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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
2
In Gary Indiana a sufferer describes severe kidney pain and swelling with night-time urination and fever. After losing weight and feeling worn out the person credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a complete cure and restored health.
In a Tit-Bits snippet from London, Mrs Peck accuses Henry of not listening. He replies with urgency as she asks for three pounds, and he recalls her smiling and saying yes. The exchange reveals tension and financial pressure in a domestic moment.
An old label or ad statement markets California Fig Syrup as a laxative for children. The fragment mentions removing a blockage from the stomach and liver areas, implying a medical or health claim.
Rats eat insulation on electric wires leading to fires from defective insulation. They also bore holes in lead water pipes, causing leaks and water damage.
A dinner party dialogue questions whether doctors have a right to kill when unable to cure. It quotes a provocative line asserting doctors have always been doing it, delivered as humorous but troubling banter.
American Museum expedition under Dr William D Matthew has unearthed bones of a small rhinoceros or diceratherium in a sandstone quarry at Agate Nebraska. The team plans to cut the deposits into blocks and ship the fossils to the museum for display.
Bancroft Abbott Bailey of Chicago died at South Newbury Vermont aged 101. He never left home except to build a cabin near Palatine where he rented a family of 11. He avoided theaters and social outings, staying with his family as Chicago grew from a small settlement to a city with many Indians nearby.
The fragment notes a distance range from 000 to 5,000 miles required to reach the destination nation. It implies a lengthy travel or supply route, likely detailing challenges or scope without specifying actors or exact locations.
The Eputant club defends displaying English prize beauties at the Marigny theater arguing men have the right to admire women from all nations. French critics ask why not showcase French beauty and question the purpose of such universal attraction. Maurice de Kobra speaks for the club asserting historical precedent of cosmopolitan taste.
John W. Church portrays the Marquesan remnant as beyond redemption under French rule, arguing natives should be left to die off. The account extolls Marquesan beauty and customs, detailing grooming, massage, domestic life, and the wedding feast as part of a vanished Eden.
The ad claims Cascarets gently cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove sour fermenting food and foul gases, reduce bile, and expel constipated waste and poisons. It promises you will feel great by morning and that the product works while you sleep without gripe or inconvenience.
Mr Stormington Barnes notes Hamlet is among the longest parts in English drama. A tired businessman replies he has not measured it but concedes the impression of its length when heard. He adds the notion that a watch runs slowly in church and comments that brains without energy will not bring prosperity.
A vintage advertisement extols genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe due to physician use over nineteen years. It promotes the Bayer name, the Bayer Cross, and mentions common uses from colds to neuralgia, with small twelve-tablet tin boxes and larger packages available.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat catarrh by cleansing the blood with S. S. S. It warns of dangers from lung involvement and offers medical advice from a Chief Medical Advisor at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
A London Tit-Bits quip about angina pectoris not found in directories leads to a joke exchange. A Indianapolis News piece notes a sharp reply from a woman over someone allegedly following her, with a humorous retort about the policeman.
A patient asks to settle the bill with the doctor. The physician responds that payment is not necessary and offers to arrange settlement with the patient's widow.
A reflective column questions continued illicit liquor production while noting Colorado contains 17 national forests totaling over 13 million acres. The piece contrasts a haystack with chips regarding safety of property.
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