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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
10
An old advertising piece promotes Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles claiming it helps rest and clear mornings. It notes influenza deaths outpacing wartime deaths and states the product is mailed in America and used in homes worldwide.
A Newark paper excerpt describes the Dutch colonial style as a seven room, compact 32 by 26 foot home with Dutch roof and central door balanced by paired windows. It notes four second floor bedrooms, a bath, and a sun parlor, touting economy and substantial exterior.
The article details a concrete foundation house with full basement for heating fuel storage and garden tools. Central hall leads to living room and dining room. sun parlor and living area form a large loungy space. Kitchen and washroom add modern farm home features plus a porch option and built in ice chest.
Prof Samuel N Page of Omaha argues in New York that instinct favors rounded figures over long faces in mates. He says angular, intellectual types excel in business and attraction, while round-faced women pair with long-faced men in leadership and commerce.
A small girl admires the sunlit smoke from a factory smokestack while her mother lectures on the pollution and health harms of smoke. The child muses that the smoke might be pretty after all, despite the dangers and dirt her mother describes.
A vintage advert promotes Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to prevent constipation and bilious attacks. It claims the product cleanses the colon and bowels of waste without harming the system, contrasts with harsh purgatives, and notes 25 million boxes sold annually.
The exchange hints at a family dispute over inheritance and parental expectations. A dressmaker and a comment on deafness in women suggest satirical or domestic content with gender humor. The dialogue frames a looming will and possible disinheritance.
A chaotic scene at a fast service restaurant ends with a gun threat and police expected as witnesses recount a man pulling a weapon during a confrontation over a wife. Spike and Claudine describe the moment while bystanders hold the suspect until officers arrive.
France proposes nearly 3 billion dollars for port and interior navigation improvements and railway construction. The remark compares married couples to shoes by noting that exact equality makes them unfit.
A stray gag contrasts the poet's praise of night voices with the uneasy reality of a baby suffering colic. The dialogue-like line hints at conflicting feelings and a wry mood about learning and danger.
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