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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
2
Cass Fendrick and Luck Cullison clash as a Del Oro claim dispute escalates into a broader feud. Fendrick resists exile, plots to outmaneuver Bucky O Connors rangers, and a sealed envelope hints at a hidden plan while Kate Cullison and family seek a peaceful resolution that fractures into further danger.
The article explains needle production beginning after 1885 when machinery fully operated. It describes cutting needle wire into eight foot lengths by coiling it into a sixteen foot circumference then halving the coil with strong shears. Each half yields 100 pieces after cutting.
A fragmentary exchange shows a caller reacting to a photographed image, commenting on perceived attractiveness and noting the caller’s husband. The brief text suggests overheard dialogue from a Boston Tran script, hinting at social interaction and appearances.
War time lessons boost home canning as labor shortages and rising costs hit canneries. Sugar prices push novel syrups, with glucose and corn syrup viable for fruit, cutting per pint sugar cost to about one and a half cents. Authorities say canned fruit remains practical and healthier than skipping desserts.
United States department of agriculture specialists outline how to make jelly with half the usual sugar when fruit is cheap and sugar costly. Use second extraction from jelly fruit like quince grapes apples or cranberries, then blend the two jellies before sweetening. Half the sugar can be glucose syrup corn sirup honey or sorghum, with grape plus glucose or corn syrup producing jelly even without sugar.
The essentials in canning fruit and vegetables are fresh products pure water care cleanliness good jars standard rubber rings and sufficient heat to process the products thoroughly in the closed container.
A carpet sweeper or a vacuum cleaner should be used in daily cleaning of carpets and rugs. A hand or electric power vacuum removes practically all dust and dirt from carpets and rugs to dustless wear.
Food specialists warn that bread and baked goods easily contaminate during cooling and storage. Lightly cover bread with a clean cloth, avoid tight wrapping, and store in a thoroughly aired scalded container. For hot weather, sun and re-scorch containers. separate from new batches.
Household hints cover washing flat irons in soda water before heating and using blue denim covers on ironing boards to protect surfaces. They advise adding boiling water to butter and sugar when cake making, and placing white paper under fabric to prevent silk puckering during machine sewing.
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