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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

7

Backache and Kidney Disorder Cure Advertisement

An archaic medical ad extols Dr. Pierce’s remedies for backache and kidney congestion caused by overwork. It claims Anuric tablets and meat and water help, with patient testimonials praising relief. The piece foregrounds physician endorsements and a promotional tone from a late 19th century period.

Hall Tablet Sparks Wish To Honor Wife At College

A gentleman and his wife admire college buildings funded by wealthy alumni. They reach a hall bearing a tablet reading erected by John C Block as a memorial to his beloved wife. He sighs that is what he would like to do for his college, but his wife grows cold to him.

John C. Block

Town Man Denounces Labor Arrogance Speech

A Kansas City Star excerpt shows Varmer Bentover reacting to a labor dispute quotation. The dialogue labels labor as arrogant and notes a hired man may be denounced as a traitor by his class. The lines reflect heated commentary on labor and class tensions.

Varmer Bentover Kansas City Star

Hammer and Tongs

A brief note describes a composer above drafting a lullaby amid a noisy overhead racket with tongue in cheek dialogue. The fragment suggests playful wordplay on sound and craft. Names or dates are not provided.

White bungalow attractive home design for 50-foot lot

The article promotes building a white bungalow on a 50-foot lot with a 38 by 87 foot footprint. It outlines room layout including living and dining rooms, kitchen with breakfast nook, two bedrooms, a bath, a full basement, and a corner porch with a pergola. It notes cost guidance, lot considerations, and the value of planning with a reputable designer.

Japanese Celluloid Industry Growth Update

The Japanese celluloid industry has grown over a decade with three large factories producing sheets. In 2017 exports reached 6,087,008 pounds valued at BY 00s 204. Authorities cite camphor protection and policy shifts as factors, and a planned increase of about 4,000,000 pounds in the next fiscal year was announced for camphor supplies.

Japan Bakal New York Times

Fortune in Sign Painting at Harper's Ferry Landmark

A historic Baltimore and Ohio sign at Harper's Ferry station still shines after decades of heat and wind. Reportedly, the painter who applied the enduring letters is sought, celebrated for craft that outlasts the elements and remains vividly legible today.

Harper's Ferry Baltimore & Ohio

Nut Trees of the World Promise Global Food Supply

Article notes that nut trees could feed the world year round. It highlights prolific production of imported Renail nuts and mentions thousands of tons produced yearly, suggesting high demand and potential for steady food sources worldwide.

Not True Genius Is Not a Death Predictor

An article discusses child prodigies like Samuel Resch eveki and other precocious youths, arguing brilliance in memory or a single skill does not ensure early death. It cites historical cases of multilingual young prodigies and notes that such children are not inherently prone to dying young. It stresses avoiding overemphasis on one talent and warns against forcing industrious routines.

Samuel Rescheveki Bertin United States North Carolina Great Britain Portheaw Berlin Lubeck

Pedestrians Spot Ghost Train On Night Crossing

On a dark country road a pair of pedestrians near a rail crossing observed a motionless, minutely described object on the tracks. They hesitated five minutes as a driver urged crossing, unsure if a slow freight approached.

Chicago Tribune

Lion D Arras War News Piper Disappears in Paris

A Paris dispatch reports the disappearance of one of the last Lion d Arras war newspipers. The laments of the siege era echo as the paper's founder Abbe Gherhin faced exile during the 172 weeks of its existence as the enemy closed to within yards of the walls.

Paris Lion d' Arras

The Difference Little Ethel and the Leap Year Custom

The article notes a domestic tradition or custom linked to leap year proposals. It discusses the idea that in some households a woman proposing to a man is unusual, while the man’s proposal remains the customary norm.

Ethel Thor

You Can Not Rub Out Rheumatism by Lotions

If you are afflicted with Rheumatism, why waste time with liniments lotions and other local applications that never did cure rheumatism and never will Remove the cause and you remove the pain Rheumatism is in the blood Cleanse your blood of the germs that cause the disease S S S has never had an equal as a blood purifier and scores of sufferers say that it has cleansed their blood of rheumatism and removed all trace of the disease from their system Get a bottle of S S S and get on their treatment today Special medical advice free Address Medical Director 111 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga

Rhea

Three Great Men Banquet Quip Provokes Laughs

An exchange recounts a speaker at a banquet claiming only three great Americans were Washington, Lincoln, and himself, then joking he would have named Theodore Roosevelt. Laughter interrupted the remark and silence followed.

Washington Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt

Aspirin Revolution Backed By Bayer Cross Trademark

Bayer introduced Aspirin eighteen years ago and physicians endorsed its use for Rheumatism Colds Headache Neuralgia Earache Toothache Lumbago Neuritis and general pain. To obtain genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin request the Bayer Cross marked package with safe directions. Tiny 12 tablet tins are inexpensive and larger Bayer packages are sold by druggists.

Bayer Company Bayer

What Peeved the Recruit

A pair of recruits discuss army life with Rhine hopes. One finds relief from guard duty worse than duty itself, recounting a two hour guard session then relief time when the corporal scolded him for forgetting where he left his rite.

Corporal Rhine

Wood Alcohol Dangers Expanded in Multiple Exposures

Wood alcohol may cause blindness not only if ingested but also by skin contact through halo tonics containing poston and by inhalation from varnishes and related products. The dangers extend to any absorption or inhalation exposure compromising vision.

The United States Many Wars and Campaigns

The United States regular army has engaged in more than a hundred wars or military campaigns, about nine tenths of them being with Indian tribes. This brief note from Independent reflects on the long history of U.S. military action and its focus on conflicts with Native peoples.

United States United States Regular Army Independent New York

Kidney Remedy for Women Promises Health Restored

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health, easing back pain headaches and nervous irritability. A sample bottle can be ordered by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY. medium and large bottles available at drug stores.

Kilmer

Burglary Echoes Through Silent House at 3 A.M.

A couple awakes to a downstairs break in. John confronts an intruder, a gun fires, a window breaks during the struggle, and the assailant flees after a brief fight. The thief takes only 60 cents as the scene ends with calm returned.

New Jersey Church Promotes Fire Themed Sunday Message

A small New Jersey town church near New York displays a provocative sign asking Where do you spend Sunday Around the fire and Where will you spend eternity Surrounded by fire signaling its embrace of modern religious thought and dramatic imagery.

New York New Jersey

Man Seeks Partner Capable of Driving Him to Drink

A columnist quips that many men would welcome a woman with the power to push them toward heavy imbibing, implying a playful critique of relationships and temptation without direct narrative detail.

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