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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
14
Mrs Lester E Warner of Wisconsin writes that after a year of back pain irregularities and inability to do housework she found relief using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the medicine as restoring health and invites others to share their experiences.
A joke of a pianist charging by the note and by the pound draws a chuckling remark from a judge about the “fearful rack et” of music fees. The quip plays on wordplay over pricing in a courtroom setting.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap painless corn remover. It claims drops relieve pain instantly and allow rapid lifting of corns, soft corns, or toe calluses with no irritation, sold by druggists in a tiny bottle.
A brief item notes natives in Australia tearing down telegraph wires to fashion bracelets earrings and rings. The joke suggests they valued electric wiring for current fashions.
Poem recalling sacrifice in World War I and II era memory. It links Christ’s sacrifice with soldiers who died abroad. The piece evokes the Milles bloom, bells, and graves in France while urging readers to honor those who made the world safe. The Cincinnati Enquirer appears as the source citation.
The article extols Easter as more than myth, presenting the resurrection as both natural fact and spiritual truth. It links Christ's triumph to nature's cycles, spring growth, and the perpetual renewal of the soul, urging realization and surrender of the personal will to attain hope and wisdom.
The passage reflects on spring as a healing force guiding patience. It describes stars, grass, birds, streams, and vast eternal forces moving untroubled by human thoughts. The Easter resurrection renews belief in ultimate good for both men and women.
The text argues that real peace comes from aligning the personal will with divine love, removing arrogance and selfish desires. It asserts atonement requires submission to life’s master, foretelling universal acknowledgment of God, and favors immediate soul regeneration and Christ’s presence within.
Easter Sunday in Venice centers on St. Mark's Square where wealth and fashion gather. Gondolas with floral decor carry celebrants as Easter hymns fill the canals and flowers bloom along the shore in vivid color and joyous laughter.
Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus entry into Jerusalem with palm branches. Priests bless palms which are burned and saved to sprinkle worshipers on Ash Wednesday, marking the start of Holy Week.
Workmen uncovered bones in the Alamo grounds at San Antonio that may be those of Texas heroes cremated after Santa Anna’s victory. The bones were left in place and a garage will be built over the spot outside the Alamo walls, near the ground’s edge. The origin remains uncertain whether Texans or Native Americans used to build the mission.
A famous author in his study rejects a sentence about a young man saying he is intelligent hardworking and unmarried The author instructs to strike out unmarried and continue the writing process The scene emphasizes revision and control over the narrative voice
A brief exchange shows a father criticising the son's spending on Miss Blondy as money misspent. The son concedes the remark. The setting suggests a family scene discussing romantic expenditures.
Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota spans 10 800 acres with a network of narrow passages and irregular chambers. The route includes a southeast entrance tunnel dropping 560 feet and 830 feet below the surface, leading to the Garden of Eden and the Pearly Gates, with branches to the Fair Grounds and other chambers. Buffalo elk and deer roam the game reserve surrounding the cave.
George M. Cohan cross examined audition candidates for roles in a new production. He pressed a young man waiting an hour about his singing ability and the candidate retorted that he could sing as well as Cohan. Cohan insisted on a clear answer about singing.
A Boston Transcript humorous exchange notes that Dick’s wife believes a man’s heart lies in his stomach and that her cooking has given him a bad case of indigestion while seeking affection.
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