihu Root quips about whisky value after prohibition. A Florida boating tale follows two men with a bottle, one clinging to a capsized boat as the other drowns, and a final exchange about saving the bottle. The piece closes noting people who like each other will argue.

Elihu Root Florida Jim Tom

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