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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
7
Summit New Jersey woman describes relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menopause like symptoms including hot flashes dizziness and sleep disruption. Letter notes improved digestion headaches backache and increased ability to work and asks readers to publish the testimonial.
In a Washington shop Champ Clark purchases a dress shirt with red stripes using a ten dollar bill. He notes the price and a clerk replies that the extra thirty cents is for a sales fee, remarking about congressional entries. The Nation’s Business recounts the anecdote.
A chaotic wedding scene erupts as guests hurl shoes at the bride amid a dispute over attire. Bystanders intervene as organizers attempt to restore order and salvage the ceremony.
Sloganeering line urges choosing Diamond Dyes to protect fabrics from pet dye mishaps. It emphasizes following directions printed on the package to avoid damage.
A drugstore remedy called Freezone offers quick relief for hard and soft corns and between the toes. The ad claims the corn pain stops instantly and can be lifted off with fingers without soreness. It mocks attempts at humor while promoting a tiny bottle sold for a few cents.
An early Bayer aspirin ad touts genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It advises accepting only an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Tin boxes of 12 cost a few cents. larger packages sold by druggists.
A Black U S soldier in khaki sits in an American Red Cross canteen reading a cookbook titled How to Fry Chicken. Tears roll down his cheeks as a kind worker asks how she can help, confessing this book makes him homesick and ashamed. The scene unfolds with empathy in a wartime canteen setting.
A fragmentary dialogue centers on a dog bite and political leanings as residents discuss upcoming elections and the influence of domestic life on public choices. The humorous mishearing hints at civic engagement amid daily quarrels.
The United States Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Markets argues for standard market grades to reduce distrust between producers and buyers. It cites wartime success with potato grades and notes ongoing work to classify cattle, hogs, and other commodities, aiming to increase monetary returns and uniform practices nationwide.
Practical guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on fly control for working stock. It covers burlap blanket coverings, leather nets, darkened stables, and window screening, plus trench protection for range and swine. It notes ventitation drawbacks of dark stables and urges using screens and brushing nets before entry.
Agricultural notice outlines how wellness driven farming raises yields per man by shielding young fruit trees from weeds and protecting crops from rice pests. It emphasizes practical steps to boost fruit production while maintaining tree health.
The article surveys apron and frock designs using organdie aprons with sash-like strings, fichus, and colorful prints. It highlights blue chambray dresses with white organdie aprons, trim with rickrack, and smock-like waists, noting versatile combinations for country daywear.
A cassock gown showcased with Flowers for Decorations. flowers trim costumes, dresses and hats, adding decorative floral touches to religious and ceremonial wear.
A fashion write up highlights sheer linen frocks with blue linen draperies and delicate embroidery in wash silk. Navy eyelets trend in sheer fabrics, while an eye catching shot green and gold evening gown features bedice embroidery and a peacock motif. Egyptian-inspired gold tissue and a peacock velvet gown add vivid color with tulle drapery completing the looks.
White gabardine is much liked and dancing frocks remain short. The season favors dyed lace and black taffeta coat dresses. Spanish Jade combs are charming. Reversible capes are a popular fancy. An evening frock shows straight tule with deep tucks and flower bows. Gowns trend empire style with white net and bendlog contrasts with crystals.
The piece describes organdie hats as a fashionable, perishable trend that captivates women with pastel colors and delicate trims. It notes various styles, including white hats with black velvet bows and mauve crowns, suggesting these transparent summer hats complement white dresses and frocks.
The text describes silk ruches used to trim a favorite summer wrap. Silk and gundle decorations appear as ruching along the shoulders and waist, with taffeta touches draping around the body. Puffy ruchings top the silk for a decorative finish.
A practical house dress features elbow length kimono sleeves and a single piece design with a front lace closure. The garment emphasizes easy laundering and simple construction suitable for daily wear.
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