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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
11
The article outlines affordable tree surgery techniques focusing on removing dead wood sterilizing and waterproofing cuts and cavities. It details limb removal methods shellac creosote waterproofing wax and tar coatings plus long term care and monitoring for decay.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists outline steps for handling poultry including dry-picking versus scalding, chilling in iced water, and humane killing methods. The guidance covers feed withdrawal, jugular vein cutting, brain piercing, head chopping, drawing, and gut removal with liver and gizzard replacement.
Farmers historically avoided platform scales for motor truck weighing. Buyers should consider truck weighing capability even if they do not own a motor truck. Opt for scales designed to weigh motor truck loads when purchasing.
Most commercial Sudan grass seed is grown in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with western Missouri and Watern Colorado and New Mexico producing more seed than needed locally.
William A. Radford promotes a charming small bungalow ideal for a moderate income family. The design emphasizes comfort, security, and independence with a practical floor plan including a living and dining room, compact kitchen, two bedrooms, and a basement heating area.
A New York correspondent describes Bryant Park behind the public library as a nightly gathering spot for the jobless and idle, where gasoline odor from east side limousines and restaurant smells mingle with a predatory, hopeless crowd. The scene signals a deep social decline in the city.
A detailed portrayal of a distinctive bungalow with a stucco facade on a frame structure. It explains features like a screened porch, large front windows, and a brick fireplace, emphasizing light and healthful living in a sunny home. The narrative shifts to Bryant Park benches and city life with stark social contrasts.
The excerpt likens forced charity to a farmer’s cow, noting that voluntary aid yields nothing while cornering the cow to extract milk represents coercive pressure. It satirizes financial strategists and humanitarian appeals as a parody of forced benevolence.
A humorous vignette from Harper's Magazine describes an old lady traveling by train who overreacts to a young soldier beside her. She requests that he keep the nozzle of his gun out of the window, highlighting a comic clash of wartime weaponry with everyday travel.
Cortlandt Bleecker, at a Dark Harbor luncheon, remarks that the modern girl's morals differ from her mother's. A chatter about a modern girl in an ultra modern bathing suit includes a line about a hired chaperon and an alleged kiss with a married man, prompting shock and snappy comments.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. The ad claims Swamp Root restores kidney health and aids liver and bladder function, offering a sample bottle by mail and availability in drug stores.
In London during the Olympia jamboree boy scouts from around the world gathered. A Highland soldier entering an underground car at Paddington found himself surrounded by wolves cubs who offered their seats. He thanked them and joked he is not a girl guide yet.
An advertising snippet promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples and brickheads, advising five minute washes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and daily use of Cuticura Talcum to keep skin clear. A brief humorous exchange ends the item with a joke about guessing.
A playful exchange imagines fairy tale magic with Goldilocks asking the Fairy Godmother to wish herself young and pretty, turning the usual wish dynamic on its head. The dialog-style piece toys with the idea of wishing power and self-perception.
A reflection on how championing others' rights reduces the need to advocate for one’s own. The comment underscores collective action over individual battles and the costs of public advocacy in maintaining equal protections.
A banker tells his daughter he has spotted a well-dressed man visiting weekly. She coyly reveals the man is currently unemployed but is considering becoming a life-companion to a wealthy young woman, a plan she treats with pride and mischief.
Advertisement copy asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. States no claims for other diseases. Mentions Ball's Cat Medicine as a liquid taken internally. Notes distribution via druggists and free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
In a dialogue about stamina, old-time statesmen are praised for drafting speeches by hand while Senator Sorghum notes they lacked modern campaign vigor to shake hands with the world. The exchange contrasts perseverance in literature with public endurance in campaigning.
The line questions disguise and deception with a sharp jab at counterfeit appearances. It contrasts a wolf in sheep’s clothing with a stubborn, unshorn metaphor, suggesting satire of false appearances and hidden danger.
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