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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
6
Paris dressmakers push plaid checks stripes and polka patterns for spring and summer. Rodier fabrics feature in bold, colorful models amid factory ruin. Designers mix materials and cut new sport and country looks with side gores and bright contrasts, signaling a lively fashion season.
A 36 by 116 foot gambrel barn designed for 42 milkers with calves and a winter feed supply. William A Radford describes labor-saving layouts with overhead carriers, individual drinking cups, and a four-duct ventilation system to keep cows healthy and productive.
From R L Stevenson’s Familiar Studies of Men and Books Thoreau is praised for vast talents in nature knowledge navigation and physical prowess He could survey nature pick pencils gauge distances and tell the season by plants He could build a house boat pencil or book and excel in running skating swimming and rowing.
The passage reflects on Wordsworth as a dull scholar and doubts his line The child is father to the man. It cites Thomas Chatterton as a boy-poet and recounts a school remark Your son is a fool of whom nothing can be made. It notes Robert Burns as a dance at school and praises his later songs of tenderness.
Catarrh treated only by sprays and douches fails to cure, as symptoms return. Seek a proven treatment that works from the blood, with special medical advice free. Address Medical Director, 106 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
In a cryptic exchange, a character asks how to reach the needle baths and learns they must thread their way through a complex place to get there. The dialogue suggests a punning answer about navigating a tricky environment.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless, inexpensive remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims quick relief without irritation, urging use via a tiny bottle sold by druggists and attributes the product to a Cincinnati genius.
In a Kansags City Star fragment a declamatory figure urges a late sluggard to heed nature’s call. The tale recalls a boy’s misread twoletters rule and contrasts dawn’s energy with the sleeper’s resistance. The scene centers on motivation and the clock’s reminder to begin the day.
A party scene features Bobby asking for one more jelly. The hostess questions if he can eat more. Bobby replies that he cannot eat any more but reveals a mischievous line about dropping it down Peter's neck.
A brief reflection urges quiet sympathy and gentler restraint, noting that a few smiles, tender words, and calmer temper can significantly affect our days and relationships.
A brief note instructs telling the grocer Red Cross Bag Blue during billing suggesting it yields tangible returns. The line claims repeat use and long term payoff, with a price tag of 6c.
The article clarifies that visible white vapor is not steam but moisture particles formed from condensation of actual steam. It explains that steam itself is invisible while the visible plume results from cooling air and moisture, detailing the science behind common steam appearance.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as guaranteed to yield a new, rich, fadeless color on any fabric including wool silk linen cotton and blends. It notes a direction book in the package shows how to diamond dye over any color and suggests using the Diamond Dye Color Card from the dealer to match materials.
The article argues that many fertile valleys and plains are former lake bottoms dried by natural upheavals or gradual processes. It notes the St. Lawrence and other rivers arose from lake chains, and suggests a vast northern sea once covered Europe and Asia, drained by a Kosporous opening, with Greek traditions preserving this memory.
A humorous exchange suggests tobacco use winds up a man as his wife objects, with a quip about nerves and bashfulness. The brief piece highlights social tension around smoking and marriage in a lighthearted tone.
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