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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
2
A United States Department of Agriculture guide urges home butchering and curing as the cheapest meat source. It details cool handling, brine versus dry curing, precise salt and sugar mixes, and steps for brine changes, drying, and smoking to produce superior, economical meat at home.
A fragmentary list offers tips on improving flavor with vanilla in coffee and preventing mustard drying with salt. It also suggests blotting paper and hot irons to remove candle grease from carpet, dough rubs for unvarnished wallpaper, trimming toothbrush bristles, cleaning curtain rings by soaking in melted paraffin, and polishing with brass paste to rejuvenate worn items.
On Thanksgiving eve 1919 Madge Gray, recently a Ming clerk, faces a stark choice between remaining in city life or taking a matron post at St Anne's, an endowed old ladies home. Aboard a train bound for Malvern she and Bob confront love, duty, and the prospect of a life tending elderly companions.
A three power conference in London ends with agreement on Fiume governance. D Annunzio will hand Fiume to regular troops under General Caviglia, with Italy to have sovereignty and London Pact provisions to be carried out. France Britain and Italy sign accord, while a Paris loan and a new interallied military body under Marshal Foch are discussed. A supreme council in Paris will continue, while a council of PMs from Britain France Italy and a US representative may meet in Paris first.
Twenty four presidents of unions in the steel industry voted to continue the nationwide strike. Pittsburg district steel companies called the strike a dead issue, with most plants operating near normal in several locations while plant leaders expect victory in the controversy.
Representatives of the Wichita Trade and Labor Council, uniting city unions, passed resolutions denouncing Governor Henry J. Allen for his stance on the coal strike. They condemned his decision to send volunteers to the mines as an unwarranted expense and criticized the offhand remarks attributed to John L. Crawford.
DoJ agents in Jackson, Michigan, detained sixty five alleged radicals at Iida on workingmen's hotels. About a score or more held after examination for possible action by immigration officials. Internal Revenue yield estimates reach 6,000,000,000 dollars for the first year says Commissioner Roper in annual report.
Premier Clemenceau, returning from a conference in London, sustained a rib fracture after a fall on a destroyer. He weathered the voyage to England and, though in pain, was greeted by a crowd at the station before summoning Dr Tuffier for treatment.
Mrs Anna Meteriano of Peru Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving displacement and backache after years of pain She says she can rise at four AM perform housework work in a factory and return home for supper claiming improved strength and daily function since using the remedy
A Copenhagen chemist sells a patent for artificial leather to a Norwegian company that plans factories to produce the material in several countries. The move could impact prices and widen availability across road lunchroom suppliers.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for nasal catarrh and repeated colds. It claims to build the system, cleanse mucous surfaces, and prevent acute attacks by acting through the bloodstream. The copy notes price and company details in Toledo Ohio.
In 1869 on November 6, Admiral Steuart, famed for defeating French privateers and British forces in the War of 1812, died. He was the grandfather of Charles Parnell.
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