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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
7
A vintage advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup for colds bronchitis and lung trouble noting influenza deaths outpaced wartime deaths. It claims the remedy provides restful sleep easy morning expectoration and widespread use in homes worldwide. The closing proverb cautions self care over mockery of others.
This article extols the Dutch Colonial as a stylish seven room dwelling ideal for town or farm use. It describes a 32 by 26 foot house with seven rooms, central door, wide dormers, and a New England style porch. Advice is offered to builders to consult dealers contractors and architects to avoid costly mistakes and save building costs.
A detailed description outlines a concrete foundation home with full basement, heating plant and fuel storage. Central hall connects living room and dining room while a large sun parlor adjoins the open fireplace. Kitchen, wash room and pantry arrangements suit a modern farm home and promise long term savings.
Professor Samuel N Page of Omaha argues in New York that mate choice favors rounded contours over long faces He asserts angular intelligent women have business appeal while round faced women align better with men The piece also notes the beech tree is rarely struck by lightning.
A girl admires opal tinted smoke from a factory while her mother lectures on its evils and health hazards. The mother explains soot and dirt from coal and scrubbing, yet the child asks if it can still be blamed for being pretty.
An old style health ad urges gentle regular help for the bowels and liver. It warns against harsh cathartics and promotes Cascarets as a safe daily tonic that cleanses waste without causing sickness. It claims 25 million boxes sold yearly and notes they work while you sleep and are inexpensive.
A mother and father argue over inheritance and the daughter's future, with humor about looks and a joke on deafness. The mother jokes about making a will to disinherit, while the father riffs on the child’s resemblance and future prospects.
An offbeat dialogue unfolds in a Kansas City Star excerpt with gun talk and a cops arrival. A second piece discusses the Spanish Trail association planning a revival of a historic highway through Arizona, tracing early Spanish travel from 1538 onward and Cabeza de Vaca's 1536 route.
France proposes nearly 3 billion dollars for port improvements interior navigation and railroads. The outline signals a sweeping modernization effort across maritime inland waterways and rail infrastructure, aiming to boost commerce and national development.
A garbled exchange about poetry and night voices hints at a joke about a baby with colic, reflecting a playful, puzzling fragment from an older dialogue. The readable text centers on wit and the clash between learning and danger in a humorous line.
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